BAFTA Television Awards 2024: What time is the show, what channel is it on and ... trends now
The highly anticipated BAFTA Television Awards 2024 is returning to screens to celebrate another exceptional year for British TV.
Netflix's The Crown is leading the pack with the most nods after it received an impressive eight nominations, setting the stage for a thrilling ceremony.
The streaming giant's Black Mirror followed closely behind as it has been awarded seven nominations for its episode Demon 79 - the fifth episode in the sixth season.
But for a second year on the run, Coronation Street has been snubbed by the BAFTAs as they miss out on a nomination in the soap category.
So, ahead of the big night and much to celebrate, here is everything you need to know...
The highly anticipated BAFTA Television Awards 2024 is returning to screens to celebrate another exceptional year for British TV
Netflix's The Crown is leading the pack with the most nods after it received eight nominations, setting the stage for a thrilling ceremony (Supporting Actress nominee Elizabeth Debicki)
So ahead of the big night here is everything you need to know.....
When are the BAFTA TV Awards?
This year's star-studded ceremony will take place on Sunday, May 12.
The awards will return to their usual stomping ground at London's Royal Festival Hall for another year after they chose to switch it up in 2023.
Last year marked a brief change in venue as they held the awards ceremony at the Queen Elizabeth Hall at London's Southbank.
How can I watch BAFTA TV Awards?
The show will be broadcast live on BBC One, BBC One HD and BBC iPlayer from 7pm.
Meanwhile, red carpet interviews will be streamed across BAFTA and BBC social media channels.
Who is hosting the BAFTA TV Awards?
This year's BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises will be hosted by comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan for the second year in a row
This year's BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises will be hosted by comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan for the second year in a row.
The TV stars who appear in the reality travel series Rob And Romesh Vs together hosted the annual awards ceremony for the first time last year.
Rob, 38, said: 'Romesh and I are absolutely buzzing to be back hosting the Baftas.
'We've not seen or spoken to each other since last year when we hosted so it will be good to catch up.
'It's a real privilege to continually get work together even though our friendship is fake and completely fabricated for commercial gain.
'My teeth aren't even that big I wear false ones so I can joke about them.
'On top of that Romesh isn't even Asian he just pretends to be so he can do his mum's accent'.
Romesh, 45, joked that he thought he had 'done enough' last year to be asked to host it solo this year, adding: 'Hosting it with Rob again is also an honour I suppose'.
In addition to announcing this year's nominations, BAFTA also announced P&O Cruises as its headline sponsor for a subsequent year.
Who is nominated?The stars in the running for the Leading Actress gong include Anjana Vasan for Black Mirror, Anne Reid in the Sixth Commandment and Bella Ramsey for The Last Of Us.
Also nominated in the category is Helena Bonham Carter for Nolly, Sarah Lancashire for Happy Valley and Sharon Horgan for her role in Best Interests.
In the Leading Actor category, Brian Cox has been nominated for Succession, Dominic West for The Crown and Kane Robinson for Top Boy.
Also in the running is Paapa Essiedu for The Lazarus, Steve Coogan for The Reckoning and Timothy Spall in The Sixth Commandment.
Despite the strong line up, fans were disappointed that Happy Valley's James Norton didn't make it into the shortlist for Best Actor.
Coogan's nod comes following a wave of controversy over his role as paedophile Jimmy Savile, which aired on BBC last year despite claims for it to be scrapped.
His portrayal of the depraved presenter was described as 'eerily good', however the series sparked criticism for making entertainment out of the harrowing events.
Amit Shaah (Happy Valley) Eanna Hardwicke (The Sixth Commandment), Harris Dickinson (A Murder at the End of the World)....
Meanwhile, Happy Valley (pictured), Slow Horses and The Sixth Commandment have all received six nods each after being warmly received by fans and critics alike
Gary Oldman pictured in Slow Horses which has been nominated for six gongs
In the Limited Drama category, Best Interests, Demon 79 (Black Mirror), The Long Shadow and The Sixth Commandment are all in with a chance (Katherine Kelly in The Long Shadow)
Jack Lowden (Slow Horses), Matthew Macfadyen (Succession), Salim Daw (The Crown) have received nods for Supporting Actor.
Meanwhile, Elizabeth Debicki (The Crown), Harriet Walter (Succession), Jasmine Jobson (Top Boy) and Lesley Manville (The Crown) and Nico Parker (The Last Of Us) have been given nods for Best Supporting Actress.
In the daytime TV category, Loose Women, Lorraine, Make It Market and Scam Interceptors have all been nominated.
However This Morning was snubbed following a turbulent year for the show which saw both its regular hosts, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby leave.
The show saw a rotation of presenters hold the fort while bosses looked for new regular hosts, which were recently revealed as Cat Deeley and Ben Shepherd.
As for best Drama Series, The Gold, Happy Valley and Slow Horses have all been nominated alongside Top Boy.
In the Limited Drama category, Best Interests, Demon 79 (Black Mirror), The Long Shadow and The Sixth Commandment are all in with a chance.
Whereas in the Entertainment Series category, Hannah Waddingham: Home For Christmas and Later... With Jools Holland are among those nomination.
Michael McIntyre's Big Show and Strictly Come Dancing are also on the shortlist.
Hannah is also nominated for Entertainment Performance for the Eurovision Song Contest, while Ant and Dec have received a nod for I'm A Celeb.
Also receiving a nomination are Big Zuu for Big Zuu's Big Eats, Graham Norton for his self-titled show, Joe Lycett for his late night show and Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan for Rob & Romesh Vs.
This Morning was snubbed following a turbulent year for the show which saw both its regular hosts, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby leave
The show saw a rotation of shows hold the fort while bosses looked for new regular hosts, which were recently revealed as Cat Deeley and Ben Shepherd
Following a hugely successful run during awards season, The Bear has been nominated in the International category alongside Beef and Class Act.
The Last Of Us, Love & Death and Succession have also received nods.
The Reality TV section sees Banged Up, Married At First Sight UK, My Mum, Your Dad and Squid Game: The Challenge battle it out for the win.
Coronation Street missed out on a nod for Best Soap, while rivals EastEnders and Emmerdale made the cut. Casualty was a surprise addition to the category.
Last week it was revealed that an iconic moment from the Netflix Beckham documentary has been nominated for a TV BAFTA.
The series released last October saw David, 48, and Victoria, 49, give an intimate insight into their marriage and early romance, their family life, as well as charting David's footballing career.
Last week it was revealed that an iconic moment from the Netflix Beckham documentary has been nominated for a TV BAFTA
The series released last October saw David, 48, and Victoria, 49, give an intimate insight into their marriage and early romance, their family life, as well as charting David's footballing career
One particular moment went viral after its release - when Victoria said she was from a 'working class' family before
