Bafta TV Awards: Nominations Unveiled

0:00On March 24th, the BAFTA TV Awards nominations are out, celebrating the best shows from the past 12 months. Adolescents on Netflix and a thousand blows on Disney Plus lead with the most nods across drama categories. Winners will be revealed in May after a star-studded ceremony. Drama series contenders include a thousand blows, blue lights on BBC One, and this city is ours, also from the BBC. In limited drama, Adolescents faces off against that fought the law on ITV1 and trespasses on Channel 4. Leading actor spots went to talents like Colin Firth for Lockerby on Sky Atlantic and Steven Graham in Adolescents. Actresses Amy Lou Wood and Aaron Dority each scored double nominations with Wood and Film Club and the White Lotus and Dority in a thousand blows. And Adolescents supporting roles highlight Youngstar Owen Cooper and Adolescents alongside veterans like Patti Concadine. Reality fans will cheer. The celebrity traders on BBC One and the running for best reality show up against Squid Game the challenge on Netflix.

1:07Entertainment knots cover, the Graham Norton Show and Claudia Winkleman for her traders hosting, public vote spotlight moments like Alan Cars Traders win. International series like The Bear and Severance mix with UK soaps and sports coverage from Wimbledon. Craft awards follow separately, building buzz as the industry eyes maze big reveals. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI.