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2021 nominees revealed Man Like Mobeen is up for two gongs at this year’s Broadcast Awards. Guz Khan’s BBC Three sitcom is shortlisted for best comedy as well as best multichannel programme, for all shows not originally made for terrestrial TV. Also up for best comedy programme are Mae Martin’s show Feel Good, Friday Night Dinner, Ghosts, Inside No. 9, and This Country. While its rivals in the multichannel category are fellow BBC Three  sitcom The Young Offenders, plus  Big Zuu’s Big...

Share The ex-centre back beat out All 4s Surviving Covid and The Family Secret to win the coveted accolade.  Anton opened up on his emotions around the infamous clash with fellow footballer John nine years ago at QPRs Loftus Road stadium. Difficult issues: His BBC programme Anton Ferdinand: Football, Racism & Me addresses the racist abuse he faced by John Terry in October 2011 for the first time Supportive: The new mother, 29, took to Instagram on Tuesday to enthuse she was super proud to f...

Share To the loose women, we love you loads. For everyone who doesnt know, this was a special episode with all the black loose ladies which hadnt been done before. It just shows when you nuture and grow, anything is possible.  The judges said that the special episode had had a real connection with audiences.  Exciting: Accepting the award, an emotional Charlene White, 40, said the victory showed that anything is possible as the whole panel marked the achievement. Pictured: Jonathan Ross host...

Share Just moments later the host said Michaela had also scooped Best Female Actress for her electrifying performance in the series, but the TV star was unable to thank the judges because her internet had cut out.  Jonathan told viewers: Now Michaela is at home trying to sort her internet connection. Its frustrating because she was overlooked in other award shows. Michaela, I may destroy your internet provider. Congratulations! The critically-acclaimed show won all three of its nominated categ...

I May Destroy You, Normal People and I Hate Suzie lead the nominations for Royal Television Society Programme Awards 2021  I May Destroy You has garnered three nominations for Mini-Series, and Michaela Coel for both Actor (Female) and Writer – Drama  Normal Peoples Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones picked up nods in the Actor (Male) and Actor (Female) categories   Also nominated in the Actor (Female) category is Glenda Jackson for Elizabeth Is Missing Shaun Parkes turn in Small Axe and Le...

TVEUROPE RTS Program Award Nominees Unveiled ADVERTISEMENT The Royal Television Society has revealed the nominees for its RTS Programme Awards 2021, in partnership with Audio Network, with the BBC leading the pack with 40 nominations. Up for best drama series are  Save Me Too (World Productions for Sky Atlantic),  I Hate Suzie (Bad Wolf for Sky Atlantic) and  In My Skin (Expectation for BBC Three and BBC One Wales). Miniseries up for the award are  Adult Material (Fifty Fathoms for Channel...

David Tennant up for acting award - but co-star Michael Sheen isnt David Tennant has been nominated for an award for his role in BBC Ones Staged – but his opposite number Michael Sheen has missed out. The former Doctor Who star has made the shortlist for the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for best actor, both for his role in the lockdown comedy, and for playing serial killer Dennis Nilsen in the  ITV drama Des. Staged is also up for best comedy alongside Friday Night Dinner, Inside No  9...

1/1 NOT one but two Christmas specials of Big Zuus Big Eats aired on Dave this month and can be found on catch-up. Georgia Humphreys hears what to expect from the rapper-turned-chef. Big Zuu is a man of many talents; a grime MC, a great cook and now a successful TV presenter too. The 25-year-old - real name Zuhair Hussain - first taught himself to cook as a teenager. He went on to produce funny cooking videos that hed post on social media, as well as doing cooking segments...

Comics revealed for next run of Big Zuus Big Eats Comics James Acaster, Judi Love, Mo Gilligan, Mel Giedroyc, Natasia Demetriou, Rob Delaney and Rose Matafeo will be taking part in the next series of Big Zuu’s Big Eats, broadcaster Dave has announced. The show, which returns in the spring, features grime artist and self-taught chef, Big Zuu, serving up a menu for his guests. The second series also casts its net wider than comedian, with other guests including former football manaher Harry Red...

Comics revealed for next run of Big Zuus Big Eats Comics James Acaster, Judi Love, Mo Gilligan, Mel Giedroyc, Natasia Demetriou, Rob Delaney and Rose Matafeo will be taking part in the next series of Big Zuu’s Big Eats, broadcaster Dave has announced. The show, which returns in the spring, features grime artist and self-taught chef, Big Zuu, serving up a menu for his guests. The second series also casts its net wider than comedian, with other guests including former football manaher Harry Red...