Bridgerton, Normal People and I May Destroy You up for TV Baftas

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Normal People brought us some much-needed escapism in the early stages of lockdown in 2020. We got lost in the world of Connell and Marianne’s relationship from their final school years to their journey into the world of Trinity College.

In a turn that will surprise no one, Normal People has swept the board at the 2021 Irish Film and Television Awards. The 2020 show missed out last year as it aired outside of the deadline but it has certainly made up for it.

In a turn that will surprise no one, Normal People has swept the board at the 2021 Irish Film and Television Awards. The 2020 show missed out last year as it aired outside of the deadline but it has certainly made up for it.

Normal People brought us some much-needed escapism in the early stages of lockdown in 2020. We got lost in the world of Connell and Marianne’s relationship from their final school years to their journey into the world of Trinity College.

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The BAFTA TV Awards took place in west London on Sunday evening, with the academy recognising those shows that have lit up the small screen over the past year. Michaela Coel was the night's big winner, scooping the leading actress and best mini-series awards for her ground-breaking show I May Destroy You, while the likes of The Crown and Saturday Night Takeaway were snubbed.

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I May Destroy You was the big winner at the BAFTA TV Awards 2021 tonight (June 6), which also saw Small Axe, Normal People and This Country take home prizes.The ceremony was hosted by Richard Ayoade for the second year in a row and broadcast online and on BBC One.Michaela Coel’s 2020 drama won the awards for Mini-Series and, for Coel, Leading Actress.

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Black Lives Matter movement. The dance troupe's Ashley and Jordan Banjo accepted the award, and in their speech, addressed how difficult it was to be target of 30,000 Ofcom complaints.

Call us biased but we knew that Paul Mescal would nab the BAFTA TV Award for his blistering performance in the now globally acclaimed show Normal People.