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Daily Record
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Ant and Dec dealt huge triple blow at TRIC Awards 2025 as winners revealed in full
The TRIC Awards 2025 was held in London last night but it was not a successful night for the Geordie presenting duo. The TRIC Awards made a comeback on Tuesday evening with Britain's biggest TV stars arriving at Grosvenor House in London for the red carpet event. The star studded event was hosted by TRIC President Dan Walker and the audience were also treated to a performance by Magic Radio's Lemar. While it was an excellent night celebrating the success of some of the biggest names in showbiz, there were two people who were dealt a huge blow on the evening after they were snubbed for multiple awards which were decided on by the UK public. Presenting duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are used to winning awards thanks to their wit and hilarious friendship. However, this year the beloved hosts were snubbed from the Entertainment, Gameshow, and TV Personality categories. Ant and Dec had been nominated for I'm A Celebrity.. Get Me Out Of Here! in the Entertainment category and Limitless Win in the game show category, the Mirror reports. They pair also lost out to Bradley Walsh in the TV Personality category. Here is the winner's list in full... OK! Daytime sponsored by AEG A Place in the Sun (WINNER) Escape to the Country Richard Osman's House of Games This Morning Drama sponsored by LG All Creatures Great and Small Baby Reindeer Bridgerton Call the Midwife (WINNER) Entertainment sponsored by TiVo Clarkson's Farm (WINNER) Gavin & Stacey I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! The Traitors Factual sponsored by Gekko 24 Hours in Police Custody (WINNER) Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams on Tour The Martin Lewis Money Show The Repair Shop Food sponsored by Miele Great British Menu James Martin's Saturday Morning MasterChef The Great British Bake Off (WINNER) Game Show sponsored by Service Box Ant & Dec's Limitless Win Michael McIntyre's The Wheel The 1% Club (WINNER) The Chase Live Sport sponsored by Euronics 2025 PDC World Darts Championships Formula 1 British Grand Prix Six Nations Rugby (WINNER) Wimbledon News sponsored by Simplestream News Presenter sponsored by Sony Charlie Peters (WINNER) Dan Walker Fiona Bruce Susanna Reid Podcast sponsored by Ice Blue Sky Begin Again with Davina McCall Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed Staying Relevant (WINNER) That Peter Crouch Podcast Radio Presenter sponsored by DTS Ally McCoist Jordan North (WINNER) Simon Mayo Vernon Kay Radio Show sponsored by Rayo Capital Breakfast with Jordan North, Chris Stark & Sian Welby Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden (WINNER) Rylan on Saturday White & Jordan Soap of the Year sponsored by Castelan Casualty Coronation Street EastEnders (WINNER) Emmerdale Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here an d get the latest news sent straight to your messages Soap Actor sponsored by Reg&Partners Barney Walsh (Cameron Mickelthwaite) Casualty Beth Cordingly (Ruby Fox-Milligan) Emmerdale Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt) Coronation Street Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell) EastEnders (WINNER) Social Media Broadcaster sponsored by Sky Eddie Hall (The Beast) LadBaby (WINNER) Rob Beckett Stacey Solomon TV Personality sponsored by Sharp Alison Hammond Ant & Dec Bradley Walsh (WINNER) Martin Lewis
Daily Mirror
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
TRIC Awards 2025 winners in full as Ant and Dec hit with triple blow
The TRIC Awards have returned with the likes of Bradley Walsh, Ant and Dec, Pete Wicks and Sam Thompson's podcast and more nominated for awards The TRIC Awards returned on Tuesday night with the UK's favourite big names arriving at Grosvenor House in London to eagerly await the results of their nominations. The lavish event was hosted by TRIC President Dan Walker and the audience were even treated to a performance by Magic Radio's Lemar. While it was a night of excitement, two people were dealt a huge blow as they missed out on several awards voted for by the British Public. Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are used to winning awards thanks to being a fan-favourite with their wit and charisma. However, they were snubbed from the Entertainment, Gameshow, and TV Personality categories. Ant and Dec were nominated for I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in the Entertainment category and Limitless Win in the gameshow category. They also lost to Bradley Walsh in the TV Personality category. Here is the winner's list in full... A Place in the Sun (WINNER) Escape to the Country Richard Osman's House of Games This Morning Drama sponsored by LG All Creatures Great and Small Baby Reindeer Bridgerton Call the Midwife (WINNER) Entertainment sponsored by TiVo Clarkson's Farm (WINNER) Gavin & Stacey I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! The Traitors Factual sponsored by Gekko 24 Hours in Police Custody (WINNER) Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams on Tour The Martin Lewis Money Show The Repair Shop Food sponsored by Miele Great British Menu James Martin's Saturday Morning MasterChef The Great British Bake Off (WINNER) Game Show sponsored by Service Box Ant & Dec's Limitless Win Michael McIntyre's The Wheel The 1% Club (WINNER) The Chase Live Sport sponsored by Euronics 2025 PDC World Darts Championships Formula 1 British Grand Prix Six Nations Rugby (WINNER) Wimbledon News sponsored by Simplestream BBC News at Six GB News Breakfast (WINNER) Good Morning Britain ITV Evening News News Presenter sponsored by Sony Charlie Peters (WINNER) Dan Walker Fiona Bruce Susanna Reid Podcast sponsored by Ice Blue Sky Begin Again with Davina McCall Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed Staying Relevant (WINNER) That Peter Crouch Podcast Radio Presenter sponsored by DTS Ally McCoist Jordan North (WINNER) Simon Mayo Vernon Kay Radio Show sponsored by Rayo Capital Breakfast with Jordan North, Chris Stark & Sian Welby Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden (WINNER) Rylan on Saturday White & Jordan Soap of the Year sponsored by Castelan Casualty Coronation Street EastEnders (WINNER) Emmerdale Soap Actor sponsored by Reg&Partners Barney Walsh (Cameron Mickelthwaite) Casualty Beth Cordingly (Ruby Fox-Milligan) Emmerdale Jack P. Shepherd (David Platt) Coronation Street Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell) EastEnders (WINNER) Social Media Broadcaster sponsored by Sky Eddie Hall (The Beast) LadBaby (WINNER) Rob Beckett Stacey Solomon TV Personality sponsored by Sharp Alison Hammond Ant & Dec Bradley Walsh (WINNER) Martin Lewis TRIC Special Award sponsored by DG
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Hunted' Finds New Homes; India-Japan Anime Pact; ‘Limitless Win' Renewed; Irish Shows Sell In Europe; Studio 99 Production Chief
'Hunted' Finds Homes In Sweden, Belgium & Botswana Civilians and celebrities will go on the run in Sweden, French-speaking Belgium and Botswana. Banijay Entertainment has struck deals placing adrenaline-fuelled reality series Hunted in the countries, taking the UK format's total global rollout to 12 territories. In Sweden, Banijay-owned Meter/Jorowskij will produce a version for Kanal 5 and Max, while Banijay Belgium is producing the Belgian version for RTL-TVI. In Botswana, Banijay Rights' local partner Botswana Ignite. The series sees contestants become fugitives attempting to evade elite trackers to win a cash prize. More from Deadline 'Derry Girls' Star Louisa Harland & Debi Mazar Cast In TV Adaptation Of Marian Keyes' 'The Walsh Sisters' Crunchyroll Unveils 'Ghost of Tsushima' Video Game Adaptation, Plans New Manga App As Add-On For Subscribers Marian Keyes' Walsh Sisters Coming To TV; Ireland's RTÉ Orders Drama Based On Popular Novels & BBC Gets On Board Toonz Media Group Strikes Anime Deal With 1st Place Indian animation giant Toonz Media Group has struck a deal with Japanese IP developer 1st Place to create anime projects at cost-effective prices and combat an emerging talent drought. The pair will work together to attract global entertainment companies searching for production solutions for their anime and 3D CGI projects. Japan's long-standing anime biz has been experiencing a global boom, with the likes of Netflix and Prime Video pushing into the genre in a big way as international demand grows. However, studios are struggling to meet demand, and the Toonz-1st Place pact has been struck partly to combat the issue. 'There is already a significant takent shortage in Japan for anime production,' said Ms Kumiko, founder and President of 1st Place. 'This strategic partnership with Toonz will help us bridge that gap by expanding our production capability and ensuring we can create more anime TV series and movies without compromising on quality.' For Toonz, whose track record includes work on Wolverine and X-Men films at Marvel, the deal positions it as a key player in international anime production. ITV Goes Big On 'Ant & Dec's Limitless Win' ITV is going big on Limitless Win. The network has put in a supercharged order for two more seasons and two Christmas specials of the Ant and Dec series. It will now run until late 2027. Created by Hello Dolly and co-developed by Hello Dolly and Mitre Studios, Ant & Dec's Limitless Win sees the world's first never-ending money ladder – with no upper limit to the potential top prize. Katie Rawcliffe, Director of Entertainment & Daytime Commissioning ITV, said: 'The show has established itself as a firm favourite amongst audiences and a staple in the ITV entertainment calendar.' In related news, ITV has commissioned Fern Britton: Inside the Vet's, a six-part series that follows the work of a busy team of vets. Show comes from Love Monday TV and was part advertiser-funded, with All3Media International handling international sales. BBC, Arte & RAI Among Buyers At RTÉ Irish shows from RTÉ Programme Sales have shopped across Europe. One-hour doc Birdsong, which follows ornithologist Seán Ronayne's unique mission to record the call of every one of the 200 bird species in Ireland, has gone to Arte in France and Germany and BBC4 in the UK. It comes from True Films and recently had its North American premiere at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula. RAI in Italy and YLE in Finland have swooped for The Cable That Changed the World, a Tyrone FIlms and Create One co-production for RTÉ about the first transatlantic communications cable to traverse the ocean floor, from Valentia Island, Ireland to Newfoundland, Canada, 165 years ago. Finally, BBC Northern Ireland and iPlayer has snapped up 18-comedy series Hardy Bucks, which follows the exploits of a group of 20-something slacker lads living in a small fictional town in Ireland. David Beckham's Studio 99 Adds Production Chief Studio 99, the production company founded by David Beckham, has hired Jessica Ludgrove as VP of Production. Reporting into President Nicola Howson, she joins with immediate effect and will oversee the development slate and production output for the producer. Ludgrove has worked in TV and film over two decades in the industry, working as VP, Development at Universal Pictures Content Group, where she developed Love and Rage: Munroe Bergdorf, and Head of Production at Passion Pictures, managing a slate that included The Rescue, Alex Ferguson: Never Give In and Andy Murray: Resurfacing. Studio 99 is part of Authentic Studios, which also houses Shaquille O'Neal's Jersey Legends. Best of Deadline 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery 2025-26 Awards Season Calendar: Dates For Tonys, Emmys, Oscars & More 2025 TV Cancellations: Photo Gallery
