Jamie & Jules Oliver
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Jamie Jules Oliver
Jamie Oliver was the toast of the awards when his series \'Jamie\'s School Dinners\' won the Bafta for Best Factual Series
Nigel Harman
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Nigel Harman
EastEnders heart-throb, Nigel Harman, was one of the many hot UK TV stars who turned out on the red carpet for the television awards. The black-tie ceremony was held at London\'s Grosvenor House Hotel
David Walliams, Matt Lucas & Nadia
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Big Brother\'s Nadia happily posed with the \'Little Britain\' boys - they were nominated for Best Comedy Series, but lost to the BBC\'s \'Help\'
Gordon & Tana Ramsay
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Gordon Ramsey
The very scary \'Ramsay\'s Kitchen Nightmares\' was up for the Best Features Bafta but lost out to \'The Apprentice\'
Noel Edmonds & Claire Sweeney
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Who\'d have thought we\'d be seeing Noel up for an award in 2006? He made it into the nominations though and was up for best Entertainment Performance in \'Deal or No Deal\', but the award went to Jonathan Ross for \'Friday Night with Jonathan Ross\'
Bruce Forsyth
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Bruce Forsyth
\'Nice to see you, to see you nice!\' Another TV legend, Bruce Forsyth, treads the red carpet. His show \'Strictly Come Dancing\' was nominated for the Lew Grade Award for Entertainment Programme
Simon Cowell & Terri Seymore
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\'The X Factor\' nasty guy Simon Cowell couldn\'t resist the buttoned down shirt look. Mmmm... lovely!
Louis Walsh
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Louis Walsh
\'The X Factor\' won the Lew Grade Award for Entertainment Programme. Judge Louis Walsh must have been chuffed!
Shane Richie
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Shane Ritchie
What\'s it all about, Alfie? It\'s about winning, of course - \'EastEnders\' picked up the Bafta for Continuing Drama
Paul Whitehouse
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Paul Whitehouse
\'Suits you, sir!\' - Paul Whitehouse, who stars in the series \'Help\', which was winner of the Comedy Series Bafta
Hugh Laurie
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Hugh Laurie
\'House\' star Hugh Laurie presented the Best Actress Bafta, which went to Anna Maxwell Martin for her performance in \'Bleak House\'
Sir David Frost & Lady Carina Frost
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David Frost
Sir David Frost presented the Bafta for News Coverage, which went to BBC Ten O\'clock News for coverage of the 7/7 London bombs
Bradley Walsh
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Bradley Walsh
Bradley Walsh, aka Danny Baldwin in \'Coronation Street\', was all smiles on the red carpet - pity the Street lost out to \'EastEnders\'!
Ricky Tomlinson
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Ricky Tomlinson
It\'s thumbs up from \'The Royle Family\'s Ricky Tomlinson. He and co-star Sue Johnston presented the Bafta for Comedy Programme
Ricky Gervais
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Ricky Gervais
Ricky\'s series \'Extras\' was up for the Bafta for Situation Comedy, but the award went to the BBC\'s political satire \'The Thick Of It\'
Neil & Christine Hamilton
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Ah, yes, the Hamiltons are back. Christine\'s latest escapade was a stint living on the roof of the ITV studios for a week. What next?!
Catherine Tate and Jonathan Ross
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Catherine Tate and Jonathan Ross
Bafta winner Jonathan poses with a limping Catherine Tate. Still, she was nominated for Comedy Performance and Comedy Series
Jonathan Ross & Patsy Kensit
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Jonathan dancing with \'Emmerdale\' super-bitch, Patsy Kensit
Jack Dee
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Jack Dee
It\'s wee Jack Dee and his wife. Jack was up for the Entertainment Performance Bafta, but it went to Jonathan Ross
Carol Vorderman & Des Lynam
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Carol Voderman with new \'Countdown\' presenter Des Lynham. The programme\'s original host, Richard Whiteley, died in June last year - there was a tribute to him and others who died in 2005
David Tennant & Billie Piper
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The big winner of the night was the BBC\'s \'Dr Who\', which picked up the Baftas for Drama Series and The Pioneer Audience Award (this is voted for by television viewers)
