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RTS announces winners of the RTS Programme Awards 2025

James Corden · London

RTS announces winners of the RTS Programme Awards 2025

The ceremony took place this evening at London’s JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel, and was hosted by comedian Tom Allen. The awards demonstrated the high calibre of talent across the UK television industry, with attendees this evening including James Corden, Ruth Jones, Danny Dyer, Claudia Winkleman, Steven Knight, Jessica Gunning, Ambika Mod, Jed Mercurio, Anna Maxwell-Martin, Aimee Lou Wood, Josh Tedeku and Charlie Brooker.See the Story

RTS Student Television Awards 2025

London, England · London

RTS Student Television Awards 2025

AwardsThe RTS Student Television Awards ceremony will take place on Friday 13 June 2025 at the IET: Savoy Place, London. The RTS Student Television awards are designed to highlight the talent, potential and enthusiasm of students across the UK, celebrating the exemplary audiovisual work they create. The awards ceremony will be hosted by rapper, author and broadcaster Guvna B. The ceremony will finish at 3.45pm with a drinks reception until 5pm.…See the Story

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