Who are the big winners from years past, and who is haunted by dreams of what could have been?
SuBo is undoubtedly the biggest act to come out of BGT in the past nine years,despite never actually winning the show. Going from a rocky start to absolutely wowing the judges at her audition, Susan has gone on to become one of the most well-known singers in the world.
Historian Dan Snow and space archaeologist Dr Sarah Parcak follow the search for evidence that could be the furthest known point in Viking civilisation.
Take a peek at the extended highlights from the Royal Television Society Programme Awards 2016 in partnership with Audio Network at the Grosvenor House Hotel on London's Park Lane.
Cheeky TV duo Ant and Dec were among the guests, and arrived looking very dapper and excited about their nomination of Entertainment Performance.
Other guests included Desert Island Discs' star Kirsty Young and Humans actor Gemma Chan who both looked stunning as they walked the carpet in elegant gowns.
The gents turned out in style too with Jack Whitehall, also has a nomination for Entertainment Performance, and Sports Presenter David Coulthard both look great in stylish suits.
See more from the red carpet below.
Back for its final series, the university sitcom back with as many laugh-out-loud hilarious and toe-curlingly awkward moments as you could have dreamed.
The event will pay tribute to Elizabeth's life and her over 60-year reign which has made her the longest-reigning monarch in British history.
The celebration, in the grounds of Windsor Castle, will also be attended by the Queen herself.
Performers in the arena will include The Oman Royal Cavalry, traditional Chilean horsemen and The New Zealand Army Band.
Good evening. I’d like to start with an apology to Monica and Karen, our two signers tonight. They maybe from Signpost - our multi-award winning Gateshead-based signing business - but I bet they’ve not signed Anglo Saxon before….until tonight. Standby for a speech that can link Ant and Dec to the West Germanic version of Old English…yes, really.
After winning hearts as a judge on BBC One's The Voice, Rita Ora has jumped ship to its competitor, X Factor. The ITV show has also poached famous BBC face – or rather voice – Nick Grimshaw, who hosts the prestigious Radio 1 Breakfast slot. While Grimmy will fulfill his judging duties alongside his BBC role, Ora's may come as a blow to BBC producers. But this isn't the first time stars have jumped ship. Here are a few of the most famous and most surprising moves.
1. Susanna Reid
