It's A Sin fans furious as show fails to win award at BAFTAs after 11 nominations

BBC to be “digital-first”.The corporation has confirmed that the two channels will stop airing in no less than three years’ time, with content continuing to be produced for its streaming service BBC iPlayer.As part of the shake-up, the BBC’s news channels will be merged into one, while Radio 4 Extra will move off the airwaves and exclusively to BBC Sounds.The BBC said the changes are aimed at “creating a modern, digital-led and streamlined organisation that drives the most value from the licence fee and delivers more for audiences”.The changes will lead to cuts of £200million per year, with job losses of up to 1,000 expected over the next few years.“This is our moment to build a digital-first BBC. Something genuinely new, a Reithian organisation for the digital age, a positive force for the UK and the world,” said director-general Tim Davie.“Independent, impartial, constantly innovating and serving all.

Kirstie Allsopp stood by Amanda Holden today after the Britain’s Got Talent star defended her during the live show. Amanda claimed she “loved” the Location, Location, Location star after impressionist comedian Suzi Wild made a joke about Kirstie relying on a “trust fund”.Kirstie, 50, said she “adores” Amanda in view of her 427,800 Twitter followers.The Channel 4 star was the subject of a few jokes earlier this evening when Britain’s Got Talent’s Suzi did a comedic impression of her during the show. Following the impression, that included references to a “trust fund” and the idea of Kirstie “throwing away diamonds”, Amanda defended her friend live on TV.Much to fellow judge Simon Cowell’s shock, Amanda insisted she “loved” Kirstie while she was giving feedback to Suzi. “I adore @AmandaHolden always have, she’s gusty, funny and, it turns out loyal,” Kirstie penned.“I gather some of the silly lies printed, but then deleted, by the ST & @thetimes are perhaps being repeated by a @BGT act? “I will look into this tomorrow,” she concluded firmly, referencing an earlier public disagreement she’d had with the aforementioned publications.The piece in question claimed Kirstie was enraged by young people saying they could not afford to buy a home, despite the presenter coming from a middle class background herself.  However, Kirstie subsequently received an apology from the paper for misquoting her about young people being able to get on the property ladder.Nevertheless, it appears the story stuck in the mind of comedian Suzi, who joked about Kirstie’s “privileged” outlook on ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent this evening. Pretending to be Lorraine Kelly, Suzi began: “Oh this is a good one, right.

Steve Dymond’s fiancée has revealed she’s had her tattoo of Jeremy Kyle’s signature covered up. Jane Callaghan, 52, was a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show with Steve in 2019.Their appearance on the show was for Steve to take a lie detector test in order to prove he hadn’t been cheating on her. Steve tragically took his own life following his appearance on the show, during which he failed the test, but at the time, Jane didn’t blame the show for his death.

Amanda Holden sent fans wild on Monday with her outfit for the Britain’s Got Talent 2022 semi-finals. The judge, 51, looked sensational in a strapless gold sequinned gown with a thigh-high split and corset-style top. Amanda accessorised the ensemble with a collection of gold jewellery, including statement earrings and matching bracelets.The star, who sits with Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams on the panel, styled her blonde locks into a wavy sweptback hairdo and added a slick of glamorous makeup.

Jeff Gladney, Arizona Cardinals cornerback and a former first-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings, died Monday at the age of 25. Gladney's agent, Brian Overstreet, confirmed the news to the , following a car accident in Dallas.Gladney's fatal accident occurred around 2:30 a.m.

most-streamed song on iTunes thanks to its being prominently featured in the first episode of the new “Stranger Things” season.In the show, the track is used to underscore the storyline of Max Mayfield (Sadie Sink) as she struggles to reconcile the complicated death of her brother, Billy, who was possessed by an evil force during Season 3.The ’80s-inspired horror series just dropped it’s highly-anticipated fourth season on Netflix over the holiday weekend.The premiere of Season 4 sees an angsty Max listening to the British musician on her portable cassette player as she avoids her concerned friends and counselors in the halls of Hawkins High School. Following its 1985 debut, “Running Up That Hill” peaked at No.

Britain's Got Talent fans think they have worked out The Witch's identity during Monday's live semi-finals. The mystery contestant, who was later sent home, left judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams terrified during their performance.

Emmerdale and Coronation Street fans were left irritated with ITV after their favourite soaps had yet another schedule changed, just months after they were allocated new timeslots.There are set to be fewer episodes in the coming week but Emmerdale is due to return to its previous slot of 7pm for this week, much to some fan’s delight.Coronation Street have recently decided to bump their episodes up to an hour, but they will return to 30 minute episodes throughout the week and air at 7:30pm.The overhaul, which is being put in place due to the Britain’s Got Talent semi-finals, will result in a huge clash between the ITV soaps and BBC’s EastEnders.Emmerdale and Corrie will clash with ‘Enders on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday due to the change.The official Emmerdale Twitter account tweeted: “Don’t forget, we are on at 7pm all this week! A sneak peek at tonight’s drama,” and included a teaser trailer of the upcoming episode.However, fans took the opportunity to speak their minds and replied to the tweet with their thoughts on the new scheduling.One wrote: “The verdict is in. People like the 7pm tim slot for Emmerdale, We’ve tried one hour and half of news and it doesn’t work.”Another commented: “The way it should be.

Kylie Jenner has shared a rare picture of her newborn son playing with his sister Stormi as fans still await a name announcement for the three-month-old tot.The reality star shared the photo of her two children with rapper Travis Scott on her Instagram story after keeping the newest arrival away from the public away since giving birth in FebruaryThe children's faces are obscured in the adorable pic, which focuses on their tiny feet next to each other as Stormi, 4, stands by the baby boy's green jumperoo."I made these little feet," the mum-of-two wrote alongside the photo.The makeup mogul and Sicko Mode rapper have kept their son private since his birth, but have shared a handful of photos of the newborn with his face obscured.On Easter, Kylie, 24, posted a pic of the baby with is dad as well as a snap of the child's stylish new Baby Dior outfit.Last week Kylie's sister Khloe Kardashian admitted she was a driving force behind the youngster's original name choice.Speaking on an episode of the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, Khloe, 37, revealed: "She said she wanted a list of names."I gave a list of names. And I don't know if she said only W names.

Johnny Depp jetted over to the UK for a surprise gig in Sheffield as he joined his longtime friend and music collaborator Jeff Beck on-stage as a special guest. The Hollywood A-Lister and fan-favourite actor shocked his fans when he strolled onto the stage dressed in a much-less formal get-up after six weeks being filmed in the Fairfax County, Virginia courthouse.

It's A Sin star Olly Alexander was showcasing a very different look as he walked the red carpet at the BAFTAs on Sunday.The actor, 31, played the role of Ritchie Tozer on the acclaimed Channel 4 drama, which followed the lives of a group of friends during the AIDs crisis in the 1980s. Usually sporting a short red haircut and dark brows, Olly surprised the red carpet when he arrived with bleached brows and a short hairstyle with shaved stripes into it.The star also wowed with his outfit, wearing a long black cape dress along with fitted black trousers and a pair of chunky platform boots.

BAFTA viewers were left furious this evening as It’s A Sin was completely snubbed despite leading the nominations. The hit Channel 4 series received seven nods – but failed to secure an award in what is the biggest shock of the evening.

2022 BAFTA TV Awards viewers were left confused on Sunday after the show appeared to be experiencing some sound issues. Show watchers took to social media after the sound appeared to cut out several times during nomination clips, with it being unclear whether it was a technical issue or a deliberate sound cut due to swearing or pre-watershed content.

BAFTAs host Richard Ayoade joked that he only did the hosting job for "money" as he opened the show.The IT Crowd star, 44, spoke today (Sunday, May 8) as he took to the stage to kick off proceedings with a funny speech.Richard also joked that he "doesn't care" who won any of the night's awards and also said that "stars don't trust me".The ceremony marked a return to a full glitz and glamour in-person event, after the awards were disrupted for two years by the pandemic.Comedian, presenter and Richard hosted the event, which celebrated the depth of talent across Britain's TV industry, for the third consecutive year.However, he also joked that this would be his last time hosting the show.Presenters at the star-studded ceremony included Michelle Keegan, Sex Education's Aimee Lou Wood, Giovanni Pernice, Lee Mack, Lorraine Kelly, Martin Freeman, Rochelle Humes, Rose Ayling-Ellis, Suranne Jones, Susanna Reid, Tom Daley and Oscar-winning actress Olivia Coleman.Mocking the back-slapping nature of awards ceremonies, Richard cheekily added: "Nobody works harder than stars. Other than people in other professions."Channel 4's AIDS drama It's A Sin led the nomination pack, with an impressive 11 nods, including one for lead actor Olly Alexander.Richard's first TV BAFTA ceremony, held in July 2020, was a virtual ceremony due to the pandemic, with many praising Richard's hosting as "perfect".The ceremony was held behind closed doors, with its celebrities accepting awards via video link, and no audience in sight, except for six presenters in the studio.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.

Channel 4’s lauded drama It’s a Sin missed out in several major categories at the BAFTA TV Awards this evening, as the BBC and ITV came out as the big winners. 

Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor and Charlie de Melo looked glamorous ahead of the BAFTA ceremony on Sunday evening, where Corrie received a nomination for Best Soap. Sally, 58, and Charlie, 32, posed for an adorable photo on the official Corrie Instagram ahead of the ceremony at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

Michelle Keegan has wowed the crowds today (Sunday 8th May) outside London's Royal Festival Hall as she arrived for the 2022 TV BAFTAS ceremony. The former Coronation Street star wore a pink asymmetric satin gown which is split to the thigh.

It's a Sin only aired its finale a few years ago but since then it has become an iconic piece of media in the LGBTQ+ space.The show portrayed the lives of a group of gay men living in the UK at the turn of the millennium when the country was experiencing what the media called a HIV/AIDS crisis. It was nominated for many awards, including the British Academy Television Awards, and had a significant cultural impact for many viewers. Furthermore, it was a debut for many of the young actors involved and brought them directly into the limelight We have broken down where a lot of the iconic actors in It's a Sin are now since the show aired its emotional finale.

Former Years & Years star Olly Alexander lives a colourful life in front of the camera from luxe parties to award-winning performances. In January 2021, he put on an incredible performance for BBC show It's A Sin as character Ritchie Tozer, which bagged him a BAFTA nomination.The show immediately won over its viewers for its impeccable cast and storytelling and true live portrayal of Russell Davies. Olly, 30, enjoys his success away from the camera and in the comfort of his stylish east London home – decorated to perfection.The handsome singer has often shared small glimpses of his chic London apartment in snippets with his 780,000+ followers.

It's A Sin broke new ground as a British show telling the story of a group of young gay men living their lives during the so-called AIDS/HIV crisis that swept the country in the 80s/90s. Filling a much-needed space in LGBTQ+ media, its dramatic and emotional story captured the hearts of many viewers which was helped in most part by its stellar cast which included the likes of Years & Years singer Olly Alexander.

Maria Menounos looked sensational on Wednesday evening at the after party for the Netflix show The Pentaverate which took place at Liaison in Los Angeles.The TV host wore a skintight neon lime green mini dress that had an off the shoulder look and a very short hem.This comes five years after the 43-year-old brunette beauty was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Nice shape:Maria Menounos looked sensational on Wednesday evening at the after party for the Netflix show The Pentaverate which took place at Liaison in Los AngelesThe star pulled back her hair to show off her tanned shoulders in the little knot dress.And she added large diamond earrings for some bling.Also at the event wereTony Hernandez, Tim Kirby, Ken Jeong, Keegan-Michael Key, Mike Myers, Debi Mazar, Richard McCabe and Lydia West.The miniseries created by Myers is about a Canadian journalist tries to uncover the truth about a society of five men who have controlled the world since 1347 TheSirius XM host revealed in July 2017 that she had a mass the size of a golf ball and that she'd undergone surgery to remove it.In an appearance on Fox News Radio, Menounos said she was experiencing symptoms like headaches and blurry vision, but she brushed them aside - particularly because she was channeling all her energy into caring for her mother, who had stage 4 brain cancer.'I wasn't listening to my body.