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Doctor Who & Bleak House are BAFTA winners
Monday 8 May 2006
'Doctor Who' won Best Drama Series and the Pioneer Audience Award, voted for by the viewers, while 'Bleak House' picked up the awards for Best Drama Serial and Best Actress for Anna Maxwell Martin.
Political satire 'The Thick Of It' also picked up two awards, for Best Sitcom and Best Comedy Performance for Chris Langham, at the ceremony in London, which was hosted by Davina McCall.
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver picked up the Outstanding Presenter award, with his show 'Jamie's School Dinners' winning the award for Best Factual Series.
'EastEnders' beat 'Coronation Street' to the title of Best Soap for the first time in four years.
ITV scooped the award for Best Entertainment Programme for the reality talent show 'The X Factor'.
Chat show host Jonathan Ross collected the award for Best Entertainment Performance, beating 'Deal Or No Deal' host Noel Edwards.
'The Apprentice' beat 'Dragon's Den', 'Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares' and 'Top Gear to claim the Best Feature award.
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