RTS Television Journalism Awards
Current Affairs - Home
Winner: Who Bombed Omagh? Panorama, BBC One
Nominee: A Family Affair, Newsnight, BBC Two
Nominee: Tony's New Boy Network, Juniper for Channel 4
Current Affairs - International
Winner: Licence to Kill, Correspondent, BBC Two
Nominee: Out of Africa, Insight TV News for Channel 4/CNN
Nominee: The Cult That Couldn't Stop Killing: Witness, Mentorn Barraclough Carey for Channel 4
Interviewer
RTS Television Journalism Awards
Camera Operator
Winner: Malcolm Hicks: Channel 4 News, ITN
Nominee: Darren Conway: BBC
Nominee: David Modell: Channel 4 News, ITN
Current Affairs - Home
Winner: Panorama: Jeffrey Archer: A Life of Lies, BBC One
Nominee: Sleepers: Undercover with the Racists, RDF TV for Channel 4
Nominee: The Money Programme: The Men Who Broke Marconi, BBC Two
Current Affairs - International
RTS Television Journalism Awards
Camera Operator of the Year
Winner: Dodge Billingsley & Damien Degueldre: House of War, Diverse Production for Channel 4
Nominee: Elizabeth Jones: Channel 4
Nominee: Tom Radburn: Sky News
Current Affairs - Home
Winner: Panorama: The Corruption of Racing, BBC One
Nominee: Dispatches: Young, Nazi and Proud, Steve Boulton Productions for Channel 4
Nominee: Panorama: A Licence to Murder, BBC One
Current Affairs - International
Camera Operator of the Year
Winner: Fred Scott
BBC ONE
Nominee: Robbie Wright
BBC ONE
Nominee: James Miller
Death in Gaza - Channel 4
Current Affairs - Home
Winner: Panorama – A Fight to the Death
BBC ONE
Nominee: The Secret Agent
BBC Documentaries & Contemporary Factual for BBC ONE
Nominee: If the lights go out
BBC TWO
Current Affairs - International
The RTS Devon & Cornwal Centre Awards winners were announced on Friday 21 January 2011 at the Barbican Theatre, Plymouth.. Click here to view highlights from the night.
The winners were as follows:
Lifetime Contribution for Services to the RTS
Bob McCann
Craft Camerawork
Matt Mulcrone
ITV Westcountry
Non-Broadcast Production – Private Sector
Douwe Egberts- A Story Behind Every Cup
Denham Productions
Camera Operator of the Year
Winner: Darren Conway, BBC FOUR and BBC ONE
Nominee: Rob Bowles, ITV1
Nominee: Fred Scott, BBC ONE and BBC FOUR
Current Affairs - Home
Winner: Cot Death - Real Story with Fiona Bruce, BBC ONE
Nominee: ID Snatchers - Kenyon Confronts, BBC ONE
Nominee: Seroxat: Emails from the Edge - Panorama, BBC ONE
Current Affairs - International
The Awards were presented on Wednesday 22 February 2006 at the London Hilton on Park Lane, London W1. The evening was hosted by Mary Nightingale.
RTS Television Journalism Awards
Camera Operator of the Year
Winner: Nik Millard - BBC Ten O'clock News & BBC News Special. BBC One
Nominee: Darren Conway - BBC Ten O'clock News. BBC One
Nominee: Cyrus Nhara and "Sara" - ITV News. ITN for ITV News
Current Affairs - Home
RTS Television Journalism Awards 2006
Camera Operator of the Year
Winner: Darren Conway - BBC Ten O’Clock News/BBC Six O’Clock News BBC News for BBC One
Nominee: Mehran Bozorgnia - Channel 4 News ITN for Channel 4
Nominee: Arnold Temple - Africa Journal Reuters Television
Current Affairs - Home
Photographs of the winners from the RTS Television Journalism Awards 2005/2006, hosted by Natasha Kaplinsky on Tuesday 20 February 2007 at 7.00pm for 7.30pm, at the London Hilton, Park Lane
Awards Presentation hosted by Natasha Kaplinsky
All awards presented by Sir Robert Phillis, RTS President
Television Journalism Awards 2007 were presented on Wednesday 20 February 2008 at the London Hilton on Park Lane, London W1. The evening was hosted by Julie Etchingham.
For Press Information Contact:
Robert Pine, Ing Media
Tel: 020 7247 8334
E-mail: robert@ing-media.com
Embargoed until 2230 20 February 2008
