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The 2023 television BAFTA Awards have been revealed, and it's going to be one hell of a night. With six nods each, BBC's "This Is Going to Hurt" starring Ben Whishaw and BBC's "The Responder," starring Martin Freeman, top the board. "The Crown" on Netflix has received five accolades, and Channel 4's "Derry Girls" has been nominated for the Scripted comedy and Female role in a comedy series, thanks to Siobhán McSweeney's role as Sister Michael. Costar Nicola Coughlan and her two "best friends" McSweeney and Jack Rooke celebrated their nominations straight after the list was revealed. However, there were some snubs on the list. Despite the fact that the third series of "Happy Valley" was lauded for Sarah Lancashire and James Norton's superb acting, the BBC show did not feature on the list of candidates. "Where's 'Happy Valley' in this?", one fan asked on Twitter, while another questioned: "Did no one on the bafta committee watch Happy Valley????What even???" However, BAFTA's official Twitter retaliated about the allegations, alerting followers that the third season was not eligible for this year's awards, and that the 2024 BAFTAs will be chosen instead. On the drama series front page, "Peaky Blinders" was also skipped out. "It's a Sin" failed to win last year, despite being nominated for six awards, so concerns over outdated beliefs and the weight of awards have remained.

Fearne Cotton and Candice Brown looked incredible as they attend FESTIFEEL by CoppaFeel! On Sunday, Omeara in London met. The host, who helped organise the festival, wore a black merchandise t-shirt teamed with sparkly flares and a pair of converse. She accessorized with many vibrant bracelets and necklaces, as well as styling her golden locks in loose waves.

Every year, the Victorious Festival is the UK's biggest metropolitan festival, taking place over the Bank Holiday Weekend in August. Victorious is one of the most spectacularly located festivals in the United Kingdom, set on the stunning Southsea seafront in Portsmouth. Southsea Castle, one of the most spectacular parts of the seaside festival, was once owned by Henry VIII and built in 1544.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS : Days That Shook David Dimbleby's retrospective, Days That Shook The first half of David Dimbleby's retrospective, Days That Shook The BBC (BBC2), was one long slew of indignation at Maggie. "There seemed to be trouble when Thatcher looked at the BBC,' fumed the Beeb's erstwhile political anchor. In 1985, Martin McGuinness, the IRA chief-of-staff, refused to acknowledge that she had the right to veto a sympathetic film. The terrorist leader was depicted with his children around the breakfast table spoon-feeding a toddler less than a year after the Brighton bombing.

Body Coach Nutrition Online, a Joe Wicks company, is worth £6.4 million since 2021, up £2.8 million since 2021. After working as a personal trainer, the fitness guru, 36, launched the Body Coach brand in 2015. Joe became a household name during the coronavirus pandemic, thanks to his free daily workout sessions that were posted on his YouTube channel.