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David Haye and Sarah Harding join Jonathan Ross for this week's Friday Night With Jonathan Ross on ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ One.

Sarah Harding tells Jonathan that Girls Aloud will get back together but they don't know when: "We're simply taking a break, we all felt it was time... we said about a year, but we're going to see."

She was sure they wouldn't last: "We've grown up in the spotlight, we never thought we'd stick around."

Sarah thinks Jedward are the best thing about The X Factor: "I'm loving the controversy... they're definitely the most entertaining, that's what's keeping it interesting."

She says her hell-raising days are over: "When I was a lot younger I was probably going through a hard time...

"A lot of stuff is misconstrued, I love to go out and have fun [but] I'm at my most comfortable when I'm at home, don't have to care what I look like."

And looks forward to her future acting career: "I'm not saying I don't want to sing any more but everyone knows I'm a bit of a drama queen, I really enjoy a new challenge... this is what I want to do."

WBA World Heavyweight Champion David Haye says victory was his destiny: "I've been training my whole life for this one night.

"I knew I was up against it... I just had to focus on strategy, to stick to my game plan, ignore the fact that he was a giant."

He says he broke his hand because of Valuev's extra thick skull: "It was like hitting a brick wall...

"When you've got the whole of Britain watching, you can't complain about your pain."

Michael McIntyre says he can't believe his success: "I've been dreaming of this happening. Two years ago I had nothing."

He says he's only just bought his first house.

Gerard Butler reveals drinking got him the sack from his legal career: "One week before qualifying [as a lawyer] I lost my job. In two years I had 32 days off and 25 of those were Mondays."

A Hotsauce TV production.

Friday Night With Jonathan Ross, 10.35pm, Friday 13 November 2009, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ One

Notes to Editors

These quotes are taken verbatim from a studio recording and may not necessarily reflect the content of the final transmitted version of the programme.

JP