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Oti Mabuse, 30, and Bill Bailey, 56, appeared to have a blast as they were reunited backstage at the BAFTA TV Awards 2021 on Sunday.

Claudia Winkleman looked chic at the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday as she took to the red carpet in an all-black ensemble.

The Line Of Duty star, 62, who isnt up for any awards, ensured to sneak in a moment to relax amid all the festivities while sitting backstage at London s TV Centre on Sunday.

Steve Pemberton, 53, let slip a swear word before the 9pm watershed during his acceptance speech after his anthology series Inside No. 9 scooped the Scripted Comedy.

Jodie was joined by fellow nominees Letitia Wright (Small Axe) and Hayley Squires (Adult Material) during the interview.

Shes set to host the BAFTA TV Awards red carpet on Sunday night. 

Olly Alexander is set to open the 2021 BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday night with a dazzling performance of his new track Starstruck. The star-studded evening will also have a collection of guest presenters including Line Of Dutys Adrian Dunbar, Strictly winners Bill Bailey and Oti Mabuse, Maya Jama, Its A Sins Lydia West and Daisy May Cooper. Richard Ayoade will host the ceremony with Tom Allen and AJ Odudu presenting the Virgin Media BAFTAs: Back to the Red Carpet show. Amazing: Olly Alexand...

4.0 out of 5 star rating Stand-up comedian Mae Martin made a big splash with the first season of their semi-autobiographical series Feel Good, which premiered on Channel 4 last year to glowing reviews and secured them a BAFTA nomination. (While some have deemed the nod in “Female Performance in a Comedy Programme” somewhat inappropriate given that Martin does not identify as a woman, we can at least celebrate that the comic is bringing thoughtful discussions of gender identi...

Presenters Stacey Dooley and Vick Hope will introduce the hologram guests to those actually walking the socially distanced red carpet being held on Sunday.

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