Alan Carr holds back tears at National Television Awards

The 26th edition of the national entertainment awards was held last night at the Royal Albert Hall, drawing a packed audience of industry insiders and fans. In a ceremony that highlighted the diversity of contemporary media, the stand‑up comedian who has dominated the comedy circuit this year took home the Best Comedy award, while the reality‑drama series *Celebrity Traitors* captured the Best Reality Show title. The event, broadcast live on Channel 4, also presented accolades across acting, directing, and writing categories.

The full list of winners and nominees was announced during the ceremony and is now available on the awards’ official website. Among the highlights, the Best Actor award went to a rising star for his performance in a critically acclaimed drama, while the Best Actress accolade was awarded to a veteran performer for her work in a period piece. Supporting categories such as Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Screenplay, and Best Original Score were also recognized, with nominees spanning a range of genres and production companies.

The awards night underscored the continued relevance of both comedy and reality television in the current entertainment landscape. By celebrating a broad spectrum of talent, the 26th edition reaffirmed the industry’s commitment to recognising excellence across all forms of media. The full list of winners and nominees can be accessed online for those interested in the detailed outcomes of this year’s ceremony.