TV Baftas 2013 winners: Olivia Colman scoops two gongs plus see full list of triumphant stars

TV Baftas 2013 winners: Olivia Colman scoops two gongs plus see full list of triumphant stars

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Actress Olivia Colman won two TV Baftas at tonight's star-studded awards ceremony.

The popular Broadchurch star won her first gong - best supporting actress - for her role as mother of a murdered son in the gritty BBC drama Accused.

Colman then went on to scoop a second award - best female in a comedy - for her role in BBC Olympics satire Twenty Twelve.

Accepting her first award, she said: "Turns out it does mean a lot...and I'm not going to cry."

Olivia Coleman poses with her awards in front of the winners boards at the BAFTA TV Awards 2013

Colman, who beat three other actresses to the comedy award including Twenty Twelve co-star Jessica Hynes, said: "I'm not even the funniest one in our own programme."

Speaking backstage, she said she was "thinking there has been a mistake'' after winning her second award.

She joked: "I'm a bit doomed now, I'm never going to work again."

She said her appeal was down to people thinking she was "safe" adding: "I'm never going to take anyone's husband."

She said Hollywood had not come calling, but said she would be happy to go if it did saying: "Of course, it's warm and I think they pay better."

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For superb TV Bafta facts, check out the brilliant - and huge - infographic toward the bottom of the page.

Here are the winners in full:

Leading Actor

• Ben Whishaw - R ichard II (The Hollow Crown)

Leading Actress

• Sheridan Smith - Mrs Biggs

Supporting Actor

• Simon Russell Beale - Henry IV Part 2 (The Hollow Crown)

Supporting Actress

• Olivia Colman - Accused (Mo's Story)

Entertainment Programme

• Graham Norton for The Graham Norton Show

Entertainment Performance

• Alan Carr - Alan Carr: Chatty Man

Female Performance in a Comedy Programme

• Olivia Colman for Twenty Twelve

Male Performance in a Comedy Programme

• Steve Coogan for Welcome To The Places Of My Life

Single Drama

• Murder

Mini-Series

• Room At The Top

Drama Series

• Last Tango In Halifax

Soap and Continuing Drama

• EastEnders

International

• Girls

Factual Series

• Our War

Specialist Factual

• All In The Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry

Single Documentary

• 7/7: One Day In London

Features

• The Great British Bake Off

Reality and Constructed Factual

• Made In Chelsea

Current Affairs

• The Shame Of The Catholic Church (This World)

News Coverage

• Hillsborough - The Truth At Last (Granada Reports)

Sport and Live Event

• The London 2012 Paralympic Games

Comedy Programme

• The Revolution Will Be Televised

Situation Comedy

• Twenty Twelve

Radio Times Audience Award (voted for by members of the public)

• Game of Thrones

Special award

• Clare Balding