The National Television Awards took place last night at The O2 arena in London, drawing a wide array of television personalities and industry figures. The ceremony recognized outstanding achievements across various categories in British television.

Sir David Attenborough, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday, was honored with the Best TV Presenter award, marking a significant milestone in his decades-long broadcasting career. This win ended the long-standing streak held by Ant and Dec, who had secured the award for 23 consecutive years until last year.

Among the other notable winners, actress Vicky McClure was awarded Best Drama Performance for her role in the police series "Trigger Point." McClure attended the event accompanied by her "Line of Duty" co-stars Martin Compston and Adrian Dunbar.

The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award was presented to Michael McIntyre for his work on "The Big Show," recognizing his contribution to entertainment programming.

Several presenters and hosts were also in attendance, with "This Morning" co-hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard appearing together on the red carpet. Deeley wore a floral gown in shades of red and purple, while Shephard opted for a burgundy suit. Additionally, "This Morning" hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond shared a moment on the red carpet ahead of the live broadcast on ITV1.

HolIy Willoughby was one of the standout figures during the evening’s arrivals, wearing a black crystal-embellished gown and showcasing her signature blonde hairstyle. Actress Vicky McClure also chose a sleek black dress, reflecting a similar elegant style.

The awards highlighted a diverse range of talent across drama, entertainment, and presenting, celebrating the accomplishments of figures who continue to shape the UK television landscape.