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Best drama series or serial: Three Girls
“The most powerful indictment of a system that failed these girls”
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Best original programme: Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds
“A smart and seductive way of tackling a sad and heavy subject”
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Best entertainment programme: Taskmaster
“Highly original, innovative, fun and just plain silly. The best series yet”
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Best popular factual programme: Who Do You Think You Are?
“The Danny Dyer episode was surprising, funny and unmissable”
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Best music programme: Four To The Floor
“A programme made with obvious love a passion for its subjects”
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Best comedy programme: Catastrophe
“Unlike anything else on TV right now. Fresh, funny and real”
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Best daytime programme: Extreme Cakemakers
“Never for a second does it look like anything less than a show four times the budget”
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Best single drama: Black Mirror: San Junipero
“Science fiction with heart. Beautiful, original, funny and touching”
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Best children's programme: Horrible Histories
“It’s got its swagger back. They’ve taken the format and revitalised it with a real energy”
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Best international programme sales: This Time Next Year
“The show has put the UK back on the front foot in the formats business”
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Best multichannel programme: Love Island
“The production team’s bold willingness to tear up plan and react to events in the villa paid off in spades”
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Best documentary programme: Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad
“This film is creating an impact rarely seen with such a difficult subject matter”
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Behind The Scenes
Britannia, Sky Atlantic
On set in the Czech Republic with Jez Butterworth’s offbeat Celtic drama
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Yianni: Supercar Customiser, Dave
From UKTV’s underground car park to top of the schedule
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The Biggest Little Railway in the World, Channel 4
Bringing military discipline to a major engineering challenge
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Top 10 features of 2017
Profiles of Sky’s Zai Bennett, BBC Studios’ Mark Linsey and Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge