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The British Academy Television Awards 2025 celebrated television excellence. Marisa Abela won Leading Actress for 'Industry'. Jessica Gunning secured Best Supporting Actress for 'Baby Reindeer'.

The 2025 BAFTA TV Awards also had an "In Memoriam" segment, that honoured the notable personalities who passed away last year, including Linda Nolan and The Vivienne.

Mr Bates vs The Post Office and Mr Loverman were the big victors at the BAFTA TV Awards, meaning Baby Reindeer did not continue its dominant winning streak. Hosted by The Traitors star Alan ...

The BAFTA Film Awards are done and over with, and now it’s time for TV to get its turn. Celebrating the best in British television — though of course, there’s an international category too ...

Scottish broadcaster and journalist Kirsty Wark will receive this year’s BAFTA Fellowship, the British Academy’s top accolade. The BAFTA Fellowship is given in recognition of an outstanding ...

The biggest night in British television, this year’s BAFTA TV Awards celebrated a diverse range of winners, with the BBC’s Mr Loverman emerging as the only show to claim two awards.

The biggest night in the British TV industry calendar, the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises, took place on Sunday night, offering the chance to celebrate the best shows and performances ...

The stars have made their way to London for the BAFTA TV Awards, hosted by Alan Cumming, but if you were up against Jessica Gunning, maybe you stayed home. Baby Reindeer continues to dominate ...

The Netflix series took home just one award at the BAFTA TV Awards this afternoon in London, with Jessica Gunning taking home the award for supporting actress. The win completes what Deadline ...

Alma's Not Normal, starring and created by the actress, won best scripted comedy for the second season at last month’s BAFTA awards. The sitcom is inspired by her experiences growing up in the town.