All The A-List Red Carpet Photos You Need To See From The 2026 TV Baftas

Some of the biggest names in both British and international telly were gathered under one roof on Sunday night for the annual TV Baftas – and that meant one especially star-studded red carpet.

The guestlist included actors, TV presenters, comedians and reality stars (not to mention, thanks to Celebrity Traitors, some guests who were technically all of the above), with the stars of nominated shows as wide-ranging as Adolescence, Last One Laughing, The Studio, EastEnders, Severance, Rivals and What It Feels Like For A Girl all putting in an appearance.

From homegrown to talent to cult favourites and global household names, here are all the A-list photos from the TV Baftas red carpet that you need to see…

Claudia Winkleman

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Owen Cooper

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Mary Berry

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Alan Carr and Amanda Holden

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr
Amanda Holden and Alan Carr

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Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters

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Nafessa Williams

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Lucy Punch

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Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller

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Celia Imrie

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Victoria Derbyshire

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Rosie Jones

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Paapa Essiedu

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Jodie Whittaker

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Alex Hassell

Alex Hassell
Alex Hassell

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Adjoa Andoh

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Cat Burns

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Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling

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Danny and Dani Dyer

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Erin Doherty

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Paloma Faith

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Steve Coogan

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Matt Smith

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Judi Love

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Rachel Duffy and Stephen Bibby

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Adam Scott

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Ashley Walters

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Rose Ayling-Ellis

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Frankie Bridge

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AJ Odudu

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Michelle Collins

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Christine Tremarco

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Rhea Seehorn

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Paddy Young

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Katya Jones

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Scarlett Moffatt

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Aurora

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Louis Theroux

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Ania Magliano

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Jessie Wallace

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Myleene Klass

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Celeste Dring, George Fouracres, Al Nash and Larry Dean

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Tom “Hammer” Wilson, Sheli “Sabre” McCoy and Harry “Nitro” Aikines-Aryeetey

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Chase Sui Wonders

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Dylan Llewellyn

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David Harewood

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Jack Shep

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Katie Piper

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Jessica Gunning

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Ike Barinholtz

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Josie Gibson

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Emma Sidi

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Jesse Burgess

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Awkwafina

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Indiyah Pollack

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Ellis Howard

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Harriet Rose

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Roisin Conaty

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Roman Kemp

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Amber Davies

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Jack Rooke

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Jim Howick

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Lewis Cope

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Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo

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Tinie Tempah

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Jake Dunn, Laquarn Lewis and Hannah Jones

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Marisha Wallace

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Bradley Riches

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Vick Hope

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Sarah and Aston Merrygold

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Stephen Mulhern

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Christine McGuinness

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Christine McGuinness

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Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews

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The Neighbourhood Bumped From Its Primetime Slot After Falling Viewing Figures

Graham Norton’s reality show The Neighbourhood has been pulled from its primetime TV slot just weeks after its big launch.

According to this week’s ITV schedule, The Neighbourhood has been bumped from its regular 9pm slot on Thursdays and Fridays back to 10.45 pm, in a huge blow for the struggling series.

The competition show sees real-life friends and families move into a community to compete against each other for a life-changing amount of money.

In Thursday’s schedule, it’s been replaced by an old episode of Davina McCall‘s Long Lost Family, which originally aired two years ago.

On Friday, meanwhile, the 9pm slot is now occupied by an episode of Beat The Chasers, which was first shown in 2021.

An ITV rep told The Sun: “The full box set of The Neighbourhood is now available to stream on ITVX. Additionally, the show will continue to air in an evening slot on ITV.”

Graham Norton cosies up to a gnome on the set of his new series The Neighbourhood
Graham Norton cosies up to a gnome on the set of his new series The Neighbourhood

Despite its starry presenter, a huge promotional push by ITV and prime-time slot, The Neighbour was met with poor reviews when it premiered towards the end of April, and had reportedly only pulled in 500k viewers by its third episode.

This follows a trend of poor ratings for recent ITV shows they hoped would rival the success of The Traitors, with Genius Game and The Fortune Hotel also suffering from disappointing viewing figures, and both having since been cancelled by the channel.

Despite its poor performance, Graham had previously spoken enthusiastically about The Neighbourhood, insisting: “It leans into our curiosity about what’s behind closed doors and there’s something really compelling and addictive about seeing the way the existing households interact with each other.

“I thought, ‘I’d watch that’ – and I’d never want to work on something I wouldn’t watch. I thought, ‘this show would hook me!’.”

The Neighbourhood continues at 10.45pm on Thursday and Friday on ITV1, with the full series available to stream on ITVX now.

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Jane Fonda Gets Reflective About ‘Complicated’ Marriage To The Late Ted Turner

Jane Fonda has shared her thoughts on her “complicated” marriage to media mogul Ted Turner in an exceptionally earnest tribute following the news of his death at the age of 87.

Offering her “immediate thoughts about Ted” in a Wednesday afternoon Instagram post, the Hollywood veteran and lifelong activist looked back on their relationship as “challenging”, while adding that she had “always been up for a challenge, and with Ted it was almost always worth it”.

“He swept into my life, a gloriously handsome, deeply romantic, swashbuckling pirate and I’ve never been the same,” she said of Turner, who was her husband from 1991 until their divorce in 2001.

Explaining how it felt for the multifaceted billionaire to need her love, Fonda wrote: “No one had ever let me know they needed me, and this wasn’t your average human being that needed me, this was the creator of CNN, and Turner Classic Movies, who had won the America’s Cup as the world’s greatest sailor.

“He had a big life, a brilliant mind and a soaring sense of humour.”

Jane Fonda looked back at her "challenging" relationship with media mogul Ted Turner following news of his death on Wednesday
Jane Fonda looked back at her “challenging” relationship with media mogul Ted Turner following news of his death on Wednesday

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She also acknowledged his ability to care for her, writing: “To be needed and cared for simultaneously is transformative.”

“Ted Turner helped me believe in myself. He gave me confidence. I think I did the same for him, but that’s what women are raised to do,” the Oscar winner went on to say, calling Turner’s ability to be vulnerable one of his “greatest strengths”.

Fonda said she learned more from Turner than “more than any other person or school classes” could teach before remarking how he was the “most competitive person” she had ever met – besides storied actor Katharine Hepburn – and how “fascinating” that was “to witness”.

“Whether it was who’d made the most ski runs at the end of the day, to acres of land owned (stewarded is the more fitting word for his relationship to land), who had the most billions, how many countries he’d made love to his prior lover in and could I match that, it was challenging,” she said.

Continuing her lengthy homage in the comments, the Barbarella star said: “I loved Ted with all my heart.”

Jane Fonda and Ted Turner kiss during the actor's 2006 roast. Married from 1991 to 2001, she called him her "favorite ex-husband" less than a week before his death.
Jane Fonda and Ted Turner kiss during the actor’s 2006 roast. Married from 1991 to 2001, she called him her “favorite ex-husband” less than a week before his death.

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“I see him in heaven now with all the wildlife he helped bring back from extinction,” Fonda went on. “

The black footed ferrets, the prairie dogs, Big Horned sheep, Mexican Gray Wolf, the Yellowstone wolf pack, bison, the red cockaded woodpecker and so many more, they’re all gathered at the pearly gates applauding and thanking him for saving their species.”

Addressing the five offspring that now survive Turner, she called them, “five talented, complex kids who I had the privilege of becoming stepmother to”.

“I love them to this day,” she went on. “If it was complicated to be married to him, think how complicated it was being his child. And they are all doing fine.”

“Rest in Peace, dearest Ted,” her message ended. “You are loved and you will be remembered.”

Though the couple split in 2001, they remained friends after.

Less than a week before his death, Fonda had called the television trailblazer her “favourite ex-husband” during the opening of this year’s TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood, adding that founding the festival’s namesake network, Turner Classic Movies, is just one of the “great things that he did”.

Turner will also be remembered as the creator of CNN, the world’s first 24-hour cable news channel, as well as WTBS and TNT.

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Sydney Sweeney Opens Up About Shooting Euphoria’s Latest ‘Crazy’ Party Scene

Sydney Sweeney is lifting the lid on shooting one of Euphoria season three’s most memorable sequences.

In the most recent episode of the divisive drama, Sydney’s character Cassie was seen embracing a different sort of lifestyle afforded to her by her new OnlyFans career, including a lavish influencer party.

While this party eventually descended into more of the extreme scenes that has seen Euphoria’s third iteration prove divisive among viewers, the Emmy nominee has made it clear that she had a blast filming the episode.

“Maddy transforms Cassie back into Cassie’s most glorious self, and she takes it from there,” she explained in a behind-the-scenes video posted on HBO’s YouTube page.

“There is nothing like a Euphoria party. Every season, Sam [Levinson, Euphoria’s creator] always writes in one.”

Admitting that she uses these scenes to live vicariously through her character, Sydney continued: “I don’t really go to parties, so this is my time where I get to have fun through Cassie. And she lets loose! This girl knows how to party, she’s having the time of her life.”

Interspersed with shots of Sydney and hundreds of extras partying, she added: “I was like, ‘are we ever going to call cut?’. I didn’t know what to do! I don’t know how to dance. I thought my wig was going to fly off, I’m whipping my hair all over the place. It was crazy.”

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Over the last few weeks, Cassie’s Euphoria storyline has continued to raise eyebrows, with many critics describing some of Sydney’s scenes as “degrading”, “horrible” and comparable to a “humiliation ritual” for the actor.

Sam Levinson said earlier this week: “What’s interesting is if you push it a little bit, [Sydney] becomes brilliant. You just do a few more takes, and she can reach these levels that are very honest emotionally, but also deeply funny.”

He added: “She’s able to anchor the scene with this kind of madness and chaos going on around her.”

Euphoria airs weekly on Sky and Now in the UK.

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