Mary Berry! Aiden Turner! Peter Kay! Plus more, more, more!

Last night saw the return of the annual BAFTA TV Awards &ndash; and this year, they really ramped up the a-list glamour. The ceremony, hosted by comedy veteran Graham Norton, took place at the Royal Festival Hall in London and gave the film version a serious run for its money with appearances from some big Hollywood hitters.The first award of the night was presented by none other than Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick and Hollywood heartthrob Josh Harnett even made an appearance to present an award and declare his love for the Great British Bake Off. Swoon! Tom Hiddleston, Idris Elba and Aiden Turner (sporting a very distracting man bun) all flew the flag for British talent (looks as well as acting) and new singing sensation Elle King whipped the crowd into a frenzy with an open air set in front of the red carpet.Peter Kay's Car Share and Wolf Hall were the big winners of the night, both winning two awards each &ndash; more than any other show. Good Living favourite, the Great British Bake Off, won best feature and saw Nadiya join Mary Berry on stage to the delight of fans, and Poldark won the Audience award (we wonder why) and set pulses racing everywhere as star of the show Aiden Turner collected his award. *Sigh*Here's the full list of winners from the BAFTA TV Awards 2016:<h2>The Winners:</h2>Leading ActorMark Rylance, Wolf Hall Leading ActressSuranne Jones, Doctor Foster Best Supporting ActorTom Courtenay, UnforgottenBest Supporting ActressChanel Cresswell, This is England &rsquo;90Best Entertainment PerformanceLeigh Francis, Celebrity Juice Best Scripted ComedyPeter Kay&rsquo;s Car Share, Peter Kay, Gill Isles, Sian Gibson, Paul Coleman.Best Comedy and Comedy Entertainment ProgrammeHave I Got News for You, Richard Wilson, Mark Barrett, Danny Carr, Jo Bunting.Best Reality & Constructed Factual ProgrammeFirst Dates, Nicola Lloyd, Martin Conway, Adam Chapman, Rob Clifford. Male Performance in a Comedy ProgrammePeter Kay, Peter Kay&rsquo;s Car ShareFemale Performance in a Comedy ProgrammeMichaela Coel, Chewing Gum Best MiniseriesThis Is England ‘90, Shane Meadows, Mark Herbert, Jack Thorne, Rebekah Wray Rogers.Best Entertainment ProgrammeStrictly Come Dancing, Louise Rainbow, Vinnie Shergill, Sarah James, Nikki Parsons.Best Drama SeriesWolf Hall, Peter Kosminsky, Peter Straughan, Mark Pybus, Colin Callender. Best Single DramaDon&rsquo;t Take My Baby, Jack Thorne, Ben Anthony, Pier Wilkie, Aysha Rafaele.Best Soap & Continuing DramaEastEndersBest Factual SeriesThe Murder Detectives, Ben Brown, Bart Corpe, Neil Grant, Dave Nath.Best FeatureThe Great British Bake Off, Paolo Proto, Andy Devonshire, Anna Beattie.Best Single DocumentaryMy Son the JihadiBest Specialist FactualBritain&rsquo;s Forgotten Slave OwnersBest International ProgrammeTransparentBest News CoverageChannel 4 News: Paris Massacre, Jon Snow, Lindsey Hilsum, Jonathan Rugman, Ben de Pear. Best Current Affairs CoverageOutbreak: The Truth About Ebola (This World), Dan Edge, Sasha Joelle Achilli , Eamonn Matthews, Sarah Waldron.SportThe Ashes, Bryan Henderson, Mark Lynch, David Lloyd, Ian Ward. Best Live EventBig Blue LiveThe Radio Times Audience AwardPoldarkFellowshipRay Galton & Alan SimpsonSpecial AwardLenny HenryWhat do you think of the award winners? Who would have got your vote? Keep the conversation going by using #goodliving and check out these great <a href="http://groceries.asda.com/aisle/music-film-games-books/film-tv/1215186489155?utm_source=asdagoodliving&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=family-thingstodo-baftatvawards2016" target="_blank">DVDs</a> from Asda online.

Revealed: The 2016 BAFTA TV Awards Winners

By Asda Good Living,9th May 2016

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