Maisie Smith, 21, looked sensational as she posed in a red dress on New York's Broadway in pictures shared on Instagram on Sunday.

The Chicken Shop Date creator, 29, dazzled in the eye-catching ensemble while interviewing stars as they came off stage, as part of the BBC One broadcast.

Sir Mo Farah, 40, was in good spirits as he posed alongside wife Tania with his BAFTA TV Award at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday.

The actress, 53, looked sensational in a sheer black cape dress featuring a crystal-embellished front panel as she posed outside the Royal Festival Hall.

The actress, 37, best known for writing and starring in BBC mockumentary This Country, wore a floor length pastel pink dress with a white fur trimming.

Laura Whitmore, 38, ensured she caught the eye as she DJed in a see-through gold top at the 2023 BAFTA Television Awards after party in London on Sunday.

Having enjoyed a resurgence in fame following the release of Netflix's Wednesday, the fictional character couldn't resist coming along to the prestigious ceremony.

The presenters shared a sweet embrace as they joined a slew of other guests at the meal after the ceremony in London's Royal Festival Hall.

The pair joined a star-studded guest list for the ceremony, which saw Joel's series The Masked Singer earn a surprise win for Entertainment Programme.

The Goodness Gracious Me star, 61, started her acceptance speech by sticking her glittering Bindi on her face-shaped trophy at the Royal Festival Hall in London.

Hours after a new trailer debuted for the much-anticipated specials, the pair presented the Features Award at the star-studded ceremony.

The great and good of the UK showbiz world descended on the red carpet ahead of Sunday night's TV BAFTAs.

Kate Winslet picked up the award for best leading actress, while Ben Whishaw won best leading actor. Casualty claimed best soap, beating the likes of EastEnders and last year's winner Coronation Street - who were not nominated.

BAFTA has announced the winners of the BAFTA Television Awards with Bad Sisters, Derry Girls, I Am Ruth and The Traitors each winning two.

Famous faces flocked to the red carpet on Sunday to celebrate the best in TV

'We are about to get fired' quipped Simon Cowell

Home audiences began scratching their heads when the ITV talent show beat the popular variety programme fronted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.

British talent Ben Whishaw and Kate Winslet have won the top acting prizes at the Bafta TV awards ceremony at Royal Festival Hall on Sunday evening.