I May Destroy You leads the winners at this year's Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards.
This year's Virgin Media British Academy Television Awards took place earlier this evening at Television Centre.
The Awards were once again hosted by Richard Ayoade and featured performances by Years & Years and Alexis Ffrench with presenters including Adrian Dunbar, Bill Bailey, Catherine O’Hara, Jamie Demetriou, Jon Snow, Oti Mabuse, Rob Beckett, Rose Matafeo, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Tommy Jessops and Zawe Ashton.
The 2021 BAFTA TV winners in full are... (BAFTA TV Craft winners here)
Drama Series
Save Me Too, Sky Atlantic
Leading Actor
Paul Mescal, Normal People, BBC Three
Leading Actress
Michaela Coel, I May Destroy You, BBC One
Supporting Actor
Malachi Kirby, Small Axe, BBC One
Supporting Actress
Rakie Ayola, Anthony, BBC One
Mini-Series
I May Destroy You, BBC One
Single Drama
Sitting in Limbo, BBC One
Soap & Continuing Drama
Casualty, BBC One
International
Welcome to Chechnya: The Gay Purge (Storyville), BBC Four
Scripted Comedy
Inside No.9, BBC Two
Female Performance in a Comedy Programme
Aimee Lou Wood, Sex Education, Netflix
Male Performance in a Comedy Programme
Charlie Cooper, This Country, BBC Three
Entertainment Performance
Romesh Ranganathan, The Ranganation, BBC Two
Comedy Entertainment Programme
The Big Narstie Show, Channel 4
Entertainment Programme
Life & Rhymes, Sky Arts
Reality & Constructed Factual
The School that Tried to End Racism, Channel 4
Daytime
The Great House Giveaway, Channel 4
Short Form Programme
They Saw the Sun First, Red Bull TV
Current Affairs
America's War on Abortion (Exposure), ITV
Factual Series
Once Upon a Time in Iraq, BBC Two
Features
Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace, ITV
Live Event
Springwatch 2020, BBC Two
News Coverage
Sky News: Inside Idlib, Sky News
Single Documentary
Locked In: Breaking the Silence (Storyville), BBC Four
Specialist Factual
The Surgeon's Cut, Netflix
Sport
England V West Indies Test Cricket, Sky Sports Cricket
Virgin Media Must-See Moment
Diversity perform a routine inspired by the events of 2020, Britain's Got Talent
