Matt Berry was the winner of Best Male Performance in a Comedy Programme at the Bafta TV Awards tonight for his performance in Toast of London, while Jessica Hynes won Best Female Performance for her role in W1A. 

Ant & Dec won Best Entertainment Performance for Saturday Night Takeaway while The Detectorists, starring Mackenzie Crook and Toby Jones, won Best Scripted Comedy and Graham Norton won Best Comedy and Comedy Entertainment Programme for his BBC1 chat show. A special award went to writer Clive James.

Bafta TV Awards 2015 – The Winners

Leading actor Jason Watkins, The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies, ITV

Supporting actor James Rea, The Honourable Woman, BBC2

Supporting actress Gemma Jones, Marvellous, BBC2

Entertainment programme Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV

Soap and continuing drama award Coronation Street, ITV

Drama series Happy Valley, BBC2

Mini-series The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies, ITV

Single drama Marvellous, BBC2

International True Detective, HBO

Comedy and comedy entertainment programme The Graham Norton Show, BBC1

Male performance in a comedy programme Matt Berry, Toast of London, Channel 4

Female performance in a comedy programme Jessica Hynes, W1A, BBC2

Scripted comedy The Detectorists, BBC4

Entertainment performance Ant and Dec, Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, ITV

News coverage Sky News Live at Five

Features Grand Designs, Channel 4

Factual series Life and Death Row, BBC3

Single documentary The Paedophile Hunter, Channel 4

Sport and live event WW1 Remembered – From the Battlefield and Westminster Abbey, BBC2

Current affairs Dispatches: Children on the Front Line, Channel 4

Specialist factual Grayson Perry: Who Are You?, Channel 4

Radio Times audience award Sherlock, BBC1

Reality and constructed factual The Island With Bear Grylls, Channel 4

Special award Clive James

Special award Jeff Pope, writer and producer

Fellowship Jon Snow, Channel 4 News

For a full list of the nominees click here.