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August 25, 2026
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Best Actress Keeley Hawes
Radio Broadcaster of the Year: LBC’s James O’Brien
Kirsty Young, presenter of Best Radio Programme, Desert Island Discs
Jared Harris arriving at the BPG Awards, sponsored by Virgin TV, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, actress and writer of the comedy series Fleabag
Keeley Hawes at lunch with BPG member Jaci Stephens, ITV’s Francesca Evans and Matthew Macfadyen.
The Crown (Netflix) won the award for Best Online First/Streaming
Hugh Laurie announces that Tom Hollander (left) will say a few words on The Night Manager in the company of producer Simon Cornwell.
Keeley Hawes was named Best Actress for her roles in three hit drama series – Line of Duty (BBC Two), The Durrells (ITV) and The Missing (BBC One).
BPG Member Maggie Brown
Fleabag’s Jenny Rainsford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge (centre) with the BPG’s David Wigg and Maureen Paton
Long-standing BPG member Richard Last
Night Manager producer Simon Cornwell with stars Tom Hollander and Hugh Laurie
Professor Phil Scraton, who headed research on the Hillsborough Independent Panel.
Tom Hollander, who appeared in Best Drama, the Night Manager
Ahmad al-Rashid, who featured in the documentary, Exodus, winner of the Innovation in Broadcasting Award
Pip Torrens, who appeared in The Crown, our first winner of the Best Online First/Streaming award.
Look who’s coming for lunch
Kirsty Young listening to Desert Island Discs series producer Cathy Drysdale.
… and the winner is.
Lesley Manville, Cathy, in Best Comedy Mum
Documentary Maker Norma Percy, Recipient of the Harvey Lee Award
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