It was a remarkable evening for British television some of the nations finest talent took home their first Bafta award.
The categories ranged from Best Leading Actress to Best Live Event.
Bafta TV Awards winners 2019
Leading Actress
WINNER: Jodie Comer, Killing Eve, BBC1
Keeley Hawes, Bodyguard, BBC1
Ruth Wilson, Mrs Wilson, BBC1
Sandra Oh, Killing Eve, BBC1
Leading Actor
WINNER: Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Melrose, Sky Atlantic
Chance Perdomo, Killed By My Debt, BBC3
Hugh Grant, A Very English Scandal, BBC1
Lucian Msamati, Kiri, Channel 4
Supporting actor
WINNER: Ben Whishaw, A Very English Scandal, BBC1
Alex Jennings, Unforgotten, ITV
Kim Bodnia, Killing Eve, BBC1
Stephen Graham, Save Me, Sky Atlantic
Supporting Actress
WINNER: Fiona Shaw, Killing Eve, BBC1
Billie Piper, Collateral, BBC2
Keeley Hawes, Mrs Wilson, BBC1
Monica Dolan, A Very English Scandal, BBC1
Drama Series
WINNER: Killing Eve, BBC1
Bodyguard, BBC1
Informer, BBC1
Save Me, Sky Atlantic
Entertainment Performance
WINNER: Lee Mack, Would I Lie To You?, BBC1
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV
David Mitchell, Would I Lie To You?. BBC1
Rachel Parris, The Mash Report, BBC2
Scripted Comedy
WINNER: Sally4Ever, Sky Atlantic
Derry Girls, Channel 4
Mum, BBC2
Stath Lets Flats, Channel 4
Live Event
WINNER: Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, BBC1
Open Heart Surgery: Live, Channel 5
The Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, BBC1
Stand Up to Cancer, Channel 4
In other categories, the winner of the News Coverage Bafta was Channel 4 for uncovering the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and the best Single Documentary was Gun No. 6 which aired on BBC2 in December.
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StandfirstFrom Killing Eve to Would I Lie to You? An evening of surprises and suspense at the annual Television awards.
It was a remarkable evening for British television some of the nations finest talent took home their first Bafta award.
The categories ranged from Best Leading Actress to Best Live Event.
Bafta TV Awards winners 2019
Leading Actress
WINNER: Jodie Comer, Killing Eve, BBC1
Keeley Hawes, Bodyguard, BBC1
Ruth Wilson, Mrs Wilson, BBC1
Sandra Oh, Killing Eve, BBC1
Leading Actor
WINNER: Benedict Cumberbatch, Patrick Melrose, Sky Atlantic
Chance Perdomo, Killed By My Debt, BBC3
Hugh Grant, A Very English Scandal, BBC1
Lucian Msamati, Kiri, Channel 4
Supporting actor
WINNER: Ben Whishaw, A Very English Scandal, BBC1
Alex Jennings, Unforgotten, ITV
Kim Bodnia, Killing Eve, BBC1
Stephen Graham, Save Me, Sky Atlantic
Supporting Actress
WINNER: Fiona Shaw, Killing Eve, BBC1
Billie Piper, Collateral, BBC2
Keeley Hawes, Mrs Wilson, BBC1
Monica Dolan, A Very English Scandal, BBC1
Drama Series
WINNER: Killing Eve, BBC1
Bodyguard, BBC1
Informer, BBC1
Save Me, Sky Atlantic
Entertainment Performance
WINNER: Lee Mack, Would I Lie To You?, BBC1
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV
David Mitchell, Would I Lie To You?. BBC1
Rachel Parris, The Mash Report, BBC2
Scripted Comedy
WINNER: Sally4Ever, Sky Atlantic
Derry Girls, Channel 4
Mum, BBC2
Stath Lets Flats, Channel 4
Live Event
WINNER: Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, BBC1
Open Heart Surgery: Live, Channel 5
The Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, BBC1
Stand Up to Cancer, Channel 4
In other categories, the winner of the News Coverage Bafta was Channel 4 for uncovering the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and the best Single Documentary was Gun No. 6 which aired on BBC2 in December.
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