The 2024 RTS Programme Awards in London celebrated British TV’s best, with the BBC winning big.
The BBC absolutely dazzled at the RTS Programme Awards, sweeping an impressive 21 trophies! Leading the victory parade was “The Sixth Commandment,” which grabbed three awards and shined as the star of the night.
“The wins speak to our unwavering commitment to backing the very best British storytelling and recognised our ability to bring people together which will be so important to us going into the future.”
BBC Chief Content Officer, Charlotte Moore, celebrates RTS success 🎉
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— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) March 27, 2024
Close behind, “The Eurovision Song Contest” and “Time” each snagged two wins amidst a glittering lineup of victors that included fan favorites and industry icons alike.
The evening was a spectacular showcase of the BBC’s unparalleled talent and captivating programming, which has the whole UK talking!
It was an incredible night for the BBC that celebrated the work of the extraordinary creative talent we have here in the UK. The wins speak to our unwavering commitment to backing the very best British storytelling and recognised our ability to bring people together which will be so important to us going into the future. I’m especially proud of the quality and innovation on display that really cements our reputation as the home for creative excellence and demonstrates the unique value of the BBC.
— Charlotte Moore, BBC Chief Content Officer
Notable wins included The Sixth Commandment and performances from Time and Top Boy.
Sort Your Life Out takes home the Formatted Popular Factual award. The programme was “authentic, engaging and with effortlessly brilliant storytelling,” said the judges #RTSAwards pic.twitter.com/I5vVyiPJEa
— Royal Television Society (@RTS_media) March 26, 2024
Disney+ scored with Extraordinary. The evening also honored individuals for their impactful contributions to TV, including a special award to Dame Esther Rantzen for her pioneering work in broadcasting.
Here’s an excerpt from the tribute to her:
This evening The Royal Television Society is honouring a legendary broadcaster and producer with one of its most prestigious accolades, the Gold Medal. This is awarded only very occasionally, and the recipient is just the second woman to receive it. Tonight, the RTS Gold Medal is presented to recognise the extraordinary career of Dame Esther Rantzen.
The Royal Television Society (RTS) brings TV fans and pros together through such award shows. It’s a charity that supports TV work, offering insights into how shows are made and celebrating new talent.
The RTS hosts awards for different TV fields, provides scholarships to help newcomers, and runs events where industry leaders share future TV trends. Major broadcasters support it and welcome anyone interested in TV, with activities across the UK.
You can watch the RTS Programme Awards selected shows of BBC on BBC iPlayer abroad.
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