Lord Grantham, Mr Brown, or to viewers of Best Comedy W1A, Ian Fletcher – actor Hugh Bonneville – in a Red Carpet interview at the BPG TV & Radio Awards.
BPG Interview: Susanna Dinnage
March 18, 2015 By Julian Clover
Susanna Dinnage, EVP and Managing Director, Discovery Networks UK and Ireland, gives her take on the BPG TV & Radio Awards 2015.
BPG Interview: Sheridan Smith
March 18, 2015 By Julian Clover
Red Carpet interview with Sheridan Smith, who won the BPG’s best actress award for her performance as the young Cilla Black in the ITV drama Cilla.
BPG Interview: Lenny Henry
March 18, 2015 By Julian Clover
Lenny Henry received the BPG’s highest honour, the Harvey Lee Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting. It recognises his contribution to Comic Relief, which began 30 years ago, and also his campaign for greater diversity in broadcasting, which is finally starting to change policies at the UK’s major broadcasters. Henry is broke off from rehearsals for the Red Nose Day telethon to attend the ceremony.
BPG Awards on London Live
March 17, 2015 By Julian Clover
Watch London Live’s Red Carpet interview with Sheridan Smith.
2015 Awards Gallery
March 13, 2015 By Julian Clover
Click on any of the pictures to view our gallery.
Torin Douglas, Emilia Fox and Kate Bulkley
BPG members on the balcony await the summons
It’s a Red Letter Day for Lenny
Hugh Bonneville, star of W1A, BBC Two’s spoof documentary about the BBC and its management, which was named best comedy.
Actor Toby Jones (centre left) with the team of Best Single Drama Marvellous
Some of the cast and crew of Crackanory
Sally Wainwright (left) was a runaway winner of the BPG writer’s award for Last Tango in Halifax and Happy Valley, both on BBC One
Lenny Henry, Lenny Henry Show
Harry and Jack Williams, writers of The Missing took home the Breakthrough Award
Actress Emilia Fox appeared in Best Multichannel programme Crackanory
Gogglebox stars Sandy Channer and Sandra Martin on the Red Carpet
Lenny Henry wins The Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting at the 41st BPG Awards 2015 sponsored by Discovery Channel Held at Theatre Royal, London – 13.03.15 © Discovery Communications
Lenny Henry wins The Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting at the 41st BPG Awards 2015 sponsored by Discovery Channel Held at Theatre Royal, London – 13.03.15 © Discovery Communications
Dinner is served
Andrew Buchan watches the awards
Lenny Henry with Marilyn Lee and Gideon Spanier
Lenny Henry wins The Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting at the 41st BPG Awards 2015 sponsored by Discovery Channel Held at Theatre Royal, London – 13.03.15 © Discovery Communications
The stars of Best Factual Entertainment Show Gogglebox
Best Actress Sheridan Smith appeared as Cilla Black in Cilla & Claire Webster in The Widower
Actor Andrew Buchan, who featured in Best Drama Series The Honourable Woman
A happy Hugo Blick, writer of An Honourable Woman, best drama series
Radio Programme of the Year was Germany: Memories of A Nation Germany, presented by Neil MacGregor, director of the British Museum
Jane Garvey was Radio Broadcaster of the Year
Lenny Henry wins The Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting at the 41st BPG Awards 2015 sponsored by Discovery Channel Held at Theatre Royal, London – 13.03.15 © Discovery Communications
Lenny Henry wins The Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting at the 41st BPG Awards 2015 sponsored by Discovery Channel Held at Theatre Royal, London – 13.03.15 © Discovery Communications
Best Actor Toby Jones (centre) in conversation with Hugo Blick
Sandy Channer of Gogglebox meets a former MP, Oona King of Channel 4
Winners of the Innovation Award Vice News with BPG chair Gideon Spanier (Left)
Best Actor Toby Jones (left) with Gideon Spanier
Sally Wainwright picked up the Writer’s Award for BBC One’s Last Tango In Halifax and Happy Valley. With Gideon Spanier.
Lenny Henry to be honoured by TV journalists on Red Nose Day
March 13, 2015 By Torin Douglas
Lenny Henry – comedian, actor, presenter, writer, and activist – is to be honoured at lunchtime today (Friday) by journalists who write about TV for a living. [Read more…]
BPG Awards 2015 – Television nominations
February 12, 2015 By Torin Douglas
Three of TV’s most popular actresses – Sheridan Smith, Keeley Hawes and Sarah Lancashire – have been shortlisted for the annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, chosen by journalists who write about TV and radio. The awards, sponsored by Discovery Channel, will be presented next month at a lunch in central London. [Read more…]
Members vote in BPG Awards 2015
January 18, 2015 By Julian Clover
Voting is underway in the 41st BPG Radio and Television Awards, supported by Discovery Channel. [Read more…]
