Stars walk red carpet at Bafta TV Awards

Stars walk red carpet at Bafta TV AwardsJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleGetty ImagesClaudia Winkleman is nominated for best entertainment performance for The Celebrity TraitorsThe biggest names in British TV have been on the red carpet as they arrived for the prestigious Bafta Television Awards ceremony in London.Follow live updates from the Bafta TV AwardsGetty ImagesWinkleman took a break from filming the second series of The Celebrity Traitors to attend the ceremonyGetty ImagesAdolescence leads the nominations, with its young star Owen Cooper in contention for best supporting actorGetty ImagesLucy Punch, who plays the title role in Amandaland, is one of three stars from the sitcom who are nominated for best actress in a comedyGetty ImagesRosie Jones is also up for best comedy actress for PushersPA MediaJodie Whittaker is nominated for best actress for Toxic TownGetty ImagesAmanda Holden and Alan Carr were in high spirits on the way to finding out whether they've won best entertainment performance for Amanda & Alan's Spanish JobGetty ImagesCarr also joined singer Paloma Faith, whom he murdered on The Celebrity TraitorsGetty ImagesThe Celebrity Traitors co-stars Celia Imrie and Nick Mohammed arrived together on the red carpetPA MediaSinger and fellow The Celebrity Traitors star Cat Burns is performing at the ceremonyGetty ImagesDame Mary Berry, 91, said she was "immensely honoured" to be receiving the lifetime achievement accolade, the Bafta FellowshipGetty ImagesThe Graham Norton Show is nominated for the entertainment award, and its host took selfies with fans on the red carpetGetty ImagesLouis Theroux is nominated for best documentary for The SettlersPA MediaIndustry star Marisa Abela won best leading actress last year, and is back to present an award this yearPA MediaDanny and Dani Dyer are also presenting an award at the ceremonyPA MediaFormer Strictly winner Rose Ayling-Ellis is nominated for best supporting actress for BBC...