NEW AWARDS BAFTA TV Awards Sunday, 7pm, BBC1
The great and the good of the small screen will gather at London’s Royal Festival Hall for the BAFTA TV Awards this Sunday. Hosting proceedings once more – and having a cheeky dig at the celebrity audience – are comics Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan.
With Black Mirror, The Crown, The Sixth Commandment, Slow Horses, Succession and Happy Valley among the contenders vying for gongs, we joined pals Beckett, 38, and Ranganathan, 46, to find out more…
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