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Dermot's new show, Marriage Ref started last Saturday night. You can watch again online on ITV Player or catch it again on ITV2, see Radio Times for times.

Once again Dermot will host this year's National Television Awards. Radio Times has an exclusive video of Dermot to encourage you to vote, watch it on RT and vote for your favourites on the NTA site.

Dermot has recently joined Twitter! You can catch up with his regular tweets by following radioleary.

As part of Transport for London's cycling campaign, Dermot is amongst several celebrities who have have made a short film. Dermot was filmed cycling in North London around teh canals and past the Emirates stadium on his fold up bike. Watch now on the TfL site.

New on the official X Factor site, Delving into Dermot. Dermot answers question from the X Factor auditionees.

Catch up with Dermot prior to the start of tonight's new X Factor. Read his Q & A and watch his thoughts on the new series on the official X Factor site.

Haven't decided who to vote for yet? Let Dermot help you decide. Dermot has recently hosted three special programmes for BBC Three where he interviews the three main party leaders. Catch up with them all on iPlayer, see Dermot meets....

Tomorrow night Dermot will be hosting a one-off First Time Voters' Question Time Live on BBC Three at 8pm. More information from BBC News, see: O'Leary to host young voters Question Time and details of how to join in: First Time Voters Question Time.

Tomorrow night Dermot will be hosting the National Televsion Awards. This glittering ceremony is in it's 15th year and this year is Dermot's first as host. It's being held at the O2 Arena and will be shown on ITV1 from 7.30pm.

The Guardian reports today that Dermot is in talks with the BBC to host a political show. He revealed this in an interview with Radio Times. "It won't be anything particularly serious," said Dermot, "but politics is a huge obsession with me, so I'm incredibly excited about it." Read the fully story on the Guardian website.