BAFTAs for Harry Hill, Gavin & Stacey, Fonejacker

Harry Hill's TV Burp, Gavin and Stacey, Peep Show and Fonejacker shared the six main comedy prizes at the 2008 British Academy Television Awards.

We have listed the relivant nominations below, with the winners shown in red...

Comedy Programme
THE ARMSTRONG & MILLER SHOW (BBC One) FONEJACKER (Channel 4)
RUSSELL BRAND'S PONDERLAND (Channel 4)
STAR STORIES (Channel 4)

Situation Comedy
BENIDORM (ITV1)
THE IT CROWD (Channel 4) PEEP SHOW (Channel 4)
THE THICK OF IT (BBC Four)

Entertainment Programme
BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT (ITV1) HARRY HILL'S TV BURP (ITV1)
HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU (BBC One)
STRICTLY COME DANCING (BBC One)

Comedy Performance
PETER CAPALDI - The Thick of It JAMES CORDEN - Gavin and Stacey
STEPHEN MERCHANT - Extras Christmas Special
DAVID MITCHELL - Peep Show

Entertainment Performance
SIMON AMSTELL - Never Mind The Buzzcocks
ALAN CARR & JUSTIN LEE COLLINS - The Friday Night Project
STEPHEN FRY - QI HARRY HILL - Harry Hill's TV Burp

Sky+ Audience Award
THE APPRENTICE
ANDREW MARR'S HISTORY OF MODERN BRITAIN
BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT
CRANFORD GAVIN & STACEY
STRICTLY COME DANCING

Picking up the prize for Best Comedy Performance, James Corden thanked Gavin & Stacey co-writer Ruth Jones, who also plays Nessa in the show. He said: "She is not just the greatest writer and actress, she is the best friend anyone could hope for and is as much Smithy as I am, and I share this with her".

On accepting the audience award, Jones said she was "absolutely gobsmacked". She added: "We didn't think at all that we were going to win this. Gavin and Stacey really seems to have been taken into people's hearts and we're really thrilled about it."

Incidently the second series of Gavin and Stacey finished tonight on BBC Three. Talking on the red carpet at the start of the evening Corden said he and Jones were working on a Christmas special, but they did not yet know if a third series would be made. He said: "We can only really make a third series if we think it's going to be better than the first two. We only really want to make one if we know we have got a story that's worth telling."