Please find below the full list of nominations:
- Arts
- Nick Cave’s Veiled World (Supercollider for Sky Arts)
- The Last Musician of Auschwitz (Two Rivers Media in association with Access for BBC)
- The Trouble With Mr Doodle (acme in association with Lightbox for Channel 4)
- Breakthrough Award
- Ellis Howard – What It Feels Like for a Girl (Hera Pictures for BBC)
- Kaydrah Walker-Wilkie – Just Act Normal (The Forge Entertainment for BBC)
- Maximilian Fairley – Unforgotten (Mainstreet Pictures, ITV Studios and Masterpiece for ITV1/ITVX)
- Owen Cooper – Adolescence (Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B for Netflix)
- Children’s Programme
- Crongton (New Pictures for BBC)
- Sky Kids Investigates: World. War. Me. (Fresh Start Media for Sky News)
- Wolf King (Lime Pictures for Netflix)
- Comedy Drama
- Big Boys (Roughcut TV for Channel 4)
- Dreaming Whilst Black (Big Deal Films for BBC)
- Juice (Various Artists Limited for BBC)
- Comedy Entertainment
- Last One Laughing (Zeppotron/Initial for Prime Video)
- Taskmaster (Avalon for Channel 4)
- Would I Lie to You? (Zeppotron for BBC)
- Comedy Performance – Female
- Jordan Gray – Transaction (Big Talk Studios for ITV2/ITVX)
- Katherine Parkinson – Here We Go (BBC Studios Comedy for BBC)
- Lucy Punch – Amandaland (Merman Television for BBC)
- Philippa Dunne – Amandaland (Merman Television for BBC)
- Comedy Performance – Male
- Adjani Salmon – Dreaming Whilst Black (Big Deal Films for BBC)
- Jon Pointing – Big Boys (Roughcut TV for Channel 4)
- Oliver Savell – Changing Ends (Baby Cow Productions for ITV1/ITVX)
- Steve Coogan – How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge) (Baby Cow Productions for BBC)
- Daytime Programme
- BBC Breakfast – Our Girls: The Southport Families (BBC Breakfast for BBC)
- Loose Women (MultiStory Media, part of ITV Studios, for ITV1/ITVX)
- The Marvellous Miniature Workshop (MGM Alternative for BBC)
- Documentary Series
- Bibaa & Nicole: Murder in the Park (True Vision for Sky Documentaries)
- Boyzone: No Matter What (Curious Films for Sky Documentaries)
- Murder 24/7 (Expectation TV for BBC)
- Drama Series
- Blue Lights (Two Cities Television/Gallagher Films for BBC)
- Code of Silence (Mammoth Screen for ITV1/ITVX)
- Slow Horses (See-Saw Films for Apple TV)
- This City Is Ours (Left Bank Pictures for BBC)
- Entertainment & Reality
- Married at First Sight UK (CPL Productions for E4)
- Race Across The World (Studio Lambert for BBC)
- The Celebrity Traitors (Studio Lambert for BBC)
- Entertainment Performance
- Rob Beckett & Romesh Ranganathan – Rob & Romesh Vs (CPL Productions for Sky Max)
- Romesh Ranganathan – Romesh: Can’t Knock the Hustle (Ranga Bee Productions for Sky Max)
- Claudia Winkleman – The Celebrity Traitors (Studio Lambert for BBC)
- Formatted Popular Factual
- Go Back to Where You Came From (Minnow Films for Channel 4)
- The Assembly (Rockerdale Studios for ITV1/ITVX)
- The Jury: Murder Trial (Screendog Productions for Channel 4)
- History
- Flight 149: Hostage of War (Drum Studios for Sky Documentaries)
- Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz (Oxford Film for BBC)
- Unforgotten: The Bradford City Fire (acme for BBC)
- Leading Actor – Female
- Rose Ayling-Ellis – Code Of Silence (Mammoth Screen for ITV1/ITVX)
- Erin Doherty – A Thousand Blows (The Story Collective, Matriarch Productions and Water & Power Productions for Disney+)
- Narges Rashidi – Prisoner 951 (Dancing Ledge Productions for BBC)
- Tamara Lawrance – Get Millie Black (Motive Pictures for Channel 4)
- Leading Actor – Male
- Anthony Boyle – House of Guinness (Kudos and Nebulastar for Netflix)
- Bobby Schofield – Unforgivable (LA Productions for BBC)
- Malachi Kirby – A Thousand Blows (The Story Collective, Matriarch Productions and Water & Power Productions for Disney+)
- Stephen Graham – Adolescence (Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B for Netflix)
- Limited Series and Single Drama
- Adolescence (Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B for Netflix)
- Get Millie Black (Motive Pictures for Channel 4)
- I Fought the Law (Hera Pictures for ITV1/ITVX)
- What It Feels Like for a Girl (Hera Pictures for BBC)
- Live Event
- VE Day 80: A Celebration to Remember (BBC Studios Events for BBC)
- Holocaust Memorial Day 2025 (BBC Studios Events for BBC)
- Last Night of the Proms: Finale (Livewire Pictures for BBC)
- Presenter
- Hamza Yassin – Hamza’s Hidden Wild Isles (Silverback Films for BBC)
- Martin Lewis – The Martin Lewis Money Show Live (MultiStory Media, part of ITV Studios, for ITV1/ITVX)
- Davina McCall – Stand Up To Cancer: Cancer Clinic Live (Bango Studios & HiddenLight Productions for Channel 4)
- Science & The Natural World
- Confessions Of A Brain Surgeon (Curious Films for BBC)
- Pangolin: Kulu’s Journey (Anonymous Content, Dog Star and Water Creature for Netflix)
- Underdogs (Wildstar Films, a Fremantle company, in partnership with Maximum Effort for National Geographic and Disney+)
- Scripted Comedy
- Here We Go (BBC Studios Comedy for BBC)
- How Are You? It’s Alan (Partridge) (Baby Cow Productions for BBC)
- Such Brave Girls (Various Artists Limited for BBC)
- Things You Should Have Done (Roughcut TV for BBC)
- Single Documentary
- Gaza: Doctors Under Attack (Basement Films for Channel 4)
- Grenfell: Uncovered (Rogan Productions for Netflix)
- Groomed: A National Scandal (Candour Productions for Channel 4)
- Soap and Continuing Drama
- Casualty (BBC Studios for BBC)
- EastEnders (BBC Studios for BBC)
- Hollyoaks (Lime Pictures for Channel 4)
- Sports Presenter, Commentator or Pundit
- Alex Jacques – 2025 Formula 1 Highlights (Whisper for Channel 4)
- Gabby Logan – Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 (Whisper Cymru for BBC)
- Ruby Tui – Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 (Whisper Cymru for BBC)
- Sports Programme
- 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Sky Sports)
- UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Final (Sunset+Vine for BBC)
- Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 (Whisper Cymru for BBC)
- Supporting Actor – Female
- Aimee Lou Wood – Toxic Town (Broke & Bones for Netflix)
- Anna Friel – Unforgivable (LA Productions for BBC)
- Erin Doherty – Adolescence (Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B for Netflix)
- Saskia Reeves – Slow Horses (See-Saw Films for Apple TV)
- Supporting Actor – Male
- Alexej Manvelov – Dept. Q (Left Bank Pictures for Netflix)
- Christopher Chung – Slow Horses (See-Saw Films for Apple TV)
- Joshua McGuire – The Gold (Tannadice Pictures, part of Objective Media Group for BBC)
- Owen Cooper – Adolescence (Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B for Netflix)
- Writer – Comedy
- Adjani Salmon & Ali Hughes – Dreaming Whilst Black (Big Deal Films for BBC)
- Tom Basden – Here We Go (BBC Studios Comedy for BBC)
- Jack Rooke – Big Boys (Roughcut TV for Channel 4)
- Kat Sadler – Such Brave Girls (Various Artists Limited for BBC)
- Writer – Drama
- Adam Patterson & Declan Lawn – Blue Lights (Two Cities Television/Gallagher Films for BBC)
- Catherine Moulton – Code of Silence (Mammoth Screen for ITV1/ITVX)
- Jack Thorne & Stephen Graham – Adolescence (Warp Films, Matriarch Productions and Plan B for Netflix)
- Sally Wainwright – Riot Women (Drama Republic for BBC and BritBox)
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