2010 TV Awards Ceremony (Part One)
Sunday 06 June
Ceremony pictures from the 2010 Philips Television Awards of all presenters and winners.
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Graham Norton
The host for the British Academy Television Awards, Graham Norton. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Ruth Wilson and James Nesbitt present Drama Series
Presenting the first award of the evening Jane Eyre star Ruth Wilson and actor James Nesbitt. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Drama Series - Misfits
The cast of Misfits; Iwan Rheon, Robert Sheehan, Nathan Stewart Jarrett and Antonia Thomas, pick up their Drama Series BAFTA. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Laurie Brett and John Partridge present Comedy Programme
Eastenders stars Laurie Brett and John Partridge present the BAFTA for Comedy Programme. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Comedy Programme - The Armstrong and Miller Show
Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller collect their Academy Award for The Armstrong and Miller Show. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Lynda Bellingham and Max Brown present New Media
Lynda Bellingham and actor Max Brown present the New Media BAFTA. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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New Media - The Virtual Revolution
The New Media BAFTA is collected by the BBC Production The Virtual Revolution. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Prof. Brian Cox presents Specialist Factual
Physicist Brian Cox presents the Specialist Factual Award. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Specialist Factual - Inside Nature's Giants
The team behind the Channel 4 production Inside Nature's Giants collect their award. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Indira Varma and Richard Coyle present Single Drama
Luther's Indira Varma and Prince of Persia actor Richard Coyle present the award for Single Drama. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Single Drama - The Unloved
Molly Windsor and Lauren Socha collect the Single Drama BAFTA for Samanttha Morton's directorial debut The Unloved. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Mark Kermode presents Current Affairs
Culture Show presenter Mark Kermode awards the Dispatches team the Current Affairs BAFTA. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Current Affairs - Terror in Mumbai
The Dispatches team behind Terror in Mumbai, including Dan Reed and Eamonn Matthews, collect the Current Affairs BAFTA . (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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International - Mad Men announced by Miranda Raison and Rafe Spall
Spooks actress Miranda Raison and Rafe Spall announce that Mad Men is the winner of the International BAFTA.(BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Sophie Raworth presents New Coverage
News reader Sophie Raworth presents the News Coverage Academy Award.(BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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News coverage - ITV
The ITV News at Ten Team collect the Bafta for their coverage of the Haiti earthquake. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Ashley Jensen presents Entertainment Performance
Ugle Betty actress Ashley Jensen presents the Entertainment Performance BAFTA. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Entertainment Performance - Ant And Dec
Ant and Dec scoop the Entertainment Performance Award for ITV's I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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James Cracknell And Ben Fogle present Features
Olympic rowing champion James Cracknell and presenter and advernturer Ben Fogle present the Academy Award for Features. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Features - Masterchef
The team behind Masterchef: The Professionals and presenter Greg Wallace collect the Features BAFTA. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Emilia Fox announces Supporting Actor
Silent Witness star Emilia Fox Announces Matthew MacFadyen as the winner of the Supporting Actor Award for his role in Criminal Justice. Matthew was unable to attend the ceremony. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Amanda Holden & Chris Addison present Continuing Drama
Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden and comedien Chris Addison present the BAFTA for Continuing Drama. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Continuing Drama - Eastenders
The writing and production team of Eastenders, along with cast members, collect the Continuing Drama Award. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Richard Armitage presents Supporting Actress
TV actor Richard Armitage presents the BAFTA for Supporting Actress. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
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Supporting Actress - Rebecca Hall
The Award for Supporting Actress was awarded to Rebecca Hall for her role in Red Riding. Julian Jarrod, co-director of the trilogy accepts the Award on Rebecca's behalf. (BAFTA/Steve Butler)
