Adolescence was the big winner at the BAFTA TV Awards this evening.
The award show – which is currently airing on the BBC and was recorded earlier today – is back for another year, with a string of famous faces walking the red carpet.
It was a big night for Netflix’s Adolescence, with Owen Cooper and Christina Tremarco winning in Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress respectively. Stephen Graham won Leading Actor and there was an award for the show itself for Limited Drama.
Collecting his gong, Owen said: “Wow, it’s heavy the award. A year ago, I was presenting one and now I am collecting one. Thank you to the Adolescence family, and they are family now. Yous have travelled me and my mum and dad across the world.”
View 4 ImagesIt was also a great night for the Celebrity Traitors(Image: Getty Images for BAFTA)
He then quoted John Lennon and added: “You only need three things in life to succeed, an obsession, a dream and the Beatles.”
Christine added: “Oh my goodness. Thank you so much Bafta. I feel so privileged to be standing up here holding this Bafta. I feel so honoured to be a part of Adolescence. I hold this Bafta high to Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters. Thank you for giving me Manda.”
It was also a good night for Celebrity Traitors, who won in the Reality category.
Host Claudia Winkleman said: “Bafta thank you so so much. This is unbelievable. It is such an honour to be part of it. This is for our extraordinary cast who played with gusto and their entire hearts.” She then handed the Bafta to Alan Carr, who jokingly went to the front of the stage holding the award, before being pushed off stage by Paloma Faith.
4View 4 ImagesAlan Carr won an award for his Traitors win(Image: Getty Images for BAFTA)
4View 4 ImagesGreg Davies hosted the spectacular(Image: Getty Images for BAFTA)
BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises winners in full:
Supporting Actor: Owen Cooper – Adolescence
Supporting Actress: Christine Tremarco – Adolescence
Reality: The Celebrity Traitors
Scripted Comedy: Amandaland
Specialist Factual (given in honour of Huw Wheldon): Simon Schama: The Road To Auschwitz
Factual Series: See No Evil
Children’s: Non-scripted: World.War.Me (Sky Kids Investigates)
Children’s: Scripted: Crongton
Entertainment Programme (given in honour of Lew Grade): Last One Laughing
Limited Drama: Adolescence
Single Documentary (given in honour of Robert Flaherty): Grenfell: Uncovered
Short Form: Hustle and Run
Live Event: VE Day 80: A Celebration to Remember
Actor in a Comedy: Steve Coogan
Actress in a Comedy: Katherine Parkinson
Soap: EastEnders
Sports Coverage: Uefa Women’s Euro 2025
Daytime: Scam Interceptors
Best Current Affairs: Gaza: Doctors Under Attack
Best News Coverage: Israel-Iran: The Twelve Day War
BAFTA Television Special Award: Martin Lewis
Most Memorable TV Moment: The Celebrity Traitors – Alan Carr wins
International: The Studio
BAFTA Fellowship: Mary Berry
Best Entertainment Performance: Bob Mortimer for Last One Laughing
Drama Series: Code of Silence
Leading Actress: Narges Rashidi
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Leading Actor: Stephen Graham
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