BAFTA TV Awards 2014 - comedy winners
The results of the prestigious BAFTA TV Awards 2014 have been announced at a ceremony at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and broadcast on BBC One.
Host Graham Norton lost out in the two categories he was nominated in, with prizes instead going to sports-based panel show A League Of Their Own and double-act Ant & Dec.
The final series of critically-acclaimed BBC Three sitcom Him & Her took the highly sought-after sitcom prize, beating Count Arthur Strong, The IT Crowd and Toast Of London.
However, The IT Crowd dominated in the acting categories with both Katherine Parkinson and Richard Ayoade recognised for their work on the show.
The full list of comedy nominees, with winners indicated and accompanying backstage interview videos, are below:
Comedy And Comedy Entertainment Programme
A League Of Their Own - Winner
The Revolution Will Be Televised
Situation Comedy
Him & Her: The Wedding - Winner
Female Performance In A Comedy Programme
Frances De La Tour (for Vicious)
Kerry Howard (for Him & Her)
Doon Mackichan (for Plebs)
Katherine Parkinson (for The IT Crowd) - Winner
Male Performance In A Comedy Programme
Richard Ayoade (for The IT Crowd) - Winner
Matthew Baynton (for The Wrong Mans)
James Corden (for The Wrong Mans)
Chris O'Dowd (for The IT Crowd)
Entertainment Performance
Ant & Dec (for Ant And Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway) - Winner
Charlie Brooker (for 10 O'Clock Live)
Sarah Millican (for The Sarah Millican Television Programme)
Graham Norton (for The Graham Norton Show)
Additionally, Sarah Lancashire picked up the Supporting Actress BAFTA for her role in hit BBC One comedy-drama Last Tango In Halifax, and Julie Walters, best known for her range of comedy roles with Victoria Wood, was awarded the BAFTA Fellowship.
Entertainer Cilla Black was awarded the prestigious Special BAFTA after 50 years in showbusiness, including television presenting, a recording career, and a number of comedy roles.
To find out more about the BAFTAs, and see the full list of winners across all genres, visit www.bafta.org