The National Television Awards took place on Tuesday night, recognising some of the biggest achievements in telly over the past 12 months.
It was a big night for Alan Carr, who accepted the award for Best Reality Competition on behalf of The Celebrity Traitors (beating the regular Traitors in the process) as well as celebrating a surprise win in the Special Recognition category.
Emmerdale also scooped two prizes, including an acting win for Woolpack regular Jeff Hordley, who has played Cain Dingle for more than 25 years.
Meanwhile, Sir David Attenborough pipped Claudia Winkleman, Alison Hammond, Stacey Solomon and regular winners Ant and Dec to the Best Presenter prize, and Michael McIntyre’s Big Show scooped the coveted Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award for the second year running.
Vicky McClure also picked up her first ever NTA, beating an all-female shortlist in the Best Drama Performance category for her performance in the ITV drama Trigger Point.
Check out the full list of winners – including Strictly Come Dancing, This Morning, Gogglebox and Call The Midwife – as chosen by the voting public below…
New Drama
Returning Drama
Drama Performance
Vicky McClure (Trigger Point)
Comedy
Serial Drama
Serial Drama Performance
The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award
Michael McIntyre’s Big Show
TV Presenter
Sir David Attenborough (Secret Garden)
Factual Entertainment
Reality Competition
Reality Docuseries
Quiz Show
Authored Documentary
Our Girls: The Southport Families
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