The Bafta Awards which is regarded as the British equivalent of the Emmys was hosted by popular comedian Graham Norton.
See full list of winners below.
Entertainment Programme - Strictly Come Dancing
Drama Series - Wolf Hall
Single Documentary - My Son the Jihadi
Mini-series - This Is England '90
Current Affairs - Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola
Factual - The Murder Detectives
News Coverage - Channel 4 News: Paris Massacre
Live Event - Big Blue Live
Female Performance in a Comedy Programme - Michaela Coel
Sport - The Ashes
International - Transparent
Male Performance in a Comedy Programme - Peter Kay
Single Drama - Don’t Take My Baby
Supporting Actor - Tom Courtenay
Reality & Constructed Factual - First Dates
Comedy and Comedy Entertainment Programme - Have I Got News for You
Specialist Factual - Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
Soap & Continuing Drama - EastEnders
Features - The Great British Bake Off
Scripted Comedy - Peter Kay’s Car Share
Entertainment Performance - Leigh Francis
Leading Actress - Suranne Jones
Leading Actor - Mark Rylance
BAFTA TV Fellowship Recipients: Ray Galton & Alan Simpson
The Special Award in Honour of Alan Clarke was presented to Lenny Henry, one of Britain’s best-loved comedians and writers, in recognition of his outstanding creative contribution to television during a career that has so far spanned 40 years
