BAFTA TV Awards – live updates: Steve Coogan scoops huge gong

Greg has began his opening monologue by effusing the merits of British television, praising our sports services, soaps, news services and comedies.

No one is safe from the comedian’s wit, with him taking shots at everyone from Lorraine Kelly to The Chase’s Mark Labbett.

However, he admitted there was one subject he wouldn’t dare to even attempt a joke at – the monumentally important series, Adolescence.

But Greg has implemented a special system to prevent speeches from going on too long, with a button that plays Lord Alan Sugar telling them to ‘Shut up!’

While we still have a few more categories to reveal, you can now watch the show NOW on BBC One.

Gaza: Doctors Under Attack lands the big win this year, directed by Karim Shah, Ramita Navai and Ben De Pear, a former editor of Channel 4 News.

It came out top over BBC One’s Undercover in the Police (Panorama), and Breaking Ranks: Inside Israel’s War (Exposure) and The Covid Contracts: Follow the Money – both from ITV.

Go Back To Where You Came From is the winner!

It beat:

The Assembly

Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars

Race Across The World

The show saw six Brits follow routes taken by refugees to reach the UK.

News coverage was won by: Channel 4 News: Israel-Iran: The Twelve Day War

Current Affairs was won by: Gaza: Doctors Under Attack

And the winner is…

Scam Interceptors

It beat:

The Chase

Lorraine

Richard Osman’s House Of Games

It beat:

Casualty

Coronation Street

Won by Katherine Parkinson for Here We Go!

She beat:

Diane Morgan Mandy

Jennifer Saunders – Amandaland

Lucy Punch – Amandaland

Philippa Dunne – Amandaland

Rosie Jones – Pushers

And the winner is… Steve Coogan for How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge)

He beat:

Jim Howick – Here We Go

Jon Pointing – Big Boys

Lenny Rush – Am I Being Unreasonable?

Mawaan Rizwan – Juice

Oliver Savell – Changing Ends

He said in his speech: ‘It’s a privilege to be able to make people laugh after all these years.

‘I’m not going to be very funny now, as I haven’t written anything – or rather my comedy writers haven’t written me anything.

‘If anyone wants to know when Alan Partridge is going to die, it’s probably about when I’m going to die. I’m truly humbled, again.’

VE Day 80: A Celebration To Remember is the winner!

It beat:

Holocaust Memorial Day 2025

Last Night Of The Proms: Finale

Grenfell: Uncovered is the winner.

It beat:

Louis Theroux: The Settlers

One Day In Southport

Unforgotten: The Bradford City Fire

The documentary saw survivors, witnesses and experts tell the story of the tragic fire that engulfed a residential tower block in London — and the investigation that ensued.

The hit series beat:

I Fought The Law

Trespasses

What It Feels Like For A Girl

It marks the THIRD TV Bafta of the night for Adolescence