National Television Awards nominees announced
Jeremy Clarkson, Tyson Fury and Sir David Attenborough among those recognised at the 31st NTAs.
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The nominees for the 31st National Television Awards have been announced, with a new category for reality docuseries featuring prominent figures such as Jeremy Clarkson, Tyson Fury, and Stacey Solomon. This inaugural award aims to recognise the growing popularity of fly-on-the-wall shows centred on celebrities. Clarkson's Farm, At Home With The Furys, and Stacey & Joe are set to compete against Fletchers’ Family Farm and Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.
Multiple Nominations for Sir David Attenborough
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Beloved naturalist Sir David Attenborough has secured two nominations. He is recognised for his nature documentary Secret Garden and also for the TV presenter award. In the presenter category, Sir David faces competition from Alison Hammond, Stacey Solomon, and Claudia Winkleman. This year marks a significant recognition for Attenborough, who has been a consistent presence in nature broadcasting.
Familiar Faces in Competition Categories
Popular shows like I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! and The Traitors are contenders in the reality competition category, alongside their spin-off series I’m A Celebrity… South Africa and The Celebrity Traitors. Race Across The World is also nominated in this section. In the quiz show category, television presenting duo Ant and Dec are nominated for Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, aiming for recognition after their previous winning streak was broken.
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New Drama and Comedy Recognitions
The awards will also highlight new drama with the series Heated Rivalry, which focuses on two rival hockey players, nominated for the new drama prize. Comedy programmes are also celebrated, with Amandaland, starring Lucy Punch, receiving a nod in the comedy category. Authored documentary nominations include programmes featuring posthumous appearances and personal journeys, such as Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth and Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix.
Broadcast Details
The 31st National Television Awards ceremony is scheduled to be broadcast live from The O2 in London. The event will be shown on ITV1 and ITVX, with comedian Joel Dommett returning to host for the sixth consecutive year. The ceremony is expected to begin at 8pm.
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+Who is nominated in the new reality docuseries category?
Jeremy Clarkson for Clarkson's Farm, Tyson Fury for At Home With The Furys, and Stacey Solomon for Stacey & Joe are nominated in the new reality docuseries category. They will compete against Fletchers’ Family Farm and Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.
+How many nominations has Sir David Attenborough received?
Sir David Attenborough has received two nominations. He is recognised for his nature documentary Secret Garden and is also nominated for the TV presenter prize.
+Where and when will the National Television Awards be broadcast?
The 31st National Television Awards will be broadcast live from The O2 in London on ITV1 and ITVX. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 8pm.
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