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Bafta TV Awards 2026: Adolescence, Amandaland and Celebrity Traitors stars ready for ceremony
Big names and rising stars will be honoured on the biggest night in the British TV calendar.
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bbc.com
Bafta TV Awards 2026: Adolescence, Amandaland and Celebrity Traitors stars ready for ceremony
Big names and rising stars will be honoured on the biggest night in the British TV calendar.
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Bafta Television Awards 2026: The winners and nominations in full (updating live)
Spoiler warning: This list will be updated with the winners before they're shown on the BBC broadcast.
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Stars walk red carpet before Bafta TV Awards ceremony
The biggest names in British TV walk the red carpet as they arrive for the prestigious Bafta Television Awards ceremony in London.
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theguardian.com
Bafta TV awards 2026: the full list of winners
Was Adolescence unstoppable? Did Alan Carr pull off the best moment? Here are all this year’s winners of the most coveted prizes in British TV
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Bafta TV awards 2026: on the red carpet – in pictures
It’s the biggest night in British television! Join Aimee Lou Wood, Alan Carr, Owen Cooper and stars of the year’s best shows on the red carpet
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Adolescence scoops four prizes in dominant night at Bafta TV awards
Netflix show wins best limited drama while Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper and Christine Tremarco take acting prizes
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Adolescence makes history at Bafta TV Awards
The best shows and stars of the past 12 months are honoured at the Bafta TV Awards ceremony in London.
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Bafta TV awards 2026: Alan Carr and Paloma Faith are still friends, and ten other memorable moments
There were tears, surprises and fabulous outfits - as one of the biggest nights for UK television took place.
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independent.co.uk
Bafta TV Awards winners: The full list of victorious stars and shows
‘Adolescence’ was the frontrunner with 11 nominations – but which shows and stars have triumphed?
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I dare you to censor this, BBC! The biggest and bravest shocks of the TV Baftas
From Adolescence to Code of Silence, there was no end of curveball victories at this year’s TV awards – plus a stunningly daring speech. May wonders never cease