Gail Porter (born March 23, 1971 at the Simpson's Memorial Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland), sometimes known by her married name Gail Hipgrave, is a British television presenter who became widely known after presenting Fully Booked in the late 1990s. Porter has tended to present family-friendly television programmes, or ones aimed directly at children, for example The Movie Chart Show, Top of the Pops, and Live & Kicking, work for CITV , and other programmes such as The Big Breakfast and Gail Porter's Big 90s for VH1 . Recently she presented three series of Dead Famous. Porter made an unsuccessful bid to join the presentation team of the BBC children's show Blue Peter.

In the late 1990s she began to pose for photos in men's magazines such as FHM. Probably the best-known product of her many photo-sessions is one particular still in which she is seen completely nude from behind, but turning her head back to make eye contact with the camera, thus permitting a simultaneous full view of her face, back and bottom, and a glimpse of one of her breasts from the side.

The image became well known due to the events of one night in 1999, when FHM, along with guerrilla marketing company Cunning Communications, beamed an enormous projection of it onto the exterior of the Houses of Parliament, with an accompanying message urging people to vote for Gail in the FHM Top 100 Sexiest Women Poll. In her autobiography, Porter claims that she did not know about the stunt until it was reported in the news the following day. In 2001, Porter took part in the Reality TV show Celebrity Blind Man's Bluff and in 2003, she was a contestant on Channel 4's The Games, although injury truncated her participation. In March 2009, Gail became a presenter on Channel 5's Gadget Show temporarily replacing Suzi Perry.

• Sir Billi the Vet (2006) (voice) .... Lady Serena Sedgewick
• Maxim Uncovered! Vol. 2 (2004) (V) .... Model
• Stade de Wimbledon, Le (2001) .... La mère au B&B
  ... aka Wimbledon Stage (USA: festival title)
• Comic Relief: Say Pants to Poverty (2001) (TV) .... (Popsters segment)
  
• Just the Ticket (1999/II)