Bafta TV Awards 2018 WINNERS – Sue Perkins hosted the ceremony with Iain Stirling providing the voice over for the TV highlights

BAFTA TV Awards are over for another year and the celebration of the stars of the small screen is complete.

Here's everything you need to know about the 2018 glitzy event which took place at the Royal Festival Hall...

2

When were the Bafta TV Awards 2018 and who hosted?

The British Academy Television Awards took place on Sunday May 13, 2018.

The actual ceremony started at 7pm, and highlights were broadcast on BBC One from 8.00pm and lasted for two hours.

The big event was hosted by Sue Perkins - Sue's second year in charge of proceedings.

The voice-over commentary was provided by Love Island star Iain Stirling.

The awards ceremony took place at the Royal Festival Hall on London's Southbank.

2

What were the nominations for the Bafta TV Awards and who are the winners?

The roll call for the Bafta TV Awards is pretty impressive, with some of our best-loved shows and TV personalities up for gongs.

This year's nominations were:

Best Entertainment Programme

• Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
• Britain’s Got Talent - WINNER
• Michael McIntyre’s Big Show
• The Voice UK

Best Entertainment Performance

• Adam Hills - The Last Leg
• Graham Norton - The Graham Norton Show - WINNER
• Michael McIntyre - Michael Mcintyre’s Big Show
• Sandi Toksvig - QI

Best Drama Series

• Line of Duty
• Peaky Blinders - WINNER
• The Crown
• The End Of The F***Ing World

Best Mini-Series

• Howards End
• The Moorside
• The State
• Three Girls - WINNER

Best News Coverage

• The Battle for Mosul (Sky News)
• The Grenfell Tower Fire (Channel 4 News)
• The Grenfell Tower Fire (ITV News at Ten)
• The Rohingya Crisis (Sky News) - WINNER

Leading Actor

• Jack Rowan
• Joe Cole
• Sean Bean - WINNER
• Tim Pigott-Smith

Leading Actress

• Claire Foy
• Molly Windsor - WINNER
• Sinead Keenan
• Thandie Newton

Best Male Performance in a Comedy Programme

• Asim Chaudhry - People Just Do Nothing
• Rob Brydon - The Trip to Spain
• Samson Kayo - Famalam
• Toby Jones - Detectorists - WINNER

Best Female Performance in a Comedy Programme

• Anna Maxwell Martin - Motherland
• Daisy May Cooper - This Country - WINNER
• Sharon Horgan – Catastrophe
• Sian Gibson - Peter Kay’s Car Share

Best Reality and Constructed Factual

• Celebrity Hunted
• Love Island - WINNER
• Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds
• The Real Full Monty

Best Scripted Comedy

• Catastrophe
• Chewing Gum
• This Country - WINNER
• Timewasters

Best Features 

• Antiques Roadshow
• Cruising with Jane McDonald  -WINNER
• No More Boys and Girls: Can Our Kids Go Gender Free?
• The Secret Life of the Zoo

Best Factual Series

• Ambulance - WINNER
• Catching A Killer
• Drugsland
• Hospital

Best Current Affairs

• Raped: My Story
• Syria’s Disappeared: The Case Against Assad (Dispatches)
• Undercover: Britain’s Immigration Secrets (Panorama) - WINNER
• White Right: Meeting The Enemy (Exposure)

Get the FULL list of .