Aimee Lou Wood, Anna Maxwell-Martin and Jessica Gunning were among the glitzy arrivals gracing the blue carpet at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards on Tuesday.
The actress, who was in attendance after being nominated for Leading Actress for her role in Daddy Issues, stunned in an elegant black halterneck gown.
Aimee also recently earned critical acclaim for her role in the Netflix series Toxic Town opposite Jodie Whittaker.
Anna cut a stylish figure in a white shirt dress with a delicate print as she posed for snaps at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House H๏τel in London.
Jessica, who has earned critical acclaim for her performance as Martha in Netflix’s Baby Reindeer, cut a glamorous figure in a dark green gown with a matching cape.
The actress has received a string of awards, including an Emmy, for her performance in the show, and was in attendance after being nominated for Supporting Actress.
Aimee Lou Wood was among the glitzy arrivals at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards on Tuesday
The star joined stars Anna Maxwell-Martin (left) and Jessica Gunning (right) gracing the blue carpet at London’s JW Marriott Grosvenor House H๏τel
Aimee, who was in attendance after being nominated for Leading Actress for her role in Daddy Issues, stunned in an elegant black halterneck gown
Danny Dyer and Katherine Parkinson were also reunited at the awards, after their characters’ steamy love affair in the Disney+ hit Rivals.
The pair were both nominated for their starring roles in the raunchy Jilly Copper adaptation which saw Dyer’s moustachioed businessman Freddie Jones embark on an affair with Lizzie Vereker, played by Parkinson, 46.
It’s been a good awards season for Danny after he won the best supporting actor award at the prestigious Broadcasting Press Guild awards in London last week.
Danny confirmed last week that he will begin filming the new series shortly, as he will be forced to walk his daughter Dani down the aisle in May with his character’s trademark moustache.
He told Heart Radio: ‘I will have a moustache because I’ll be shooting, so I’ll have a tash’.
Gavin and Stacey creators Ruth Jones and James Corden also enjoyed a reunion, after the show’s long-awaited finale received a nod for Scripted Comedy.
Ruth cut a glamorous figure in a plunging green lace gown as she joined longtime friend James at the awards show.
Loose Women’s Denise Welch amped up the glamour in a dramatic black lace flared jumpsuit with eye-catching sheer sleeves.
Royal Television Society Awards Nominations
Arts
My Sєxual Abuse: The Sitcom (Swan Films for Channel 4)
In My Own Words: Alison Lapper (Chalk Productions for BBC)
Camden (Lightbox in ᴀssociation with Day One Pictures and Radical22 Productions for Disney+)
Children’s Programme
Dodo (Wildseed Studios, Toonz, Telegael for Sky Kids)
BMX All Stars (Big Deal Films for BBC)
Quentin Blake’s Box of Treasures (Eagle Eye Production for BBC)
Comedy Entertainment
Have I Got News For You (Hat Trick Productions for BBC)
Sorry, I Didn’t Know (TriForce Productions for ITV1)
Junior Taskmaster (Avalon UK for Channel 4)
Comedy Performance – Male
Jim Howick – Here We Go (BBC Studios Comedy Productions for BBC)
Nabhaan Rizwaan – Kaos (Sister for Netflix)
Oliver Savell – Changing Ends (Baby Cow Productions for ITV1)
Documentary Series
To Catch a Copper (Story Films for Channel 4)
The Push: Murder on the Cliff (Candour Productions for Channel 4)
On Thin Ice: Putin v Greenpeace (Curve Media Ltd for BBC)
Entertainment
Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (Lifted Entertainment (Part of ITV Studios) in co-production with Mitre Studios for ITV1)
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK (World of Wonder for BBC)
The Traitors (Studio Lambert Scotland for BBC)
Formatted Popular Factual
The Jury: Murder Trial (ScreenDog Productions for Channel 4)
Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams on Tour (South Shore Productions for BBC)
The Martin Lewis Money Show Live – Budget Special (MultiStory for ITV1)
Leading Actor – Female
Anna Maxwell Martin – Until I Kill You (World Productions for ITV1)
Ambika Mod – One Day (A Drama Republic Production with Universal International Studios and Focus Features for Netflix)
Monica Dolan – Mr Bates vs The Post Office (ITV Studios and Little Gem for ITV1)
Limited Series and Single Drama
Mr Bates vs The Post Office (ITV Studios and Little Gem for ITV1)
This Town (Kudos, Nebulastar, co-produced with Mercury Studios, in ᴀssociation with Stigma Films for BBC)
Breathtaking (HTM Television for ITV1)
Presenter
Liz Carr – Better Off ᴅᴇᴀᴅ? (Burning Bright Productions co-produced with the OU for BBC)
Joe Tracini – Me And The Voice In My Head (Hungry Bear Media for Channel 4)
Zuhair Hᴀssan – Big Zuu Goes To Mecca (Acme TV for BBC)
Scripted Comedy
Things You Should Have Done (Roughcut TV for BBC)
We Are Lady Parts (Working тιтle Television, which is part of Universal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group for Channel 4)
Gavin & Stacey: The Finale (Fulwell 73 Productions, Tidy Productions for BBC)
Soap and Continuing Drama
Casualty (BBC Studios Drama Productions for BBC)
EastEnders (BBC Studios Drama Productions for BBC)
Hollyoaks (Lime Pictures for Channel 4)
Sports Programme
Paris 2024 Paralympics (Whisper for Channel 4)
Paris 2024 Olympics (BBC Sport for BBC)
London Marathon 2024 (BBC Sport for BBC)
Supporting Actor – Male
Danny Dyer – Rivals (Happy Prince, part of ITV Studios for Disney+)
McKinley Belcher III – Eric (Sister for Netflix)
Sonny Walker – The Gathering (World Productions for Channel 4)
Writer – Drama
Will Smith – Slow Horses (See-Saw Films in ᴀssociation with Apple for Apple TV+)
Peter Straughan – Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light (Playground Entertainment & Company Pictures for BBC and Masterpiece)
Dominic Treadwell-Collins and Laura Wade – Rivals (Happy Prince, part of ITV Studios for Disney+)
Breakthrough Award
Josh Tedeku – Boarders (Studio Lambert for BBC)
Michelle de Swarte – Spent (Various Artists Limited for BBC)
Bethany Asher – Sherwood (House Productions for BBC)
Comedy Drama
Boarders (Studio Lambert for BBC)
Alma’s Not Normal (Expectation for BBC)
Ludwig (Big Talk Studios and That Mitchell & Webb Company for BBC)
Comedy Performance – Female
Aimee Lou Wood – Daddy Issues (Fudge Park Productions for BBC)
Michelle de Swarte – Spent (Various Artists Limited for BBC)
Sophie Willan – Alma’s Not Normal (Expectation for BBC)
Daytime Programme
Loose Women (ITV Studios Daytime for ITV1)
Clive Myrie’s Caribbean Adventure (Alleycats for BBC)
BBC Breakfast (BBC Breakfast for BBC)
Drama Series
Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light (Playground Entertainment and Company Pictures for BBC and Masterpiece)
Supacell (Netflix)
Industry (Bad Wolf for BBC in ᴀssociation with HBO)
Entertainment Performance
Steven Frayne – Miracles (Expectation & Seventeen 17 for Sky Max)
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (Lifted Entertainment (Part of ITV Studios) in co-production with Mitre Studios for ITV1)
Claudia Winkleman – The Traitors (Studio Lambert Scotland for BBC)
History
Miners’ Strike 1984: The Battle for Britain (Swan Films for Channel 4)
Atomic People (Minnow Films for BBC)
Helmand: Tour of Duty (Pᴀssion Pictures & Kailash Films for BBC)
Leading Actor – Male
Adeel Akhtar – Showtrial (World Productions for BBC)
Lennie James – Mr Loverman (Fable Pictures for BBC)
Ben Whishaw – Black Doves (Sister & Noisy Bear for Netflix)
Live Event
Coldplay at Glastonbury 2024 (BBC Studios Music Productions for BBC)
The Martin Lewis Money Show Live – Budget Special (MultiStory for ITV1)
D Day 80: Tribute to the Fallen (BBC Studios Event Productions for BBC)
Science & The Natural World
Silverback (Off the Fence & France Télévisions in ᴀssociation with Featuristic Films for BBC)
Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story (Silverback Films for National Geographic and Disney+)
Living With Leopards (A Wild Space Production in ᴀssociation with Natural History Film Unit Botswana and Freeborne Media for Netflix)
Single Documentary
Undercover: Exposing The Far Right (Marking Films Inc and Tigerlily Productions for Channel 4)
Tell Them You Love Me (Mindhouse Productions for Sky Documentaries)
Hell Jumper (Expectation for BBC)
Sports Presenter, Commentator or Pundit
Rose Ayling-Ellis and Clare Balding – Paris 2024 Paralympics (Whisper for Channel 4)
Ian Wright – Euro 2024 (ITV Sport for ITV)
Michael Johnson – Paris 2024 Olympics (BBC Sport for BBC)
Supporting Actor – Female
Monica Dolan – Sherwood (House Productions for BBC)
Katherine Parkinson – Rivals (Happy Prince, part of ITV Studios for Disney+)
Jessica Gunning – Baby Reindeer (Clerkenwell Films for Netflix)
Writer – Comedy
Writing Team – Cunk on Life (Broke and Bones for BBC and Netflix)
Sophie Willan – Alma’s Not Normal (Expectation for BBC)
Nida Manzoor – We Are Lady Parts (Working тιтle Television, which is part of Universal International Studios, a division of Universal Studio Group for Channel 4)
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Aimee posed up a storm in her sophisticated gown as she joined a slew of stars on the blue carpet ahead of the ceremont
The star also recently earned critical acclaim for her role in the Netflix series Toxic Town opposite Jodie Whittaker
Anna cut a stylish figure in a white shirt dress with a delicate print as she posed for snaps at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House H๏τel in London
Jessica, who has earned critical acclaim for her performance as Martha in Netflix’s Baby Reindeer, cut a glamorous figure in a dark green gown with a matching cape
Danny Dyer and Katherine Parkinson were also reunited at the awards, after their characters’ steamy love affair in the Disney+ hit Rivals
The pair were both nominated for their starring roles in the Jilly Copper adaptation which saw Dyer’s moustachioed businessman Freddie Jones embark on an affair with Lizzie Vereker
Katherine exuded elegance in a chic black and gold look as she arrived with co-star Danny ahead of the ceremony
Gavin and Stacey creators Ruth Jones and James Corden also enjoyed a reunion, after the show’s long-awaited finale received a nod for Scripted Comedy
Ruth cut a glamorous figure in a plunging green lace gown as she joined longtime friend James at the awards show
The pair earned praise from viewers for penning the last ever episode of Gavin and Stacey, which broke ratings records when it aired on Christmas Day
James and Ruth were in high spirits as they made their way into the awards to pose on the blue carpet together
Ruth was dressed to impress in her jewel-coloured gown with lace detailing
After landing a presenter nomination for her work on The Traitors, Claudia Winkleman arrived for the ceremony with her husband Kris Thykier
Claudia cut a stylish figure in a white blazer and a black satin blouse
Loose Women’s Denise Welch amped up the glamour in a dramatic black lace flared jumpsuit with eye-catching sheer sleeves
The Coronation Street star beamed as she arrived on the blue carpet for the swanky event
Denise was joined by fellow Loose Women favourite Charlene White, who opted for a sophisticated black gown with a sweetheart neckline
The duo enjoyed a night out together as they headed to the ceremony
Charlene cut a sophisticated figure in the form-fitting black gown
Her fellow Loose Women star Kelle Bryan stunned in a semi-sheer white gown as stars arrived for the awards event
Hollyoaks’ Nadine Mulkerrin and Rory Douglas-Speed put on a loved-up display, as the real-life couple made a joint appearance on the blue carpet
Nadine, who plays Cleo McQueen on the soap, dazzled in a cosy silver sequinned gown as she cosied up to her boyfriend at the awards
Hollyoaks star Rita Simons wowed in a semi-sheer black dress with a matching blazer, teamed with sparkly gold strapped heels
The star, who previously played Roxy Mitchell on EastEnders for a decade, was in attendance after Hollyoaks landed a nomination for Soap and Continuing Drama
Rita’s Hollyoaks co-star Isabelle Smith stunned in a black gown with a dramatic silver diamante detailing
Fellow Hollyoaks beauty Anya Lawrence slipped into a plunging white satin gown
Casualty star Elinor Lawless slipped into an elegant fitted black gown as she joined her co-stars at the glitzy awards
Gaby Roslin cut a chic figure in a sparkly cream trouser suit adorned with clear sequins
Former Holby City star Chizzy Akudolu showed off her curves in a black trouser suit, teamed with fuchsia pink platform heels
We Are Lady Parts star Lucie Shorthouse slipped into a wine-coloured off-the-shoulder gown
Mr Bates vs The Post Office star Monica Dolan also cut a chic figure as she joined a slew of stars on the blue carpet
Casualty star and Gladiators host Barney Walsh cut a dapper figure as he made a solo appearance on the blue carpet
As the host of proceedings, comedian Tom Allen was in high spirits as he posed for snaps ahead of taking to the stage as the Master of Ceremonies
Supacell and Boarders star Josh Tedeku opted for a sharp black tuxedo at the event
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop also looked sharp for the awards
Billy Mail, along with his wife Susan, were in attendance, after warming viewers’ hearts with their appearance in the documentary Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story
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Popular reality show The Traitors is nominated in both the Entertainment and Entertainment Performance categories, with Claudia Winkleman getting a nod for her hosting of the show.
She will face off against Ant and Dec in the entertainment performance category, and Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway will go head to head with The Traitors in the entertainment category.
Historical drama Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light is competing with BBC’s Industry and Netflix Supacell for the best drama series gong.
The nominations were hosted by television presenter Gaby Roslin on the RTS YouTube channel.
Comedian Tom Allen returned to host the ceremony this year.
Kenton Allen, Chair of the RTS Programme Awards, said: ‘The calibre of programming from British creatives has not wavered in the last 12 months despite it being an incredibly challenging year for the television industry, with many of our colleagues feeling the effects of the rapidly changing ways audiences are viewing our exceptional work.
‘This year’s nominations exemplify the breadth, creativity and quality of British television – from agenda-setting dramas, landmark documentaries, record-breaking comedies and so much more.
‘We’re looking forward to coming together to celebrate the achievements of the incredible creatives both on and off screen, and recognising the huge achievements from the past year.’
