BBC
wins eight out of 16 Broadcast Awards 2003
The
BBC dominated this week's Broadcast Awards, taking home eight out
of 16 awards including best comedy show for The Office and
best news programme for the Ten O'Clock News.
The
BBC winners in full are:
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Best
News Programme
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BBC
Ten O'Clock News
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BBC
ONE
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Best
Comedy Programme
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The
Office
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BBC
TWO
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Best
Documentary Programme
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9/11
- A Firefighters Story
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BBC
ONE
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Best
Documentary Series
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The
Century of the Self
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BBC
TWO
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Best
Popular Factual Programme or Series
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What
Not to Wear
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BBC
TWO
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Best
Sports Programme
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Winter
Olympics - Women's Curling Final
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BBC
TWO
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Best
Drama One Off
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Out
of Control
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BBC
ONE
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Best
Drama Series or Serial
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Spooks
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BBC
ONE
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In addition, the International Programme Sales Award went to Changing
Rooms (BBC ONE)
The
concert staged for HM The Queen's Jubilee celebration, Party at
the Palace, was highly commended in the best light entertainment
category, while BBC ONE's Cutting It was highly commended in the
best drama series category.
Test
the Nation - National IQ Test (BBC ONE), hosted by Anne Robinson
and Phillip Schofield, was highly commended in the best use of new
media category, and BBC ONE's landmark series Blue Planet was highly
commended in the international programme sales award.
Finally,
there were further commendations for BBC TWO's League of Gentlemen
in the best comedy programme category and the nail biting World
Cup match England v Argentina for best sports programme.
All the
BBC's digital services are now available on Freeview,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the BBC's eight television channels, as well as six BBC radio
networks.
BBC
THREE will become available when it goes on air on 9 February 2003.
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