The winners of this year's British Academy Television Awards were announced tonight (May 10).
Sherlock, True Detective and Saturday Night Takeaway were among the lucky winners who went home with a BAFTA trophy at the end of the night.
Jason Watkins was awarded Leading Actor for The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies, which also picked up another award for Mini-Series.
Georgina Campbell won Leading Actress for her starring role in BBC Three's Murdered By My Boyfriend, which later lost out to Marvellous in its Single Drama category.
Stephen Rea picked up the Supporting Actor prize for his role in Hugo Blick's thriller The Honourable Woman, while Gemma Jones won best Supporting Actress for Marvellous.
The Graham Norton Show won the award for Comedy and Comedy Entertainment Programme, while Ant & Dec continued their BAFTAs success by winning both Entertainment Programme and Entertainment Performance for Saturday Night Takeaway.
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Sherlock was awarded the public-voted Radio Times Audience Award, as True Detective defeated the likes of The Good Wife and House of Cards and walked away with the International BAFTA.
Female Performance in a Comedy Programme went to W1A's Jessica Hynes, while Toast of London's Matt Berry was awarded Male Performance in a Comedy Programme.
Happy Valley won the BAFTA for Drama Series, and Coronation Street walked away with the award for Soap and Continuing Drama.
Special awards were given to Jeff Pope, Clive James and Jon Snow.
See a full list of winners here.
See Digital Spy's gallery of BAFTA Television Awards 2015 red carpet arrivals below:
