Ireland's own Graham Norton was in flying form as he hosted tonight's TV BAFTAs, a ceremony which was frequented by none other than Doctor Who's most infamous foes. Yes, the daleks and the 'slebs were out in force on the red carpet, where the atmosphere wasn't dampened in the slightest by the weather. Oh, and speaking of Graham, he flew the flag for Ireland, scooping the gong for Best Entertainment Programme with The Graham Norton Show.

After a rather tame opening monologue from Mr Norton (the last few jibes more than made up for it though) it was time to get down to business. Last Tango in Halifax was the first winner of the night, scooping the award for Best Drama Series. It was also quite the evening for the cast of Made In Chelsea, who followed in the footsteps of The Only Way Is Essex (the controversial Peoples' Choice winner of years gone by), picking up the TV BAFTA for Reality and Constructed Factual Programme. That's actually a category: We've seen it all now...

Getting back to the err, real talent, Olivia Colman showed the world how to do telly this year, picking up not one, but two BAFTAs for her hard work. The actress nabbed the gong for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama, and Best Female Performance in a Comedy Series. Considering she stole the show in Broadchurch earlier this year, we're not at all surprised. Meanwhile, Ben Whishaw walked away with the gong for Best Male Performance in a Drama, nabbing the nod for his performance in Richard II (The Hollow Crown), while Sheridan Smith confirmed she'd well and truly arrived when she won the female equivalent for Mrs Biggs.

Other winners on the night included Clare Balding who picked up a Special Award for her turn at London 2012, and the incredible Michael Palin who was awarded the BAFTA Fellowship. Lena Dunham continued her world domination, picking up the TV BAFTA for Best International programme for Girls, and when it came to the really important one, the Radio Times Audience Award (voted for by the viewers themselves), Game of Thrones romped home with the prize.

Catch the full list of TV BAFTA winners (including the ones they didn't show on the telly) in full below:

Drama Series: Last Tango in Halifax
Factual Series: Our War
Current Affairs: The Shame of the Catholic Church (This World)
News Coverage: Hillsborough – The Truth at Last (Granada Reports)
Single Drama: Murder
Single Documentary: 7/7: One Day in London
Mini Series: Room at the Top
Sport And Live Events: The London 2012 Paralympic Games
Supporting Actor: Simon Russell Beale (Henry IV Part 2)
Situation Comedy: Twenty Twelve
Supporting Actress: Olivia Colman (Accused)
Entertainment Programme: Graham Norton
Reality And Constructed Factual: Made in Chelsea
Special Award Recipient: Clare Balding
Female Performance In A Comedy Programme: Olivia Colman
Soap and Continuing Drama: EastEnders
Male Performance In A Comedy Programme: Steve Coogan
Radio Times Audience Award: Game of Thrones
Specialist Factual: All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry
International: Girls
Leading Actor: Ben Whishaw
Entertainment Performance: Alan Carr
Leading Actress: Sheridan Smith
Fellowship Recipient: Michael Palin