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That's the attitude you get from her, week in, week out. and there's also a best continuing drama nomination for the now—axed holby city. but the one to beat is it's a sin. the series inspired the public to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for the terrence higgins trust. it's hoping to also be successful come awards night. lizo mzimba, bbc news. eight years ago a display of ceramic poppies at the tower of london became one of the defining images of the year which commemorated the start of the great war. this year — flowers will be used to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee and thi...

It's a sin — channel 4's powerful, vibrant drama about the impacts of the aids crisis. do you seriously think there's an illness that only kills gay men? it's up for best mini—series and best writer for russell t davies, and five of its stars — including 0lly alexander and lydia west — have acting nominations. there are seven nominations for sky's drama comedy landscapers, about a decades—old murder, including david thewlis for best actor. be back in a minute. among those just behind with six nominations, are help, a drama about a care home hit by the covid crisis... ..and the sitcom...

It fulfils the public remit that it's meant to fulfil, and it's very, very different to what we do. you know, we're focused on the paralympics, on shows like it's a sin. we're focused on things like the write offs about adult illiteracy, the school that tried to end racism. we've got really, really in—depth, investigative and interrogative news on every night. that's very different to what you might see on channel 5, owned by viacom. although your big hits in recent years have been things like bake—off and taskmaster, which were poached from other networks. i mean, how distinctive is that,...

Now on bbc news — the media show. hello. from countdown to big brother to it's a sin, channel 4 has long been a fixture on our gogglebox. but could the channel a whole generation has grown up with be about to change? this week, the government announced another consultation into whether channel 4 should be privatised. so would that mean an influx of cash to compete with the streaming giants or a change of focus — perhaps less unreported world, more naked attraction. and would flogging our third—biggest broadcaster bring in as much cash as the government expects? joining me to discuss this...

Alison Hammond is also up for her first Bafta, with Time, Help and Too Close in the running for multiple awards.