Entertainment Programme goes to Life & Rhymes!

Stacey Dooley admitting that she’s just like us and fangirled meeting “the gaffer”, Line of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar, backstage.

Wow, this is a tough category. But the Best Supporting Actress prize goes to Rakie Ayola for Anthony.

She’s giving a powerful speech about Anthony Walker, the show’s subject, who was murdered in 2005. Lengthy applause from the audience.

The supporting actress category is just as important as lead actress, Richard Ayoade says, apart from that they have “have fewer lines and are paid less”.

And Inside No 9 wins it! Reese Shearsmith is accepting in the studio, while the team (including Steve Pemberton) are sat on the sofa at home.

Pemberton jokes that they look like “the crappest episode of Gogglebox ever”, while wearing a tuxedo t-shirt.

Scripted Comedy – a big one!

First up, it’s the Entertainment Performance category. It goes to Romesh Ranganathan for The Ranganation.

Hilarious seeing Bradley Walsh pull down his mask to mouth “I can’t believe it” and shouting “it’s a farce”. The joys of a small audience, eh?

Richard Ayoade jokes that the audience has “no atmosphere” and he’s not exactly wrong…

There’s also a virtual audience tuning in from home, who the presenter jokes differ from the actual public because they’ll actually watch the whole show.

God, this masked, sparse audience of nominees is pretty eerie…

Years and Years/Olly Alexander is singing his latest single “Starstruck” – would be very surprised if he doesn’t get a nomination next year for his performance in It’s A Sin…

Really unfair how some people can be SO multi-talented, right?