Bafta TV Awards 2022

Hosted by comedian Richard Ayoade, the ceremony will celebrate the best of British television across multiple awards. Here's everything you need to know about ...

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The 35-year-old put on an eye-popping display upon her arrival at this year's BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday afternoon at London's Royal Festival Hall.

Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) Fancy turning up the volume with a Valentino-inspired frock of your own? Stephen Graham (Help) Big Zuu (Big Zuu's Big Eats) This dress is fun and fabulous in equal measure. She completed the look with jewellery by none other than Messika.

The Virgin Media Bafta TV take place tonight with the event seeing stars of British TV take to the red carpet.

The Virgin Media Bafta TV awards will be broadcast live on BBC One from 6pm. “But I never set out to get them or hunt them down. Famous faces from the world of British television will walk the red carpet in London for the Bafta TV awards on Sunday.

Channel 4's It's A Sin earned a nomination for best mini-series as well as multiple acting nominations for many members of its cast including Olly Alexander, ...

Siblings Jamie and Natasia Demetriou were nominated in the Male and Female Comedy Performance category respectively for Stath Lets Flats, whist the overall series was nominated for Scripted Comedy. Netflix's Sex Education saw Aimee Lou Wood included in the Female Performance in a Comedy Programme, with Nctui Gatwa being recognised in the Male Performance in a Comedy Programme category. Vigil was the BBC's most-watched series last year and was nominated in the Drama Series category.

The Strictly presenter, 52, and professional dancer, 38, stood out from the crowd at this year's BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday afternoon at London 's ...

Tahirah Sharif (The Tower) Stephen Graham (Time) Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) Stephen Graham (Help) Michael McIntyre (Michael McIntyre's The Wheel) Big Zuu (Big Zuu's Big Eats)

TV's biggest night is here! The BAFTA TV ceremony 2022 is ongoing now at London's Royal Festival Hall, hosted by Richard Ayoade.

The leading actor nominations also include Sean Bean, Stephen Graham, David Thewlis, Hugh Quarshie and Samuel Adewunmi. On the flip side for the leading actress ...

We can tell you ahead of time there is one winner already announced for the prestigious BAFTA fellowship, which is the award ceremony's highest accolade in recognition of outstanding and exceptional contribution to the arts. It’s A Sin, which focuses on the start of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, leads the nominations with an incredible 11 nominations. It looks like it might be a big evening for the Channel 4 drama It’s A Sin and its stars Olly Alexander and Lydia West.

The 2022 Bafta TV awards are almost upon us - here's how to watch the nominates shows.

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While Sean Bean couldn't attend the ceremony, he landed the award for leading male performance, with Matthew Macfadyen winning supporting actor. Ant and Dec's ...

Comedy entertainment programme: The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway picked up the entertainment award, with Big Zuu having a huge night after winning in two categories – features and entertainment performance. Jodie Comer led the stars at the awards, with the Killing Eve actress winning leading female performance for her role in Help, with her co-star Kathy Tyson winning supporting actress.

Jodie Comer, Sean Bean, Big Zuu, Matthew Macfadyen and Ant & Dec are among those who have won at this year's BAFTA TV Awards.

Last year, Casualty picked up the award. Sally Dynevor (Sally Webster) spoke during the acceptance speech, dedicating the ITV series' TV Bafta for soap and ...

‘And one of the most important stories we have told this year was the hate crime story. On stage, Sally said: ‘We weren’t expecting this tonight, we really weren’t, so thank you so much Bafta for this award. Working on this show is just a privilege – and the drama and the comedy go so well on Corrie.

A number of winners used their speeches to hail the value of Channel 4, which enjoyed a successful evening, picking up five awards.

- Factual series: Uprising – BBC One - Daytime: The Chase – ITV - Mini-series: Time – BBC One

Sean Bean and Stephen Graham's Time, Jodie Comer's COVID drama Help and cooking show Big Zuu's Big Eats were among the winner's at this year's TV BAFTA ...

"My wife puts on my clothes in the morning and takes them off at night. I suffer badly from the disease. "It made people stand up more for sign language, and just a better deaf awareness and positiveness towards people. This is kind of nice. It has even helped the BSL [British Sign Language] law be passed recently. This government's response has ranged from careless to downright negligent.

'Time', 'Help' and Big Zuu were among the biggest winners of the night.

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The character, played by Steve Coogan, gave us a hilarious monologue in a video for the ceremony, taking aim at Piers Morgan amid his move to TalkTV and the dip ...

Comedy entertainment programme: The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan News Coverage: ITV News at 10, Storming of The Capitol The character, played by Steve Coogan, gave us a hilarious monologue in a video for the ceremony, taking aim at Piers Morgan amid his move to TalkTV and the dip in his ratings.

From Big Zuu to Jodie Comer and Time, Bafta's hit rate at this year's TV awards was almost impeccable. With one, huge, disastrous exception.

It was also great to see some recognition for Together and Alma’s Not Normal. But, really, when anyone thinks of the 2022 television Baftas, they’re destined to only remember the staggering failure to recognise one of the defining shows in all of Channel 4 history. It’s a Sin was the popular choice. It’s a Sin – the series that sauntered through the nominations as the year’s clearfrontrunner – came up short. What happened is that, in every single category that contained a nomination for It’s a Sin, a different group of people snubbed it. There wasn’t word from on high that It’s a Sin needed to be punished. And of course Matthew Macfadyen won best supporting actor for Succession. Because, for a performer once stereotyped as starched and staid, to see the full spectrum of colour he gave Tom Wambsgans – the tragedy and the duplicity, plus the pinpoint comic timing – is to see Macfadyen reach full capacity.

Appearing in a pre-recorded clip in character as his bumbling presenter Alan Partridge, Coogan said: “Sadly, I can't be with you because I'm on a nationwide ...

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BAFTA TV Awards viewers were left cringing on Sunday night as they watched an awkward exchange between Michelle Keegan and Tom Daley.

Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) Jodie Comer (Help) - WINNER While another shared: 'michelle keegan and tom daley? Big Zuu (Big Zuu's Big Eats) - WINNER If you fancy making like Michelle and donning this Zuhair Murad gown to your next big 'do, simply click the product image to take a closer look. It's elegant and ethereal in equal measure!

The 46-year-old cut a chic figure on Sunday afternoon for this year's BAFTA Television Awards at London 's Royal Festival Hall in a red, floor-length gown.

Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) Big Zuu (Big Zuu's Big Eats) - WINNER You can even add Charlotte's exact bag and heels to your shopping basket...

Presented by Olivia Colman - the Geordie duo, both 46, were delighted to scoop the first gong of the night, which marked the fourth time they have won in ...

They trusted me and let me be myself and helped me to bring black boy joy to the screens.' I have to big up Channel 4. Channel 4 brought me into this big building. They trusted me and let me be myself and helped me to bring black boy joy to the screens' Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) I have to big up Channel 4. I also want to thank my partner and my mum!' 'Thank you Stephen Graham who I'm gonna thank for the rest of my life. 'This is a lovely cherry on the cake. Channel 4 brought me into this big building. But I stand with Ukraine and the Russian people. And thank you mum!'

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Michelle Keegan, Ashley Roberts, Eleanor Tomlinson and Rochelle Humes led the red carpet glamour at this year's BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday afternoon.

If you fancy making like Michelle and donning this Zuhair Murad gown to your next big 'do, simply click the product image to take a closer look. Tahirah Sharif (The Tower) Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) It's elegant and ethereal in equal measure! Emily Mortimer (The Pursuit of Love) Cathy Tyson (Help) - WINNER Matthew MacFadyen (Succession) - WINNER Jodie Comer (Help) - WINNER Michael McIntyre (Michael McIntyre's The Wheel) Sean Bean (Time) - WINNER Big Zuu (Big Zuu's Big Eats) - WINNER Fearless: The Women Fighting Putin (Exposure) - WINNER

The Conversations With Friends star, 31, looked smart in a turtleneck jumper and black trousers, which he paired with a double breasted jacket and loafers ...

Cathy Tyson (Help) - WINNER Tahirah Sharif (The Tower) Graham Norton (The Graham Norton Show) Stephen Graham (Time) Matthew MacFadyen (Succession) - WINNER Jodie Comer (Help) - WINNER 'I think people can do what they want and makes them happy. Sean Bean (Time) - WINNER Stephen Graham (Help) Big Zuu (Big Zuu's Big Eats) - WINNER Michael McIntyre (Michael McIntyre's The Wheel) Fearless: The Women Fighting Putin (Exposure) - WINNER

Hosted by comedian Richard Ayoade, the ceremony celebrated the best of British television across multiple categories. A number of winners used their speeches to ...

“If the Government goes ahead with its destructive plan to end Channel 4, these kind of risks will not be taken and a big part of what makes British TV great will have ended for no good reason.” He said: “Gogglebox might have ended when it started nine years ago as it got modest ratings, but a publicly owned risk-taking Channel 4 believed in it and they stuck with it. A number of winners used their speeches to hail the value of Channel 4 and criticise Government plans to privatise the broadcaster.

POLDARK star Eleanor Tomlinson looked glamorous today on the BAFTA TV Awards red carpet in a white gown with a plunging neckline.

Eleanor Tomlinson, 29, wore some tasteful jewellery Eleanor Tomlinson, 29, wore her hair down Eleanor Tomlinson, 29, looks sensational in white

From colourful ruffled ballgowns to pared-back tuxedo dresses, it was a great night for fashion.

Nicola Coughlan is fast becoming one of our favourite young actresses to watch on the red carpet, and her BAFTA look just may have been her best yet. She teamed it with a diamond necklace by Messika and platform Jimmy Choos. The event saw the likes of Jodie Comer, Sheila Atim, Nicola Coughlan and Olivia Colman step out in their finest.

Jodie Comer! Nicola Coughlan! Ncuti Gatwa! The stars were out for the first in-person TV BAFTAs in two years.

Sheila Atim and Olly Alexander brought the drama in a black floor-length caped looks. Also in Valentino was It’s a Sin star Lydia West, who looked timelessly elegant in an A-line black off-the-shoulder gown. After rocking a dramatic black and pink feathered Richard Quinn gown to the Met Gala last week, the Lady Whistledown actress is fast establishing herself as one of the UK’s red carpet queens.

In her speech, writer Kayleigh Llewellyn said she told her mother, 'I was going to win a Bafta'

Regarding Creevy, Llewellyn said it was a "privilege" to watch her work on In My Skin. It was a successful night for Welsh drama In My Skin at the Bafta Television Awards as it scooped awards for Best Drama and Best Writer on Sunday, May 8. Following her first gong of the night, writer Kayleigh Llewellyn described the experience as "incredible" and looked shocked as she accepted the prestigious award.