The Winners| Royal Television Society Programme Awards

 

Channel 4 were the big winners at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards – they received a total of ten awards followed closely by ITV's nine gongs. 

 

Winners on the night included Top Boy, Luther, Ant & Dec and Fresh Meat and ITV's Coronation Street beat EastEnders and Emmerdale to be awarded the best Soap and Continuing Drama award. See the full list of winners below:

 

 

Actor (Female)
Emily Watson – Appropriate Adult (ITV1) – WINNER

Vicky McClure – This Is England '88 (Channel 4)
Ruth Negga – Shirley (BBC Two)
 

 

Actor (Male)
Dominic West – Appropriate Adult (ITV1) – WINNER

Daniel Rigby – Eric & Ernie (BBC Two)
John Simm – Exile (BBC One)
 

 

Arts
Graffiti Wars (Channel 4) – WINNER

Arena: Produced by George Martin (BBC Two)
The Impressionists (BBC Two)
 

 

Tracy Beaker (CBBC) – WINNER
The Sarah Jane Adventures (series five) (CBBC)
 

 

Horrible Histories (series three) (CBBC)
The Amazing World of Gumball – The Quest (Cartoon Network)

 

Comedy Performance
Russell Tovey & Sarah Solemani – Him & Her (BBC Three) – WINNER
Darren Boyd – Spy (Sky1)
Tom Hollander – Rev (BBC Two)

 

Daytime Programme
Deal Or No Deal Live (Channel 4) – WINNER
Antiques Road Trip (BBC Two)
Operation Hospital Food with James Martin (BBC One)

 

Documentary Series
24 Hours In A&E (Channel 4) – WINNER
Educating Essex (Channel 4)
Fighting On The Frontline (Channel 4)

 

Drama Serial
Top Boy (Channel 4) – WINNER
The Crimson Petal & The White (BBC Two)
The Promise (Channel 4)

 

Drama Series
Luther (BBC One) – WINNER
Scott and Bailey (ITV1)
The Fades (BBC Three)

 

Entertainment
Derren Brown – The Experiments (Channel 4) – WINNER
Million Pound Drop (Channel 4)
The Graham Norton Show (BBC One)

 

Entertainment Performance
Anthony McPartlin & Declan Donnelly – I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here; Red Or Black; Push The Button; Britain's Got Talent (ITV1) – WINNER
James Corden – A League of Their Own (Sky1)
Keith Lemon – Celebrity Juice (ITV2)

 

History
Dambusters: Building The Bouncing Bomb (Channel 4) – WINNER
The Life Of Muhammed (BBC Two)
If Walls Could Talk – The History Of The Home (BBC Four)

 

International Award
Modern Family (Sky1) – WINNER
The Killing (BBC Four)
The Slap (BBC Four)

 

Nations And Regions Programme
The Scheme (BBC One) – WINNER
Frankenstein's Wedding… Live in Leeds (BBC Three)
Wil a Cêt (S4C)

 

Popular Factual And Features
Hugh's Big Fish Fight (Channel 4) – WINNER
An Idiot Abroad (Sky1)
The Great British Bake Off (BBC Two)

 

Presenter
Gareth Malone – The Choir: Military Wives (BBC Two) – WINNER
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall – Hugh's Big Fish Fight (Channel 4) 
Karl Pilkington – An Idiot Abroad (Sky1)

 

Science & Natural History
Mummifying Alan: Egypt's Last Secret (Channel 4) – WINNER
Frozen Planet (BBC One)
Stargazing Live (BBC Two)

 

Scripted Comedy
Fresh Meat (Channel 4) – WINNER
Phoneshop (E4)
Rev. (BBC Two)

 

Single Documentary
Terry Pratchett: Choosing To Die (BBC Two) – WINNER
The Life And Loss of Karen Woo (ITV1)
True Stories: Hell And Back Again (More4)

 

Single Drama
Eric & Ernie (BBC Two) – WINNER
Random (Channel 4)
United (BBC Two)

 

Soap And Continuing Drama
Coronation Street (ITV1) – WINNER
EastEnders (BBC One)
Emmerdale (ITV1)

 

Writer – Comedy
Sam Bain & Jesse Armstrong – Fresh Meat (Channel 4) – WINNER
Robert Popper – Friday Night Dinner (Channel 4)
James Wood & Tom Hollander – Rev. (BBC Two)

 

Writer – Drama
Peter Bowker – Eric & Ernie (BBC Two) – WINNER
Neil McKay – Appropriate Adult (ITV1)
Steven Moffat – Doctor Who (BBC One)

 

Judges Awards
Laura Mackie, ITV Director of Drama