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In Pictures: The BAFTA Television Awards with
P&O Cruises 2025

Posted: 12 May 2025

Every year the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises shines a spotlight on the best of television.

It’s a chance to showcase and celebrate the skill and ingenuity in TV, and for the industry’s creatives, both in front and behind the camera, to receive much-deserved praise.

View some photos from the night below and take a look at the full list of winners and nominees.

You can also catch up on more from the night on our YouTube channel.

Award Wins...

Marisa Abela. A white woman with long dark hair stod on a stage with purple backlighting collecting a BAFTA award. She is wearing a strapless purplish dress.
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Marisa Abela on stage collecting the Leading Actress Award for her role in Industry.
Alan Cumming and Kirsty Wark. A white man with thick grey hair wearing a brown cord jacket stands to one side watching a white woman with bobbed brown hair smiling and holding a BAFTA award. The woman is wearing a long white skirt and black jumper with a white embroidered flower on it.
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Kirsty Wark was presented the Fellowship Award by friend and show host Alan Cumming.
Lennie James. A bald black man with thick rimmed black plastic glasses. He is wearing a black suit jacket and shirt and is on stage collecting a BAFTA Award and pointing at the audience.
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Lennie James on stage collecting the Leading Actor Award for his role in Mr Loverman.
Jessica Gunning. A white woman with shoulder length brown hair wearing a dark green velvet dress with gold trimmed wraparound collar. She is holding a BAFTA in one hand and pointing at it with the other.
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Jessica Gunning, who starred in Baby Reindeer, posing with her award for Supporting Actress.
Danny Dyer. A white man with dark hair and a moustache wearing a tuxedo. He is holding a BAFTA in one hand and pointing at it with the other.
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Danny Dyer with his award for Male Performance in a Comedy for his role in Mr Bigstuff.
Ariyon Bakare. A black man with short curly hair holding a BAFTA mask. He is wearing a double breasted black jacket with a gold and white statement brooch and a white dress shirt with black silk neck detail.
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Ariyon Bakare, who starred in Mr Loverman, posing with his award for Supporting Actor.
Monica Dolan, guest, Patrick Spence, Toby Jones, Chris Clough, James Strong, Natasha Bondy and Gwyneth Hughes
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The team behind Mr Bates vs The Post Office, winner of the Limited Drama Award, pose together backstage with one of the show's stars Toby Jones.
Ruth Jones. A white woman with dark brown hair tied in a bun wearing a royal blue full length dress and stood on stage holding a BAFTA Award.
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Ruth Jones accepting the Female Performance in a Comedy Award for her role in Gavin & Stacey.
Bruce Fletcher, Peter Beard and Ashley Francis-Roy with the rest of their cast and crew.
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The team behind To Catch a Copper, winner of the Factual Series Award, pose backstage.
Chris Clenshaw with the cast and crew accept the Soap Award for 'Eastenders during the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards.
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Chris Clenshaw with the cast and crew accept the Soap Award for EastEnders during the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards.
Dianne Buswell.
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Dianne Buswell accepting the P&O Cruises Memorable Moment Award.
Polly Hill and Kevin Lygo.
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Polly Hill and Kevin Lygo accept the Special Award, on behalf of ITV, for commissioning Mr Bates Vs The Post Office.
David Mitchell, Rob Brydon and Lee Mack.
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David Mitchell, Rob Brydon and Lee Mack winners of the Entertainment Award for Would I Lie to You?
Luke Rollason. A man with mid length brown hair wearing a cropped red and white polka dot shirt with oversized sleeves and a tear drop gem on his face. He is holding a BAFTA mask in both hands.
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Luke Rollason poses with the Short Form Award for Quiet Life backstage.
Rylan Clark and Robert Rinder. Two white men, the one on the left is tanned with dark slicked back hair and a beard and the one on the right has close cropped white hair. Both men are in black shirts and blazers and are holding BAFTA masks while the one on the left takes a selfie of them together.
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Rylan Clark and Robert Rinder, winners of the Factual Entertainment Award for Rob and Rylan's Grand Tour.
Ron Chakraborty with the cast and crew
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Ron Chakraborty with the cast and crew accept the Sports Coverage Award for Paris 2024 Olympics (BBC One).
Sophie Willan.
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Sophie Willan with the Scripted Comedy Award for Alma's Not Normal.
Megumi Inman with the cast and crew.
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Megumi Inman with her cast and crew accepting the Specialist Factual Award for Atomic People.
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Ellie Simmonds presented an award to Jonathan Smith, Jamie Roberts, Kate Spankie and Clare Walker, winners of the Single Documentary category for Ukraine: Enemy in the Woods.
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Richard Frediani, Gareth Knowles, Kelly Crawford, Liam Blyth and Caroline Turner, winners of the News Coverage Award for BBC Breakfast: Post Office Special.
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Ed Kellie, Fiona Fletcher, Tom Swingler, Max Shapira, Carys Lewis and Alf Lawrie, winners of the Reality Award for The Jury: Murder Trial.
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Justin Marks with cast and crew accept the International Award for Shogun.
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Alison Howe with cast and crew accept the Live Event Coverage Award for Glastonbury 2024.
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Jack Casey, Nathan Braniff, Sian Brooke, Louise Gallagher, Stephen Wright, Katherine Devlin, Declan Lawn, Adam Patterson, Bronágh Taggart, Martin McCann and Amanda Black accept the Drama Series Award for Blue Lights.
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Ahisha Ghafoor, Marcel Metteisiefen, Mayte Carrasco and members of cast and crew pose backstage with the Current Affairs Award for State of Rage.
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Matt Peacock, winner of the Children's: Non-Scripted Award for Disability and Me (FYI Investigates), poses backstage.
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Elle While, Vanessa Amberleigh and Anna Perowne with a member of the cast and crew pose backstage with the Scripted Award for CBeebies As You Like It at Shakespeare's Globe.
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Jessie J performs The Award Goes To on stage during the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises.
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Clive Myrie, Emma Parkins, and Ed Stobart accept the Daytime Award for Clive Myrie's Caribbean Adventure.
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Tom Grennan performs Full Attention on stage during the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises.

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