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Mrs Brown's Boys Named Best Comedy at National TV Awards
Sir David Attenborough, Clarkson's Farm and Mrs Brown's Boys were among the 15 winners as Joel Dommett hosted the annual awards show.
- The 31st National Television Awards commenced on Tuesday evening at London's O2 Arena, with host Joel Dommett presiding over the live ITV broadcast for his sixth consecutive year.
- Fifteen awards were available across categories including Best Serial Drama and Best Reality Competition, with BBC One leading nominations at 29 and soap operas Coronation Street and EastEnders each receiving three nominations.
- Fletchers' Family Farm secured the Best Reality Competition award, while Mrs Brown's Boys won Best Comedy and Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne triumphed for Coming Home.
- Gogglebox won the Factual Entertainment award, Stranger Things claimed the Returning Drama category, Hollyoaks secured a victory, and Michael McIntyre accepted an award during the ceremony.
- The Celebrity Traitors 2 trailer has been released as the show returns soon, while Stacey Solomon, nominated in the best presenter category, announced a new television role.
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