BBC wins 17 Royal Television Society Programme AwardsHit comedy Am I Being Unreasonable? led the way picking up three awards, while entertainment show The Traitors and drama series Sherwood both received two eachSarah Lancashire OBE received the Outstanding Achievement AwardOFFICIAL PRESS RELEASENEWS PROVIDED BY BBC One It was a triumphant night for the BBC with 17 wins out of 30 categories at the 2023 awards ceremony. Hit comedy Am I Being Unreasonable? led the way picking up three awards, while entertainment show The Traitors and drama series Sherwood both received two each. Charlotte Moore, BBC’s Chief Content Officer says: “To be recognised by the RTS in so many categories is a credit to all of the outstanding actors and programme makers I have the privilege to work with, congratulations to the winners for their exceptional work. It’s been a triumphant night for the BBC and shows that it is still punching way above its weight and setting the creative bar high.” BBC winnersBreakthrough Award Comedy Performance - Female Comedy Performance Male Drama Series Supporting Actor – Male Entertainment Programme Entertainment Performance Limited Series Single Drama Supporting Actor – Female Live Event Science & The Natural World Documentary Series History Soap and Continuing Drama Children’s Programme Sports Programme In addition to the competitive categories Charlotte Moore was presented with the prestigious Judges’ Award, the RTS said: “In the BBC’s centenary year, its Chief Content Officer Charlotte Moore led our national broadcaster through one of the most momentous years in its history... and who has done so with an exceptional combination of steadfast level-headedness, confidence and creative flair.” Sarah Lancashire OBE received the Outstanding Achievement Award.
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March 29, 2023 6:06am ET by BBC One |