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Sunday 27 April
View images of presenters and winners with their BAFTA masks in hand at the Philips British Academy Awards in 2008
Bruce Forsyth's 60-odd years of dedication to the world of television was recognised with his Fellowship award. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Eileen Atkins beat her fellow Cranford star, Judi Dench, to the Actress award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Andrew Garfield won the big award of the night for his performance in the drama, Boy A. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Documentary film maker Paul Watson - the "father of reality TV" - collected the Academy's Special Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Kirsty Young presented Sky News with the award for best News coverage, specifically for their coverage of the Glasgow Airport attack. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Runner Denise Lewis and young diving prodigy Tom Daly presented the Sport award to ITV sport, for their coverage of Formula One. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Charity Wakefield, who presented the Interactive award, strikes a pose. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
EastEnders Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer presentd the Drama Series Award (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The Drama Series Award was collected by the team behind Jimmy McGovern's The Street (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Gavin & Stacey's Joanna Page and Rob Brydon presented the Comedy Programme Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The Fonejacker team celebrate their win in the Comedy Programme category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The International Award was won by the team behind the sci-fi hit series Heroes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
The increasingly popular James Cordon kisses his award in appreciation. The actor enjoyed much success on the night as his show, Gavin and Stacey, also picked up the Sky+ Audience Award. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Harry Hill was his usual, unreserved self as he collected the performance award.(Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).
Paul Watson, the former artist-turned-filmmaker, was awarded the Special award for his contribution to television. He pioneered the fly on the wall approach with his documentaries such as The Family. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal).