The prestigious awards ceremony, celebrating the huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme making, will be held on Monday 5th December at the London Hilton on Park Lane and hosted by journalist and television presenter Ranvir Singh.
Watch the event from 1pm below.
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This is your chance to impress your colleagues and friends with your detailed and impressive knowledge of the TV industry.
Tickets are free for RTS members but cost £5 for non-members.
Note: You will need to book tickets in advance
So get together with up to five colleagues and friends to form a team (due to the venue layout teams will be limited to five people each).
The series will be shown on BBC One in the UK later this year.
Join us at the Atrium, University of South Wales, in Cardiff on Thursday 24 November for the screening, followed by a Q&A with the team from Screen Alliance Wales and Bad Wolf – to discuss how this production was produced from script to screen and everything in between!
After a two-year hiatus from Australia, the series is returning home and a new group of celebrities will be leaving their lives of luxury behind to spend three weeks in the Australian jungle.
Iconic presenting duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly will return to co-host and watch the celebrities battle it out to be crowned King or Queen of the jungle.
Here is the celebrity line-up for this year:
The awards celebrate excellence in broadcast television and aim to recognise the huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme making.
Hosted by Ranvir Singh, the awards will were held at the London Hilton on Park Lane.
So far so Sesame Street. But as the sketchbook begins to preach the wonders of creativity more and more aggressively, slowly but surely the puppets descend into madness.
Since his formal diagnosis with Parkinson’s 18 months ago, Jeremy Paxman allows cameras into his life for the very first time to reflect on how the disease is impacting him.
