Children's Awards Ceremony Part 2

Comedy presenter: Sarah Alexander

Television comedy actress Sarah Alexander (Coupling, Me & Mrs Jones, Smack the Pony) announces the winner in the Comedy category.

Comedy winner: Horrible Histories

The winning team behind Horrible Histories, including Imogen Cooper, Mike Holliday and Mel Proud.

Pre-School Animation presenters: Thomas Sangster and Swampy Marsh

Actor Thomas Sangster and writer/producer Jeff "Swampy" Marsh worked together on the Phineas and Ferb series. They present the award for Pre-School Animation.

Pre-School Animation winner: Peppa Pig

The winning team behind Peppa Pig: Joris van Hulzen, Phil Davies and Philip Hall.

Writer presenter: Anthony Browne

Internationally-acclaimed children's books author and illustrator Anthony Browne announces the winner of the Writer category.

Writer winner: The Amazing World of Gumball

The winning writers on animated show The Amazing World of Gumball, Ben Bocquelet, James Lamont and Jon Foster.

International presenter: Olivia Hallinan

Olivia Hallinan, star of Lark Rise to Candleford, Sugar Rush and BBC drama The Paradise, presents the International award.

International winner: SpongeBob Squarepants

SpongeBob rep Tim Patterson collects the animated show's International BAFTA.

Video Game presenter: Alex Gregory

The rower and Olympic Gold medallist reveals the winner of the Video Game BAFTA.

Video Game winner: Skylanders Spyro's Adventure

Independent Production Company: Jedward

X-Factor star Jedward present the BAFTA to best Independent Production Company

Feature Film presenter: John Landis

John Landis, who directed The Blues Brothers and Michael Jackson's groundbreaking 'Thriller' video, announces the winner of the award for Feature Film.

Animation presenter: Stacey Solomon

X Factor runner-up, I'm a Celebrity winner and television personality Stacey Solomon presents the award for Animation.

Drama presenter: Lee Ingleby

Inspector George Gently star Lee Ingleby presents the Drama award. He also played the role of Stan Shunpike in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

Drama winner: Roy

One of the winning team behind CBBC drama Roy.

Entertainment presenters: Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter

Band members Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter of McFly share the stage to present the award for Entertainment.

Entertainment winner: Friday Download

The winning team behind Friday Download, including Jeremy Salsby, Melony Smith and Fiona Walmsley

Presenter citation reader: Alesha Dixon & Justin Fletcher

Singer Alesha Dixon congratulates Justin Fletcher on his Presenter win.

Presenter winner: Justin Fletcher

The Something Special presenter collects his third BAFTA, making him the most awarded Children's presenter in BAFTA's history.

Special Award presenter: Sir David Jason

The esteemed actor and BAFTA Fellow introduces the recipient of the Special Award, animator Brian Cosgrove, with whom Jason worked with on DangerMouse and Count Duckula.