Channel 4 and BBC secure the most nominations whilst BritBox UK, Disney+ and Marquee TV all secure their first nominations.

Whilst the 2020 Edinburgh TV Awards have been delayed until 18th November, this year's shortlisted nominees have been revealed during this year's virtual Edinburgh TV Festival.
This year sees a new, one-off category: Creativity in Crisis which recognises the amazing content which has emerged at such a moment of crisis, stand out programming that has defied the odds and showcased creative brilliance.
Nominees are from all areas and genres from comedy to documentary, from education to art and really showcase the breadth and depth of the UK’s production talent.
This year's nominations in full are:
Best Comedy Series
Defending the Guilty, BBC Two
Feel Good, Channel 4
GameFace, Channel 4
Mum, BBC Two
Sex Education, Netflix
Stath Lets Flats, Channel 4
Best Drama
Chernobyl, Sky Atlantic, HBO
The Crown, Netflix
The End of the F***ing World, Channel 4, Netflix Elizabeth is Missing, BBC One Giri/Haji (Duty/Shame), BBC Two, Netflix
Years and Years, BBC One
Best International Drama
Agatha Raisin, Acorn TV
Euphoria, Sky Atlantic, HBO
Frankie Drake Mysteries, CBC, UKTV
Game of Thrones, Sky Atlantic, HBO
Succession, Sky Atlantic, HBO
Upright, Sky Atlantic
Best Entertainment Series
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV
Gogglebox, Channel 4
The Graham Norton Show, BBC One
Hypothetical, Dave
The Rap Game UK, BBC Three
Taskmaster, Dave
Best TV Actor
Emily Watson, Chernobyl, Sky Atlantic
Glena Jackson, Elizabeth is Missing, BBC One
Jared Harris, Chernobyl, Sky Atlantic
Jessie Buckley, Chernobyl, Sky Atlantic
Kane Robinson, Top Boy, Netflix
Olivia Colman, The Crown, Netflix
Best TV Presenter
Adam Hills
Ant & Dec
Big Narstie & Mo Gilligan
Graham Norton
Kathy Burke
Breakthrough Talent
Aisling Bea
Mae Martin
Micheal Ward
Mirren Mack
Naomi Ackie
Tobi King Bakare
Best Documentary
63 Up, ITV
Belsen: Our Story, BBC Two
Don't F**k With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer, Netflix
The Family Secret, Channel 4
For Sama, Channel 4 and PBS
Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Margaret Fleming, BBC Two/BBC Scotland
Best Popular Factual Series
The Circle, Channel 4
Flirty Dancing, Channel 4
Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain, Channel 4
Kathy Burke's All Woman, Channel 4
Race Across The World, BBC Two
Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King, ITV
Best On Demand Service
All4
BritBox UK
Disney+
Marquee TV
NOW TV
Channel of the Year
BBC One
BBC Two
Channel 4
ITV
Sky Atlantic
Sky One
Specialist Channel of the Year
BBC Four
National Geographic
Sky Arts
Global Success Award
All3Media International
Fremantle
ITV Studios
Production Company of the Year
Big Talk Productions
ITN Productions
MultiStory Media
Red Production Company
Remarkable Television
SISTER
Small Indie of the Year
Alaska
Big Deal Films
Chalkboard
Firecrest Films
Red Sky Productions
The Connected Set
The Green Award
Bang, S4C
The Big Night In, BBC Studios
Sky Sports - #GoZero
Creativity in Crisis
8 minutes and 46 seconds: The Killing of George Floyd, Sky News/Sky Documentaries
A Day in the Life of Coronavirus Britain, Channel 4
Bitesize Scotland Daily, BBC Scotland
Charlie Brooker's Antiviral Wipe, BBC Two
Gardeners' World, BBC Two
Get Well Soon: Coronavirus Special, BBC iPlayer
Grayson’s Art Club, Channel 4
History Hit Live, YouTube
Hospital: Fighting Covid-19, BBC Two
Shelf Isolation, BBC Scotland
The Martin Lewis Money Show: A Coronavirus Special Live, ITV
The Big Night In, BBC One
TV Moment of the Year
Emily Maitliss vs Prince Andrew
Dracula's watery twist
Tories and Brexit Party iced out of the Climate Debate
Grey’s Anatomy's Wall of Women
Emily Maitliss Covid-19 cold open
Ant & Dec return to an empty studio
Coronation Street - Yasmeen stands up to Geoff
Silent protests in empty stadiums: Premier League football returns
Boris Johnson announces lockdown
The Edinburgh TV Awards 2020 will take place Wednesday 18th November
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