Sharon Horgan and Graham Norton have done the country proud this morning as they lead the Irish charge in this year's TV BAFTA nominations.
Horgan finds herself up for 'Female performance in a comedy programme' for her stellar work on her and Rob Delaney's 'Catastrophe', while Graham Norton has two-ish nominations, one for 'The Graham Norton Show' and the other(ish) one for being a part of Adele's 'Adele At The BBC'. He may well be the one going up to accept it if Adele wins as she's scheduled to perform in Berlin on the same night as the awards, so Graham may be walking home with two more awards of his own.
Meanwhile, fan favourites 'First Dates' and 'Gogglebox' are battling it out for the 'Reality and constructed factual' BAFTA, while our very own Aidan Turner will have to convince the public to vote for him as 'Poldark' is nominated in the 'Radio Times audience award' category.
The awards will take place at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday 8 May. You can read the full nominations list below.
Leading actor
- Ben Whishaw - London Spy
- Idris Elba - Luther
- Mark Rylance - Wolf Hall
- Stephen Graham - This Is England '90
Leading actress
- Claire Foy - Wolf Hall
- Ruth Madeley - Don't Take My Baby
- Sheridan Smith - The C-Word
- Suranne Jones - Doctor Foster
Supporting actor
- Anton Lesser - Wolf Hall
- Cyril Nri - Cucumber
- Ian McKellen - The Dresser
- Tom Courtenay - Unforgotten
Supporting actress
- Chanel Cresswell - This Is England '90
- Eleanor Worthington-Cox - The Enfield Haunting
- Lesley Manville - River
- Michelle Gomez - Doctor Who
Entertainment performance
- Graham Norton - The Graham Norton Show
- Leigh Francis - Celebrity Juice
- Romesh Ranganathan - Asian Provocateur
- Stephen Fry - QI
Female performance in a comedy programme
- Michaela Coel - Chewing Gum
- Miranda Hart - Miranda
- Sian Gibson - Peter Kay's Car Share
- Sharon Horgan - Catastrophe
Male performance in a comedy programme
- Hugh Bonneville - W1A
- Javone Prince - The Javone Prince Show
- Peter Kay - Peter Kay's Car Share
- Toby Jones - Detectorists
Single drama
- The C-Word
- Cyberbully
- Don't Take My Baby
- The Go-Between
Mini-series
- Doctor Foster
- The Enfield Haunting
- London Spy
- This Is England '90
Drama series
- Humans
- The Last Panthers
- No Offence
- Wolf Hall
Soap and continuing drama
- Coronation Street
- EastEnders
- Emmerdale
- Holby City
International
- The Good Wife
- Narcos
- Spiral
- Transparent
Factual series
- The Detectives
- Great Ormond Street
- The Murder Detectives
- The Tribe
Specialist factual
- Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners
- Grayson Perry's Dream House
- The Hunt
- Rudolf Nureyev's Dance To Freedom
Single documentary
- Bitter Lake
- Life After Suicide
- Louis Theroux: Transgender Kids
- My Son The Jihadi
Features
- Back In Time For Dinner
- The Great British Bake Off
- Kevin McCloud: Escape To The Wild
- Travel Man
Reality and constructed factual
- First Dates
- Gogglebox
- I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
- The Secret Life of 5 Year Olds
Current affairs
- Children Of The Gaza War
- Escape From Isis (Dispatches)
- Jihad: A British Story
- Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola (This World)
Entertainment programme
- Adele At The BBC
- Britain's Got Talent
- Strictly Come Dancing
- TFI Friday Anniversary Special
Comedy and comedy entertainment programme
- Charlie Brooker's Election Wipe
- Have I Got News For You
- QI
- Would I Lie To You
Scripted comedy
- Chewing Gum
- Peep Show
- People Just Do Nothing
- Peter Kay's Car Share
Radio Times audience award (voted for by members of the public)
- Doctor Foster
- The Great British Bake Off
- Humans
- Making A Murderer
- Peter Kay's Car Share
- Poldark
