BAFTA honoured Mr Loverman, Blue Lights and Baby Reindeer at the 2025 Television Awards with P&O Cruises at the Royal Festival Hall.
The BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises honoured the programmes of 2024 at the Royal Festival Hall on the South Bank on Sunday 11 May 2025. Mr Loverman was the only programme to win twice.
BAFTA’s television awards date from 1955, when the Guild of Television Producers and Directors gave the first at the Savoy Hotel, in six categories.
Alan Cumming hosted for the first time, with performances from Jessie J, Tom Grennan and Esther Abrami. Kirsty Wark received the BAFTA Fellowship for a career in news and current affairs broadcasting.
Lennie James won Leading Actor and Ariyon Bakare Supporting Actor for Mr Loverman. Marisa Abela won Leading Actress for Industry, and Jessica Gunning won Supporting Actress for Baby Reindeer.
Blue Lights won Drama Series, Mr Bates vs The Post Office won Limited Drama and Alma’s Not Normal won Scripted Comedy. ITV received a Special Award for commissioning Mr Bates vs The Post Office.
Joe Lycett took Entertainment Performance for a second year running. The public vote for the Memorable Moment award went to Strictly Come Dancing, and two new children’s categories made their debut.