Sarah Lancashire won the Leading Actress Award for her iconic role as Sergeant Catherine Cawood in BBC drama Happy Valley.
The crowd roared as Sarah Lancashire won leading actress for Happy Valley The Bafta Television Awards 2024 is over for another year and it made for a starry Sunday at the Royal Festival Hall, hosted by comedians Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett. British dramas Happy Valley, Top Boy and The Sixth Commandment were the big winners of the evening.
Despite the drama unfolding after Baby Reindeer’s release – with the ‘real Martha’ stepping forward and threatening to take legal action – the stars looked happy and united enough as they walked into the London venue alongside the biggest British TV stars of the moment. Airing just 24 hours after the eventful Eurovision Song Contest 2024, The Crown and Black Mirror were up for eight and seven nominations respectively, with the results now in.
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