All Broadcast Awards articles – Page 2
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FeaturesBest original programme: The Jury: Murder Trial
“A perfect format which raises the bar on British original formats and their potential to do good”
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FeaturesBest popular factual programme: The Piano
“Doesn’t need a shiny floor, the stories speak for themselves”
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FeaturesBest comedy programme: Ludwig
“A genuinely funny scenario, wonderfully realised with perfect casting and writing at the top of its game”
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FeaturesBest documentary programme: Me and the Voice in My Head
“I loved this film - it was original and pushed the boundaries of the documentary format”
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FeaturesBest documentary series: To Catch a Copper
“It manages to be compelling while also giving a voice to everybody involved”
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FeaturesBest soap/continuing drama: Coronation Street
“The show expanded its reach into the digital sphere, engaging new, younger audiences through digital content”
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FeaturesBest entertainment programme: Squid Game: The Challenge
“An addictive spectacle that combines nail-biting competition with astounding scale to invent a whole new genre of prestige entertainment”
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FeaturesBest specialist factual programme: The Zelensky Story
“Powerful. Emotional. Incredible. Insightful. Unbelievable”
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Newsdock10 TV Moment of the Year shortlist revealed
Winner will be crowned at Broadcast Awards on 5 February
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NewsBroadcast Awards 2025 shortlist revealed
Vast range of shows, major channels and production giants will compete on 5 February
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NewsFirst judges revealed for Broadcast Awards 2025
Live event to take place on 5 February in London’s Grosvenor House
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NewsBroadcast Awards open for entries
Live event to take place on 5 February in London’s Grosvenor House
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FeaturesBroadcast Awards 2024 in pictures
Familiar faces gathered for the 29th Broadcast Awards, hosted by Sue Perkins
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NewsCurious execs set out scripted ambitions
Bosses of Broadcast Awards’ Best Emerging Indie discuss next steps
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CommentHonoring the best of British TV
‘Big events, big shows and big brave programming bets have never felt so vital’
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FeaturesSpecial recognition: Martin Lewis
‘Never flustered, always forensic, always empathetic, Lewis has become a major figure in British TV’
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