BAFTA Television Awards highlights
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As part of our partnership with the BAFTA Television Awards, we’re proud to present the P&O Cruises Memorable Moment Award, the only award to be voted for by members of the public
The P&O Cruises Memorable Moment Award honours the impact of television in the UK and its power to entertain, inform and bring the nation together. BAFTA carefully appoints an independent jury to shortlist six TV moments from the previous year. Then the public vote for their favourite of the six moments shortlisted and the winner is announced during the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises.
After much deliberation, the panel of judges has chosen these six TV moments. Which is your favourite? Tune in on Sunday 12 May to watch the awards take place at Royal Festival Hall in London.
During an interview for the documentary, David Beckham interjects as Victoria describes her working-class background. David speaks from behind a door in their family home and pushes for Victoria to be honest as she details their early relationship history and family background. In jest, David exposes that despite elements of working class within her upbringing, Victoria’s father owned a Rolls Royce, which she was driven to school in.
Doctor Who’s 60th anniversary celebrations culminated in a climactic battle between the fourteenth Doctor (David Tennant) and his old enemy, the Toymaker (Neil Patrick Harris). Speared by a deadly beam of Galvanic radiation, the Doctor prepared himself for his latest regeneration… but something felt different this time. With companions Donna and Melanie by his side, the Doctor urged them to take an arm and pull him each way, forcing his body to split in two in a blaze of regeneration energy. For the first time in the series’ history, the Doctor bigenerated, revealing new Doctor Ncuti Gatwa alongside his predecessor.
After a huge manhunt, Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) realises her nemesis, Tommy Lee Royce (James Norton), has forced his way into her home. She secretly calls for back-up but, fearless as ever, decides to enter alone and confront the man responsible for the death of her daughter. Tommy is wounded, desperate and dangerous, but his toxic hatred of Catherine is challenged at last by evidence of the good life she has built for his son and her grandson, Ryan. As old grievances are aired through, tempers rise on both sides and Tommy makes a decision that will definitively end their relationship in a final, fiery showdown from which only one will leave alive.
Doomsday prepper Bill prepares to ride out the apocalypse alone... until a mysterious stranger upends his plans.
Hosted by Claudia Winkleman, The Piano is a celebration of the nation’s favourite instrument, inviting passionate amateur pianists to play on public pianos in train stations up and down the country. This is the moment when 13-year-old Lucy brought commuters at Leeds railway station to a standstill with her rendition of Chopin’s Nocturne Opus 9. Watching on in secret, world-renowned classical pianist Lang Lang and pop superstar Mika are left speechless by her performance.
While celebrating Connor’s wedding, the Roy siblings receive devastating news.
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