If you like your laughs with a side helping of benefaction, then be sure to grab yourself a ticket for Stand Up For Animals, a comedy extravaganza in aid of animal welfare charity WSPA which takes place at London's Hammersmith Apollo on Sunday the 24th of February from 7.30pm.

Bill is of course on the line-up for the event, which is compered by organiser Robin Ince and also includes comics Chris Addison, Will Smith, Tim Vine, Tim Minchin, Norman Lovett, Lucy Porter, Howard Read with Little Howard, Phil Nichol and Jeremy Lion. Other acts may also be added at a later date, and the event promises to be a lively one.

Tickets can be booked online through Ticketmaster. For more information on the work done by WSPA, visit their website.

If you still haven't got hold of tickets for next week's benefit gig Stand Up For Animals, then now's the time. Tickets are priced individually at £19.50, but if you buy 2 you get them for the reduced price of £30. To take advantage of this offer visit the Ticketmaster event page and enter the code SUFA08.

The show, which is in aid of animal charity WSPA, is compered by Robin Ince and the line-up features Bill, Chris Addison, Will Smith, Tim Vine, Tim Minchin, Norman Lovett, Lucy Porter, Howard Read with Little Howard, Phil Nichol and Jeremy Lion. The event takes place at the Hammersmith Apollo on Sunday the 24th, at 7.30pm. For more information on WSPA, visit their website.

Bill is currently supporting a campaign based on ActionAid's report "Who Pays? How British supermarkets are keeping women workers in poverty". The report looks at the impact that the supermarket price wars have had on the developing countries who supply them with products, and calls for supermarkets to publicly commit to international workers' rights and fairer buying practices. To find out more about the report visit the Action Aid website.

Bill has produced his own video for the campaign which you can watch here, with an opportunity for you to sign up at the end. You can even make your own campaign video using Bill's narration and prove to the big supermarkets that you really ain't gonna be their bitch.