Join us on Wednesday August 23rd at The Black Swan for the launch of the RTS North East and the Borders 2024 Awards!
During the launch, you'll hear from the RTS on our updated award categories for 2024, how and when you can submit your entries, more details of the 2024 Awards as well as networking opportunities.
Full RTS members who register for the launch will receive a welcome drink and food will be available.
Join us on Wednesday August 23rd at The Black Swan for the launch of the RTS North East and the Borders 2024 Awards!
During the launch, you'll hear from the RTS on our updated award categories for 2024, how and when you can submit your entries, more details of the 2024 Awards as well as networking opportunities.
Full RTS members who register for the launch will receive a welcome drink and food will be available.
Watch Jeremy Paxman's Outstanding Contribution Award speech from the RTS Television Journalsim Awards 2023.
See the full list of winners here.
The prestigious ceremony was held this evening at the London Hilton on Park Lane, hosted by journalist and presenter, Dan Walker.
The awards, which spanned 21 categories, celebrated and recognised journalism talent across the television industry. This year, the BBC led the way with 11 wins across both news and current affairs, including Network Daily News Programme of the Year for BBC News at Ten and Network Presenter of the Year which was awarded to Clive Myrie.
The awards ceremony will take place on March 1st 2023 at the London Hilton on Park Lane and will be hosted by Dan Walker, 5 News.
The awards celebrate creativity and excellence in journalism and across the 20 competitive categories, the BBC leads the way with 26 nominations, followed by ITV with 14 and Sky with nine. New for this year is the Political Journalist of the Year category, for which Paul Brand and Anushka Asthana have been nominated for ITV1, along with Beth Rigby for Sky News.
The prestigious awards ceremony, celebrating the huge variety of skills and processes involved in programme making, will be held on Monday 5th December at the London Hilton on Park Lane and hosted by journalist and television presenter Ranvir Singh.
The RTS Student Television Awards celebrate the best audiovisual work created by students across the UK at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
New for this year, Drama has been divided into two separate categories – Entertainment and Comedy Drama and Drama. The News and Sport category has also been expanded and renamed Journalism so as to incorporate short reports, sports reports and longer feature pieces. Sustainability has also been updated to Environment and Sustainability, so that entries can now include factual or fictional work relating to the environment.
The awards ceremony was hosted by journalist and television presenter Ranvir Singh on Monday 5 December at the London Hilton on Park Lane, where the industry came together to celebrate the best creatives, skills and processes in programme making.
The awards were presented this afternoon at a prestigious ceremony at the London College of Communication, UAL, hosted by radio and TV presenter Yinka Bokinni.
Across the competitive categories, 17 institutions were nominated and the winners are set to be announced at a prestigious awards ceremony at the London College of Communication, UAL, on Friday 24th June, which will be hosted by radio and TV presenter Yinka Bokinni.
