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The Bafta Television Awards is one of the most important nights for British television, and this year’s ceremony in London was filled with excitement and glamour. Many of the biggest stars from British TV walked the red carpet, showing off their stylish outfits and celebrating their achievements. Claudia Winkleman, the well-known host of The Celebrity Traitors, attended the event with her husband Kris Thykier. She took a break from filming the second season of her show to join the festivities, wearing a chic black jacket and knee-length leggings. Claudia and Kris smiled for the cameras, looking happy to be part of the special night.

The show Adolescence led the nominations this year, and its young star Owen Cooper was one of the big winners. Owen took home the award for best supporting actor, and he looked proud as he posed with his Bafta trophy. He wore a blue jacket, white shirt, and dark trousers, showing off a relaxed but smart style. Lucy Punch, who plays the main character in the sitcom Amandaland, was also nominated for best actress in a comedy. She wore a bright orange dress and was joined by two other cast members who were also up for awards. Rosie Jones, another nominee for best comedy actress for her role in Pushers, wore a fun blue tutu and smiled as she pointed to the cameras.

Jodie Whittaker, famous for her work in Toxic Town, was nominated for best actress and wore a stunning long red dress. Amanda Holden and Alan Carr, who were both nominated for their show Amanda & Alan's Spanish Job, were in high spirits. Alan Carr also spent time with singer Paloma Faith, who wore an eye-catching tall black hat. The Celebrity Traitors co-stars Celia Imrie and Nick Mohammed arrived together, showing their friendship as they posed with their arms around each other. Cat Burns, another star from The Celebrity Traitors, performed at the ceremony, adding music to the night.

Dame Mary Berry, who is 91 years old, was honored with the Bafta Fellowship, a special lifetime achievement award. She wore a lovely pink dress and said she was 'immensely honoured' to receive the accolade. Graham Norton, whose show was nominated for the entertainment award, took selfies with fans on the red carpet, showing his friendly side. Louis Theroux, nominated for best documentary for The Settlers, wore a dinner jacket and white trainers, mixing formal and casual styles. Marisa Abela, who won best leading actress last year for Industry, returned to present an award.

Danny and Dani Dyer, the father-daughter duo, also presented an award together. Rose Ayling-Ellis, who was nominated for best supporting actress for the BBC thriller Reunion, wore a bright yellow dress and posed for photos. Lenny Rush, up for best actor in a comedy for Am I Being Unreasonable? , made a fun entrance on a segway-style scooter. Fehinti Balogun was nominated for best supporting actor for Down Cemetery Road.

Matt Smith, nominated for best actor for The Death of Bunny Munro, attended with his young co-star Rafael Mathe. AJ Odudu, the host of Big Brother, was among the other big names at the event. Jack Rooke, creator of Big Boys, was up for three awards and had already been named best comedy writer at the Bafta Craft Awards, which celebrate behind-the-scenes talent.

Gbemisola Ikumelo, who won best female performance in a comedy for Black Ops, wore a patterned orange and black dress. Comedian Fatiha El-Ghorri, known for Taskmaster and Mr Bigstuff, was also present. Larry Dean, one of the breakout stars of the new Saturday Night Live UK, wore a striped brown suit. The entire cast of Saturday Night Live UK was in a great mood after their show was renewed for a second season.

Corinna Brown, who plays Tara Jones in Heartstopper, cheered on the red carpet. Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams shared a laugh with Angellica Bell. Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh wore bright orange trousers and a matching top, making a bold fashion statement. Ella Bruccoleri, who starred in The Other Bennet Sister, wore a grey suit.

US star Seth Rogen attended with his wife Lauren Miller Rogen, and his comedy The Studio won the international prize. Ashley James, Una Healy, Georgia Harrison, and Zoe Hardman took a group selfie on the red carpet. Laura Whitmore, who is expecting her second child with Love Island narrator Iain Stirling, wore a cream dress that showed off her baby bump. Scarlett Moffatt, another guest who is pregnant, took selfies with fans.

Molly Smith and Tom Clare, winners of Love Island: All Stars 2024, are now engaged and sharing their wedding plans on the NearlyWeds podcast. The Bafta TV Awards was a night full of joy, fashion, and celebration, as stars from all over British television came together to honor the best in the industry.