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2012 Television Awards Winners - Part 1

The winners of the BAFTA for Current Affairs alongside award presenter Jeremy Bowen.

Current Affairs winner: Undercover Care

The winners of the BAFTA for Current Affairs alongside award presenter Jeremy Bowen.
Lord Sugar and the team behind The Young Apprentice celebrate their BAFTA win alongside presenters Suranne Jones and Tom Ellis.

Reality and Constructed Factual Winner: The Young Apprentice

Lord Sugar and the team behind The Young Apprentice celebrate their BAFTA win alongside presenters Suranne Jones and Tom Ellis.

TOWIE's Amy Childs and Harry Derbidge with Celebrity Juice's Holly Willoughby, Leigh Francis and Fearne Cotton, which won the YouTube Audience Award, the only award voted for by the public.

YouTube Audience Award Winner: Celebrity Juice

TOWIE's Amy Childs and Harry Derbidge with Celebrity Juice's Holly Willoughby, Leigh Francis and Fearne Cotton, which won the YouTube Audience Award, the only award voted for by the public.
Jennifer Saunders

Female Performance in a Comedy Programme: Jennifer Saunders

Jennifer Saunders

Entertainment Programme Winner: Derren Brown: The Experiments
Jenny Agutter and Alexander Armstrong presented the BAFTA for best Mini Series to the team behind This is England '88, including Shane Meadows and Mark Herbert.

Mini Series winner: This is England '88

Jenny Agutter and Alexander Armstrong presented the BAFTA for best Mini Series to the team behind This is England '88, including Shane Meadows and Mark Herbert.
The 2012 Special Award went to Steven Moffat for his outstanding work on shows including Doctor Who and Sherlock. He's pictured here with the 11th actor to play Doctor Who, Matt Smith and Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch.

Special Award winner: Steven Moffat

The 2012 Special Award went to Steven Moffat for his outstanding work on shows including Doctor Who and Sherlock. He's pictured here with the 11th actor to play Doctor Who, Matt Smith and Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch.
Mummifying Alan: Egypt’s Last Secret picks up the BAFTA for Specialist Factual. The team celebrate their win alongside award presenters Sofie Grabol and Kayvan Novak.

Specialist Factual winner: Mummifying Alan: Egypt's Last Secret

Mummifying Alan: Egypt’s Last Secret picks up the BAFTA for Specialist Factual. The team celebrate their win alongside award presenters Sofie Grabol and Kayvan Novak.
Mrs Brown's Boys wins the BAFTA for Situation Comedy. The team behind the show celebrate their win alongside award presenters Philip Glenister and Robert Glenister.

Situation Comedy winner: Mrs Brown's Boys

Mrs Brown's Boys wins the BAFTA for Situation Comedy. The team behind the show celebrate their win alongside award presenters Philip Glenister and Robert Glenister.
Andrew Scott, winner of the Supporting Actor BAFTA for his performance as Moriarty in Sherlock, poses with presenter Helen McCrory.

Supporting Actor winner: Andrew Scott

Andrew Scott, winner of the Supporting Actor BAFTA for his performance as Moriarty in Sherlock, poses with presenter Helen McCrory.

The Sport and Live Event BAFTA went to the team behind coverage of The Royal Wedding, including presenter Huw Edwards. They're pictured here alongside athletes Dame Kelly Holmes and Jonathan Edwards.

Sport and Live Event winner: The Royal Wedding

The Sport and Live Event BAFTA went to the team behind coverage of The Royal Wedding, including presenter Huw Edwards. They're pictured here alongside athletes Dame Kelly Holmes and Jonathan Edwards.
Appropriate Adult's Monica Dolan with her BAFTA for best Supporting Actress with award presenter Timothy Spall.

Supporting Actress Winner: Monica Dolan

Appropriate Adult's Monica Dolan with her BAFTA for best Supporting Actress with award presenter Timothy Spall.
Coronation Street pick up the BAFTA for Soap and Continuing Drama. The team celebrate their win alongside award presenter Alex Jones and Bruno Tonioli.

Soap and Continuing Drama winner: Coronation Street

Coronation Street pick up the BAFTA for Soap and Continuing Drama. The team celebrate their win alongside award presenter Alex Jones and Bruno Tonioli.

Presenters Jack Whitehall and Melissa George accepted Graham Norton's Entertainment Performance BAFTA in his absence.

Jack Whitehall and Melissa George

Presenters Jack Whitehall and Melissa George accepted Graham Norton's Entertainment Performance BAFTA in his absence.
The Factual Series BAFTA went to the team behind Our War. They're pictured here with Apprentice and Countdown star Nick Hewer.

Factual Series winner: Our War

The Factual Series BAFTA went to the team behind Our War. They're pictured here with Apprentice and Countdown star Nick Hewer.