Features
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FeaturesChannel of the Year: Sky Sports Main Event
Its emotional range of passion and pain, joy and sadness was enough match any scripted drama
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FeaturesBest True Crime Programme: Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke
‘A complex and emotional story brought to life with skill and wit. Excellent and raw interviews and powerful reveals that constantly surprise’
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FeaturesBest Specialist Channel: CBeebies
‘A uniquely British channel with high production values and inspirational content, offering a huge variety of programmes to young viewers’
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FeaturesBest Content Partnership or AFP: Super Surgeons: A Chance at Life
‘An extremely powerful, seriously high quality and important programme’
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FeaturesBest Current Affairs Programme: The Other War
‘Great talent – strong journalism, impactful. Forensic, feels trusted…’
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FeaturesBest Entertainment Programme: Married at First Sight UK
‘One of the most culturally impactful and engaged reality formats in the UK’
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FeaturesBest Short-Form Documentary: I Printed a Gun: Plastic and Deadly
‘Terrific, smart and engaging’
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FeaturesBest Documentary Series: Boyzone: No Matter What
‘Good access, great interviews and sound narrative structure’
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FeaturesBest Digital Support for a Strand, Channel or Genre: Sky News Digital Team
‘You could fully interact with only on social and get a full experience from, which is smart’
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FeaturesBest Sports or Live Event Coverage: The Autumn Nations
‘Outstanding – using technology for the benefit of the viewer and to enhance the viewing experience’
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Behind The ScenesHow creative thinking helped us bring audiences into contributors’ minds
Series producer and director Joe Myerscough on the quirky, collaborative and tailored process of making Inside Our Minds
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Behind The ScenesHow we recreated the world of Marie Antoinette
Banijay France production designer Clovis Weil on finding the locations to portray Paris on the brink of revolution
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Behind The ScenesWhat They Found, BBC2
Simon Chinn, producer and co-founder of Lightbox, on the documentary’s long journey from archive to screen
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FeaturesStrong slate keeps BBC on top
Swift decision-making and commitment to UK content win praise from indies, but some take a different view
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FeaturesFirst Look: The Bombing of Pan Am 103
World Productions’ BBC1 and Netflix drama to star Connor Swindells and Eddie Marsan
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Behind The ScenesHow our doc thrived on a mix of deaf and hearing talent
Camilla Arnold on the ‘truly magical’ experience of making Rose Ayling-Ellis: Old Hands, New Tricks