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Embargo 0001 Friday March 25th 2010
Two dramas – ITV1’s Downton Abbey and Channel 4’s Mo – have each won two top prizes at the 37th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, voted for by those who write about TV and radio. The Awards will be presented later today at a lunch at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. [Read more...]
Graham Seed, who played Nigel Pargetter in The Archers for 27 years, has been shortlisted in the radio section of this year’s Broadcasting Press Guild Awards. [Read more...]
ITV1’s Downton Abbey and BBC1’s Sherlock will battle it out for the top honours in the 37th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, to be presented next month at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The two TV hits have been shortlisted for best drama series, the writer’s award, and acting categories. [Read more...]
The BBC Two political satire The Thick of It has won three top prizes at the 36th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, voted for by those who write about TV and radio. The Awards will be presented later today at a lunch at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. (Full list of winners below.) [Read more...]
Kirsty Young and Desert Island Discs, which she presents on Radio 4, have both been nominated for prizes in the radio section of this year’s Broadcasting Press Guild Awards. [Read more...]
Peter Capaldi, David Morrissey, James Nesbitt and David Tennant have been shortlisted for the Best Actor award in the 36th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, to be presented next month at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. [Read more...]
Kenneth Branagh and Sir David Frost will pick up top awards later today when they attend the 35th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, voted for by those who write about TV and radio. (Full list of winners below.) [Read more...]
Kenneth Branagh, David Tennant and Ben Whishaw have been shortlisted for the Best Actor award in the 35th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, to be presented next month at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. [Read more...]
Eileen Atkins has won the ‘battle of the Dames’, beating Judi Dench and Maggie Smith to be named best TV actress at the 34th annual Broadcasting Press Guild Awards. She won the award for her performances as Miss Deborah in Cranford and Madama Fidolia in Ballet Shoes. [Read more...]
The 34th Broadcasting Press Guild Television and Radio Awards will be held on April 4, 2008 at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. The Guild is pleased that for a second year the Awards will be sponsored by Turner Broadcasting Europe, the home of CNN, Cartoon Network and TCM. [Read more...]
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