Scroll down for the full list of nominees for the main BAFTA TV Awards, which take place on Sunday 11 May. The BAFTA TV Craft Awards, which recognise technical work, take place separately on Sunday April 27.
CHILDREN’S: NON-SCRIPTED BooSnoo! Production Team – Visionality, Mackinnon & Saunders / Sky Kids Disability And Me (FYI Investigates) – Matt Peacock, Marshall Corwin – Fresh Start Media / Sky Kids Operation Ouch! Production Team – Maverick TV / CBBC Reu & Harper’s Wonder World – Andy Mundy-Castle, Emine Yalchin – Doc Hearts / Channel 5
CHILDREN’S: SCRIPTED CBeebies As You Like It At Shakespeare’s Globe – Production Team –BBC Studios Kids & Family / CBeebies Horrible Histories – Production Team – Lion Television / CBBC Ready Eddie Go! – James Murphy, Joseph Morpurgo, Justin Lowings – Hocus Pocus Studio / Sky Kids Tweedy & Fluff – Corrinne Averiss, Chris Randall, Martin Tapley – Second Home Studios, Stitchy Feet / Channel 5
CURRENT AFFAIRS Life And Death In Gaza (Storyville) – Natasha Cox, Lara El Gibaly, Haya Al Badarneh, Sarah Keeling, Simon Cox, Mustafa Khalili – BBC World Service, BBC Eye / BBC Two Maternity: Broken Trust (Exposure) – Laura Warner, Becky Southworth, Tom Keeling, Emma Lysaght, Lewis Albrow, Martin Kayser-Landwehr – Pulse Films / ITV1 State Of Rage – Marcel Mettelsiefen, Ahisha Ghafoor, Stephen Ellis, Ismail Hussam Banighorra, Aviya Shar-Yashuv, Mayte Carrasco – Duskwater Films / Channel 4 Ukraine’s War: The Other Side (Exposure) – Sean Langan, Leslie Knott, Matt Scholes – Sean Langan, Tiger Nest Films / ITV1
DAYTIME Clive Myrie’s Caribbean Adventure – Des Henderson, Emma Parkins, Ed Stobart, Jane Magowan, Denis Minihan – Alleycats TV / BBC Two Loose Women – Production Team –ITV Studios Daytime / ITV1 Morning Live – Production Team – BBC Studios / BBC One Richard Osman’s House Of Games – Tamara Gilder, Breid McLoone, John Smith, Anna Blakemore, Abby Brakewell, Tom Banks – Remarkable TV / BBC Two
DRAMA SERIES Blue Lights – Stephen Wright, Louise Gallagher, Declan Lawn, Adam Patterson, Jack Casey, Amanda Black – Two Cities Television, Gallagher Films / BBC One Sherwood – James Graham, Clio Barnard, Juliette Howell, Tessa Ross, Harriet Spencer, Kate Ogborn – House Productions / BBC One Supacell – Rapman, Mouktar Mohammed, Steve Searle, Joanna Crow – Netflix, New Wave Agency, It’s A Rap / Netflix Wolf Hall: The Mirror And The Light – Peter Kosminsky, Noëlette Buckley, Susanne Simpson, Peter Straughan, Lisa Osborne, Colin Callender – Playground Entertainment, Company Pictures / BBC One
ENTERTAINMENT The 1% Club – Dean Nabarro, Andy Auerbach, Richard van’t Riet, Clare Barton, Hennie Clough – Magnum Media / ITV1 Michael McIntyre’s Big Show – Production Team – Hungry McBear / BBC One Taskmaster – Andy Devonshire, Andy Cartwright, James Taylor, Alex Horne, Jon Thoday – Avalon UK / Channel 4 Would I Lie To You? – Peter Holmes, Rachel Ablett, Barbara Wiltshire, Jake Graham, Zoe Waterman, Charlotte Bracey-Curant – Zeppotron / BBC One
Image: Claudia Winkleman hosts The Traitors. Pic: BBC/David Emery
ENTERTAINMENT PERFORMANCE Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway – Lifted Entertainment, Mitre Studios / ITV1 Claudia Winkleman – The Traitors – Studio Lambert / BBC One Graham Norton – The Graham Norton Show – So Television / BBC One Joe Lycett – Late Night Lycett – Rumpus Media, My Options Were Limited / Channel 4 Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett – Rob & Romesh Vs – CPL Productions / Sky Max Stacey Solomon – Sort Your Life Out – Optomen / BBC One
FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT In Vogue: The 90s – Liesel Evans, Jonathan Smith, Hugo MacGregor, Vikki Miller, Charlotte Permutt, Matthew Hill – RAW, Vogue Studios / Disney+ Race Across The World – Production Team – Studio Lambert / BBC One Rob And Rylan’s Grand Tour – Rob Rinder, Rylan Clark, Lana Salah, Simon Draper, Gwyn Jones, Joseph Fell – Rex, Zinc Media / BBC Two Sort Your Life Out – Production Team –Optomen / BBC One
FACTUAL SERIES American Nightmare – Bernadette Higgins, Fiona Stourton, Rebecca North, Alasdair Bayne, Anton Short, Felicity Morris – RAW / Netflix Freddie Flintoff’s Field Of Dreams On Tour – Andrew MacKenzie-Betty, Naomi Templeton, Annie Hughes, Anna Strickland, Peter Benn, Drew Hill – South Shore Productions / BBC One The Push: Murder On The Cliff – Anna Hall, Josephine Besbrode, Luke Rothery, Tom Whitaker, Kate Reid, Josh Carpenter – Candour Productions / Channel 4 To Catch A Copper – Hugo Pettitt, Ashley Francis-Roy, Bruce Fletcher, Peter Beard, Colette Hodges, Martin Thompson – Story Films / Channel 4
Image: Alison Steadman as Pam, Ruth Jones as Nessa, and Joanna Page as Stacey in Gavin & Stacey: The Finale. Pic: Toffee International Ltd/Tom Jackson/PA
FEMALE PERFORMANCE IN A COMEDY Anjana Vasan – We Are Lady Parts – Working Title Television / Channel 4 Kate O’Flynn – Everyone Else Burns – Jax Media, Imagine Entertainment, Universal International Studios / Channel Lolly Adefope – The Franchise – Neal Street Productions, Dundee Productions, HBO / Sky Comedy Nicola Coughlan – Big Mood – Dancing Ledge Productions / Channel 4 Ruth Jones – Gavin & Stacey: The Finale – Fulwell Entertainment, Tidy Productions, Baby Cow Productions / BBC One Sophie Willan – Alma’s Not Normal – Expectation / BBC Two
INTERNATIONAL After The Party – Helen Bowden, Dianne Taylor, Robyn Malcolm, Peter Salmon, Liz DiFiore, Jason Stephens – Lingo Pictures, Luminous Beast / Channel 4 Colin From Accounts – Production Team – CBS Studios, Easy Tiger Productions / BBC Two Say Nothing – Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Joshua Zetumer, Patrick Keefe, Monica Levinson, Michael Lennox – FX Productions, Color Force / Disney+ Shogun – Justin Marks, Rachel Kondo, Michaela Clavell, Jonathan van Tulleken, Eriko Miyagawa, Hiroyuki Sanada – FX Productions / Disney+ True Detective: Night Country – Production Team – Peligrosa, Neon Black, Anonymous Content, Parliament of Owls, Passenger, HBO / Sky Atlantic You Are Not Alone: Fighting The Wolfpack – Almudena Carracedo, Robert Bahar, Katie Bryer, Samuel R. Santana – Lucernam Films / Netflix
LEADING ACTOR David Tennant – Rivals– Happy Prince, ITV Studios / Disney+ Gary Oldman – Slow Horses – See-Saw Films / Apple TV+ Lennie James – Mr Loverman –Fable Pictures / BBC One Martin Freeman – The Responder– Dancing Ledge Productions / BBC One Richard Gadd – Baby Reindeer –Clerkenwell Films / Netflix Toby Jones – Mr Bates vs The Post Office – ITV Studios, Little Gem / ITV1
Image: Billie Piper as Newsnight producer Sam McAlister in Scoop. Pic: Netflix/PA
LEADING ACTRESS Anna Maxwell Martin – Until I Kill You – World Productions/ ITV1 Billie Piper – Scoop – The Lighthouse Film and Television, Voltage TV / Netflix Lola Petticrew – Say Nothing – FX Productions, Color Force / Disney+ Marisa Abela – Industry – Bad Wolf, HBO / BBC One Monica Dolan – Mr Bates vs The Post Office – ITV Studios, Little Gem / ITV1 Sharon D Clarke – Mr Loverman – Fable Pictures / BBC One
LIMITED DRAMA Baby Reindeer – Richard Gadd, Weronika Tofilska, Petra Fried, Matt Jarvis, Ed Macdonald, Matthew Mulot – Clerkenwell Films / Netflix Lost Boys And Fairies – Rebekah Wray-Rogers, Jessica Brown Meek, Libby Durdy, Daf James, James Kent, Adam Knopf – Duck Soup Films / BBC One Mr Bates vs The Post Office – Patrick Spence, James Strong, Gwyneth Hughes, Chris Clough, Natasha Bondy, Joe Williams – ITV Studios, Little Gem / ITV1 One Day – Nicole Taylor, Molly Manners, Roanna Benn, Jude Liknaitzky, David Nicholls, Nige Watson – Drama Republic, Universal International Studios, Focus Features / Netflix
LIVE EVENT COVERAGE D-Day 80: Tribute To The Fallen – Production Team –BBC Studios / BBC One Glastonbury 2024 – Production Team –BBC Studios Music Productions / BBC Two Last Night Of The Proms – Production Team –Livewire Pictures / BBC Two
MALE PERFORMANCE IN A COMEDY Bilal Hasna – Extraordinary – Sid Gentle Films / Disney+ Danny Dyer – Mr Bigstuff – Sky Studios, Water & Power Productions / Sky Comedy Dylan Thomas-Smith – G’Wed – Golden Path Productions / ITV2 Nabhaan Rizwan – Kaos – SISTER / Netflix Oliver Savell – Changing Ends – Baby Cow Productions / ITV1 Phil Dunning – Smoggie Queens – Hat Trick Productions / BBC Three
NEWS COVERAGE BBC Breakfast: Post Office Special – Production Team – BBC News / BBC One Channel 4 News: Inside Sednaya – The Fall Of Assad – Production Team – Channel 4 News / Channel 4 Channel 4 News: Undercover Inside Reform’s Campaign – Production Team – Channel 4 News / Channel 4
REALITY Dragon’s Den – Production Team –BBC Studios Factual Entertainment Productions / BBC One The Jury: Murder Trial – Production Team – ScreenDog Productions / Channel 4 Love Is Blind UK – Production Team –CPL Productions / Netflix The Traitors – Production Team – Studio Lambert / BBC One
Image: Michelle Keegan and Joe Gilgun in Brassic. Pic: Sky UK
SCRIPTED COMEDY Alma’s Not Normal – Sophie Willan, Andrew Chaplin, Gill Isles, Nerys Evans – Expectation / BBC Two Brassic – David Livingstone, Danny Brocklehurst, Ben Gregor, Joseph Gilgun, Jim Poyser – Calamity Films / Sky Max G’Wed Danny Kenny, Mario Stylianides, Akaash Meeda, Penny Davies – Golden Path Productions / ITV2 Ludwig – Mark Brotherhood, Robert McKillop, David Mitchell, Kenton Allen, Kathryn O’Connor, Georgie Fallon – Big Talk Studios, That Mitchell & Webb Company / BBC One
SHORT FORM Brown Brit – Jay Stephen, Ralph Briscoe – The Romantix / Channel 4 Peaked – John Addis, Ada Player, Bron Waugh –Boffola Pictures / Channel 4 Quiet Life – Production Team – Open Mike Productions / BBC Three Spud – Siobhán McSweeney, Pippa Brown, Leah Draws – Lookout Point TV / BBC Three
SINGLE DOCUMENTARY Hell Jumper – Paddy Wivell, Adriana Timco, Colin Barr, Rupert Houseman, Jane Nicholson, Clancie John-Pierre – Expectation/ BBC Two Tell Them You Love Me – Production Team – Mindhouse Productions / Sky Documentaries Ukraine: Enemy In The Woods – Jamie Roberts, Kate Spankie, Jonathan Smith, Claire Walker, Stanislav Strilets – Hoyo Films / BBC Two Undercover: Exposing The Far Right – Production Team – Marking Inc, Tigerlily Productions / Channel 4
SOAP Casualty – Production Team – BBC Studios / BBC One Coronation Street – Production Team – ITV Studios / ITV1 EastEnders – Production Team – BBC Studios / BBC On
SPECIALIST FACTUAL Atomic People – Benedict Sanderson, Megumi Inman, Morgan Matthews, Otto Burnham – Minnow Films / BBC Two Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story – Production Team – Silverback Films / National Geographic Children Of The Cult – Maroesja Perizonius, Alice McShane, Victoria Hollingsworth, David Modell, Ella Newton, Ben Ferguson – DM Productions / ITV1 Miners’ Strike 1984: The Battle For Britain –Tom Barrow, Christian Collerton, Zora Kuettner, Neil Crombie, Joe Evans, Miriam Walsh – Swan Films / Channel 4
SPORTS COVERAGE Euro 2024 – Production Team – BBC Sport / BBC One Paris 2024 Olympics – Production Team – BBC Sport / BBC One Wimbledon 2024 – Production Team – BBC Sport, Wimbledon Broadcast Services / BBC One
SUPPORTING ACTOR Ariyon Bakare – Mr Loverman – Fable Pictures / BBC One Christopher Chung – Slow Horses – See-Saw Films / Apple TV+ Damian Lewis – Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light – Playground Entertainment, Company Pictures / BBC One Jonathan Pryce – Slow Horses – See-Saw Films / Apple TV+ McKinley Belcher III – Eric –SISTER, Little Chick / Netflix Sonny Walker – The Gathering – World Productions / Channel 4
Image: Richard Gadd and Jessica Gunning in Baby Reindeer. Pic Netflix
SUPPORTING ACTRESS Jessica Gunning – Baby Reindeer – Clerkenwell Films / Netflix Katherine Parkinson – Rivals – Happy Prince, ITV Studios / Disney+ Maxine Peake – Say Nothing – FX Productions, Color Force / Disney+ Monica Dolan – Sherwood – House Productions / BBC One Nava Mau – Baby Reindeer – Clerkenwell Films / Netflix Sue Johnston – Truelove – Clerkenwell Films / Channel 4
MEMORABLE MOMENT AWARD (voted for by the public) Bridgerton – “THE” carriage scene where Colin admits his true feelings for Penelope – Shondaland / Netflix Gavin & Stacey: The Finale – Smithy’s Wedding: Mick Stands Up – Fulwell Entertainment, Tidy Productions, Baby Cow Productions / BBC One Mr Bates vs The Post Office – Jo Hamilton phones the Horizon helpline – ITV Studios, Little Gem / ITV1 Rivals – Rupert Campbell-Black and Sarah Stratton are caught in a game of naked tennis – Happy Prince, ITV Studios / Disney+ Strictly Come Dancing – Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell Waltz to ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ – BBC Studios / BBC One Traitors – “Paul isn’t my son… but Ross is!” – Studio Lambert / BBC One
Gary Glitter will stay in prison after the Parole Board refused the disgraced singer’s bid to be released.
Glitter, 81, was recalled to jail less than six weeks after he was released halfway through his 16-year sentence in 2023 for breaching his licence conditions by allegedly viewing downloaded images of children.
He was sentenced to 16 years imprisonment in 2015 after being found guilty of sexually assaulting three schoolgirls between 1975 and 1980.
The Parole Board last year said it was “not satisfied that release at this point would be safe for the protection of the public” after a hearing held behind closed doors.
Image: Glitter was jailed in 2015 Pic: PA
A spokesman on Tuesday said his release was refused again following a “paper review”.
“Parole Board decisions are solely focused on what risk a prisoner could represent to the public if released and whether that risk is manageable in the community,” a statement said.
“A panel will carefully examine a huge range of evidence, including details of the original crime, and any evidence of behaviour change, as well as explore the harm done and impact the crime has had on the victims.
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“Parole reviews are undertaken thoroughly and with extreme care. Protecting the public is our number one priority.”
Glitter, whose real name is Paul Gadd, will be eligible for a further review at a date set by the Ministry of Justice. His sentence expires in February 2031.
He was made bankrupt earlier this year after failing to pay more than £500,000 in damages to a woman who sued him for abusing her when she was 12 years old.
Richard Scorer, head of abuse law and public inquiries at Slater and Gordon, who represented the woman, told Sky News the Parole Board has made “the right decision”.
He added: “My client is relieved at this ruling but apprehensive about having to go through the merry-go-round of Gadd coming up for parole again, and the fear of him being let out on licence.
“This is unfair on victims and it would be better if they were assured that he would serve the rest of his sentence.”
Glitter was first jailed for four months in 1999 after he admitted possessing around 4,000 indecent images of children.
He was expelled from Cambodia in 2002, and in March 2006 was convicted of sexually abusing two girls, aged 10 and 11, in Vietnam, where he spent two-and-a-half years in prison.
Glitter was automatically released from HMP The Verne, a low-security prison in Portland, Dorset, in February 2023 after serving half of his fixed-term determinate sentence.
But he was back behind bars weeks later after reportedly trying to access the dark web and images of children.
Kim Woodburn – a former cleaner who found fame presenting the hit TV show How Clean Is Your House? – has died.
Woodburn, who was 83, later became a contestant on Celebrity Big Brother in 2017, finishing as runner-up.
Image: Woodburn came third in Celebrity Big Brother 2017. Pic: PA
Her manager said in a statement: “It is with immense sadness that we let you know our beloved Kim Woodburn passed away yesterday following a short illness.
“Kim was an incredibly kind, caring, charismatic and strong person.
“Her husband, Peter, is heartbroken at the loss of his soulmate.
“We are so proud of the amazing things Kim achieved in her life and career.
“We kindly ask that Kim’s husband and close friends are given the time and privacy they need to grieve.
“We will not be releasing any further details.”
Image: Woodburn with Aggie MacKenzie (L). Pic: PA
On Tuesday, her husband shared a video montage of photos of Woodburn over the years, starting when she was just four years old, with the message: “My wonderful, beautiful, Kim passed away last night. God bless, my love, xx xx”
Known for her trademark tight, plaited bun, Kim was largely blind in her right eye, and had poor sight in her left eye, and earlier this year had told her followers she was undergoing emergency eye surgery.
Woodburn, who had been selling video greetings to fans, shared her last Instagram post in February, when she posted a message saying “Kim is unable to record any further videos for the foreseeable future due to a health problem”.
She wrote: “No more videos for now, my loves, I need to get better!”
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Woodburn, born Patricia Mary in Hampshire, left a turbulent home life aged 16, moving to Liverpool to become a live-in cleaner.
She revealed in her 2006 autobiography that, at the age of 23, she prematurely gave birth to a stillborn son and buried him in a park.
The revelation in her book led to a police inquiry, but no action was taken by officers.
In the same year as the stillbirth, she changed her name to Kim – after American actress Kim Novak.
Years later, she was scouted by a TV company looking for a cleaner with an engaging personality to front How Clean is Your House?
Paired with Scottish cleaner Aggie MacKenzie, the two professional cleaners fronted the show – a ratings hit and a pioneer for the home cleaning genre – from 2003 to 2009.
Woodburn went on to appear in Celebrity Big Brother, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of here! and E4’s Celebrity Cooking School, as well as regularly contributing to ITV’s This Morning and Loose Women.
She also appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Big Brother’s Bit On The Side, Celebrity Come Dine With Me and A Place In The Sun.
A doctor in the US has agreed to plead guilty to giving Friends actor Matthew Perry ketamine in the lead up to his death from a fatal overdose, prosecutors have said.
Dr Salvador Plasencia, who will admit to four counts of distribution of ketamine, faces up to a maximum of 40 years in prison.
He is among five people charged in connection with the death of Friends star Perry, who was found dead in his hot tub by his assistant in October 2023.
The medical examiner ruled that ketamine and other factors caused him to lose consciousness and drown.
The actor, 54, had been using the drug through his regular doctor in a legal treatment for depression, but had begun seeking more ketamine than his doctor would give him.
Plasencia is accused of supplying the bulk of Perry’s ketamine in his final weeks. He and three other defendants, including another doctor, agreed to plead guilty in exchange for their cooperation.
Jasmine Sangha, who prosecutors allege was a major ketamine dealer, is alleged to have provided the dose that killed the actor and is the only defendant who has pleaded not guilty.
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About a month before the actor’s death, Perry found Plasencia, a doctor who allegedly asked another doctor, Mark Chavez, to obtain the drug for him, according to court filings in the Chavez case.
“I wonder how much this moron will pay,” Plasencia texted Chavez, according to court filings from prosecutors.
The pair who practised in California met up the same day and exchanged at least four vials of ketamine, the filings said.
After selling the drugs to Perry for $4,500 (£3,314), Plasencia allegedly asked Chavez if he could keep supplying them so they could become Perry’s “go-to” prosecutors said.
Perry struggled with addiction for years, dating back to his time on Friends, when he became one of the biggest stars of his generation as Chandler Bing.
He starred alongside Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer for 10 seasons from 1994 to 2004.