Here’s What's on TV's no-frills guide who won what at the BAFTA TV Awards tonight
Leading Actor went to Mark Rylance for Wolf Hall
Leading Actress went to Suranne Jones for Doctor Foster
Supporting Actor went to Tom Courtenay for Unforgotten
Supporting Actress was won by Chanel Cresswell for This Is England ‘90
Entertainment Performance was picked up by Leigh Francis for Celebrity Juice
Female Performance in a Comedy Programme was awarded to Michaela Coel for Chewing Gum
The Male Performance in a Comedy Programme gong was given to Peter Kay for Peter Kay’s Car Share
The Single Drama category was awarded to BBC3’s Don’t Take My Baby
Mini-series winners were This Is England ‘90
The Drama Series accolade went to Wolf Hall
EastEnders walked away with the coveted Soap and Continuing Drama award
International accolade went to Transparent
Factual Series was presented to The Murder Detectives
Specialist Factual was won by Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
My Son The Jihadi got the trophy for Single Documentary
Ever-popular The Great British Bake Off won the Features category
First Dates picked up Reality & Constructed Factual
Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola (This World) won Current Affairs
Channel 4 News: Paris Massacre was presented with the News Coverage award
The Ashes/Sky Sports were bowled over when they were crowed champions of Sport
Big Blue Live picked up the Live Event accolade
Entertainment Programme was presented to Strictly Come Dancing
Have I Got News For You picked up the Comedy and Comedy Entertainment Programme crown
The Scripted Comedy award went to Peter Kay’s Car Share
Poldark was presented with the Radio Times Audience Award, voted for by the public
