Joel Dommett is all set to host the National Television Awards for the third time as he prepares to take to London’s O2 stage for a starstudded night screened live on ITV1 on 5 September.
What’s On TV is again a voting partner, and we can reveal the shortlist has landed, so voting is open for all your favourite telly shows and stars!
Top talent
The competition is seriously intense, and it’s anyone’s guess who’ll come away with the gong in the New Drama category. Going up against word-of-mouth hit Blue Lights and Death in Paradise spin-off Beyond Paradise are Wednesday and Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story.
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