Monday, 7 June 2010

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Ant and Dec scooped their first award at the British Academy Film And Televion Awards last night.

Nominated 6 times during their 20-year career on television, Geordie duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, both 35, picked up the award for Entertainment Performance for fronting ITV's I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.

'You feed a couple of kangaroo testicles to a glamour model and you get a Bafta,' joked Ant.

Simon Cowell was presented with a Special Award for his contributions to television, while his show Britain's Got Talent won its first BAFTA for Entertainment Programme.

In the acting categories, Kenneth Branagh, 49, was named Best Actor for his performance in Wallander, while Julie Walters, 60, won Best Actress for Mo.

Kate Winslet, 34, Kristen Stewart, 20, and Barbara Windsor, 72, were just some of the stars who attended the television bash.

The event was hosted by Graham Norton at the London Palladium.

SEE VIDEO Simon Cowell at TV BAFTAs...

Full list of TV BAFTA winners:

BEST ACTOR
Kenneth Branagh - Wallander

BEST ACTRESS
Julie Walters - Mo

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Matthew
Macfadyen - Criminal Justice

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Rebecca Hall - Red Riding

BEST ENTERTAINMENT PERFORMANCE
Ant and Dec - I'm A
Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

BEST MALE COMEDY PERFORMANCE
Peter Capaldi - The Thick of It

BEST FEMALE COMEDY PERFORMANCE
Rebecca
Front - The Thick of It

BEST SINGLE DRAMA
The
Unloved

BEST DRAMA SERIAL
Occupation

BEST DRAMA SERIES
Misfits

BEST CONTINUING DRAMA
EastEnders

BEST FACTUAL SERIES
One
Born Every Minute

BEST ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME
Britain's
Got Talent 

BEST SITUATION COMEDY
The Thick
of It 

BEST COMEDY PROGRAMME
The Armstrong & Miller Show

AUDIENCE AWARD
The Inbetweeners

BEST SINGLE DOCUMENTARY
Wounded 

BEST FEATURE
Masterchef: The Professionals

BEST INTERNATIONAL SHOW
Mad Men

BEST SPECIALIST FACTUAL
Inside Nature's Giants

BEST CURRENT AFFAIRS
Terror in Mumbai - Dispatches 

BEST NEWS COVERAGE
The Haiti Earthquake (ITV
News at Ten)

BEST SPORT
World
Athletics Championships

NEW MEDIA
Virtual
Revolution

SPECIAL AWARD
Simon Cowell

Bafta
Fellowship
Melvyn Bragg