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In light of the rapid developments in the global coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and in response to the Prime Minister’s statement on Monday urging the UK public to avoid unnecessary social contact, RTS have made the decision to live stream the RTS Programme Awards 2020 this year.
The RTS Programme Awards 2020, in partnership with Audio Network, will be live streamed for the very first time at 7pm on 17 March. The awards ceremony will be hosted by Paul Merton who will crown the winners in absentia.
The full list of nominations are as follows:
Actor (Female)
Niamh Algar – The Virtues (Warp Films and Big Arty Productions for Channel 4)
Suranne Jones – Gentleman Jack (A Lookout Point Production in association with HBO for BBC One)
Tamara Lawrance – The Long Song (Heyday Television and NBCUniversal International Studios for BBC One)
Actor (Male)
Jared Harris – Chernobyl (Sister, The Mighty Mint and Word Games in association with HBO for Sky Atlantic)
Micheal Ward – Top Boy (Cowboy Films, Easter Partisan Films, Dream Crew and SpringHill Entertainment for Netflix)
Stephen Graham – The Virtues (Warp Films and Big Arty Productions for Channel 4)
Arts
Bros: After The Screaming Stops (Fulwell 73 for BBC Four)
imagine…James Graham: In the Room Where It Happens (BBC Studios for BBC One)
Superkids: Breaking Away From Care (Expectation for Channel 4)
Breakthrough Award
Aisling Bea – This Way Up (Merman Television for Channel 4)
Tanya Moodie – Motherland (Merman Television and Delightful Industries for BBC Two)
Tim Renkow – Jerk (Roughcut TV and Primal Media for BBC Three)
Children’s Programme
The Athena (Bryncoed Productions for Sky Kids)
Step Up to the Plate (Lion TV for CBBC)
Zog (Magic Light Pictures for BBC One)
Comedy Performance (Female)
Diane Morgan – Motherland (Merman Television and Delightful Industries for BBC Two)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge – Fleabag (Two Brothers Pictures in association with All3Media International for BBC Three and Amazon Prime Video)
Saoirse-Monica Jackson – Derry Girls (Hat Trick Productions for Channel 4)
Comedy Performance (Male)
Alex Murphy & Chris Walley – The Young Offenders (Vico Films and Rotator for BBC Three)
Ncuti Gatwa – Sex Education (Eleven Film for Netflix)
Youssef Kerkour – Home (Jantaculum and Channel X for Channel 4)
Daytime Programme
Beat the Chef (Twofour and Motion Content Group for Channel 4)
Good Morning Britain (ITV Studios Daytime for ITV
The Repair Shop (Ricochet for BBC One)
Documentary Series
The Choir: Our School By The Tower (Twenty Twenty Productions for BBC Two)
Crime and Punishment (72 Films for Channel 4)
Hometown: A Killing (7 Wonder for BBC Three)
Drama Series
Ackley Bridge (The Forge Entertainment for Channel 4)
The Capture (Heyday Television and NBCUniversal International Studios for BBC One)
Gentleman Jack (A Lookout Point Production in association with HBO for BBC One)
Entertainment
Britain’s Got Talent (Thames/Syco for ITV)
Love Island (ITV Studios Entertainment/Motion Content Group for ITV2)
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK (World of Wonder Productions for BBC Three)
Entertainment Performance
London Hughes – Don’t Hate The Playaz (Monkey Kingdom for ITV2)
Mo Gilligan – The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan (Expectation and Momo G for Channel 4)
Stephen Mulhern – In For A Penny (ITV Studios Entertainment/Mitre Television for ITV)
Formatted Popular Factual
The British Tribe Next Door (Voltage & Motion Content Group for Channel 4)
Celebrity Gogglebox (Studio Lambert for Channel 4)
The Circle (Studio Lambert & Motion Content Group for Channel 4)
History
Jade: The Reality Star Who Changed Britain (Blast! Films for Channel 4)
The Last Survivors (Minnow Films for BBC Two)
Spotlight on The Troubles: A Secret History (BBC NI for BBC Four and BBC One Northern Ireland)
Live Event
The BRIT Awards 2019 (BRITs TV for ITV)
The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance (BBC Studios for BBC One)
Stormzy at Glastonbury 2019 (BBC Studios for BBC Two)
Mini-Series
Chernobyl (Sister, The Mighty Mint and Word Games in association with HBO for Sky Atlantic)
The Long Song (Heyday Television and NBCUniversal International Studios for BBC One)
Years and Years (Red Production Company for BBC One)
Presenter
Fred Brathwaite – A Fresh Guide to Florence with Fab 5 Freddy (BBC Studios for BBC Two)
Mobeen Azhar – Hometown: A Killing (7 Wonder for BBC Three)
Vicky McClure – Our Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure (Curve Media co-produced with The Open University for BBC One)
RTS Channel of the Year
BBC Three
Channel 5
Sky Atlantic
Science and Natural History
8 Days: To the Moon and Back (BBC Studios, PBS & The Open University, The Science Unit for BBC Two)
The Parkinson’s Drug Trial: A Miracle Cure? (Passionate Productions for BBC Two)
The Planets (A BBC Studios Production with NOVA and WGBH Boston for BBC, PBS co-produced by Tencent Penguin Pictures. A BBC Open University Partnership for BBC Two)
Scripted Comedy
Derry Girls (Hat Trick Productions for Channel 4)
Fleabag (Two Brothers Pictures in association with All3Media International for BBC Three and Amazon Prime Video)
Stath Lets Flats (Roughcut TV for Channel 4)
Single Documentary
David Harewood: Psychosis and Me (Films of Record co-produced with The Open University for BBC Two)
Undercover: Inside China’s Digital Gulag (Hardcash Productions for ITV)
War in the Blood (Minnow Films for BBC Two)
Single Drama
Brexit: The Uncivil War (House Productions in association with HBO for Channel 4)
Doing Money (Renegade Pictures for BBC Two)
The Left Behind (BBC Studios for BBC Three and BBC Cymru Wales)
Soap and Continuing Drama
Casualty (BBC Studios for BBC One)
Coronation Street (ITV Studios for ITV)
EastEnders (BBC Studios for BBC One)
Sports Presenter, Commentator or Pundit
Alex Scott – 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup (Input Media [now known as Gravity Media] and BBC Sport for BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four and BBC iPlayer)
Gareth Thomas – 2019 Rugby World Cup (ITV Sport for ITV)
Nasser Hussain – The Ashes (Sky Sports for Sky Sports Cricket)
Sports Programme
2019 Rugby World Cup (ITV Sport for ITV)
ICC Cricket World Cup Final (Sky Sports & Sunset+Vine for ICC TV and Sky Sports Cricket)
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 – Semi Final: England v USA (Input Media [now known as Gravity Media] and BBC Sport for BBC One)
Writer (Comedy)
Danny Brocklehurst – Brassic (Calamity Films for Sky One)
Laurie Nunn – Sex Education (Eleven Film for Netflix)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge – Fleabag (Two Brothers Pictures in association with All3Media International for BBC Three and Amazon Prime Video)
Writer (Drama)
Craig Mazin – Chernobyl (Sister, The Mighty Mint and Word Games in association with HBO for Sky Atlantic)
Neil Forsyth – Guilt (Happy Tramp North and Expectation for BBC Scotland and BBC Two)
Roy Williams – Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle (A Douglas Road and Young Vic Production for BBC Four)
You can watch the RTS Programme Awards 2020 at 7pm on Tuesday 17 March here.
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