RTS Programme Awards 2025 Wins

The Royal Television Society has announced the nominations for the RTS Programme Awards 2025, celebrating the best in British television – and we’re thrilled to see so many United Agents clients recognised for their outstanding work across a range of categories.

Winning Projects & Clients

Arts

Mark O’Sullivan’s My Sexual Abuse: The Sitcom 

Children’s Programme

• Quentin Blake’s Box of Treasures (Eagle Eye Production for BBC) – based off the work of Quentin Blake​

Drama Series

• Industry (Bad Wolf for BBC in association with HBO) – Starring Kit Harington, Miriam Petche, Caoilfhionn Dunne, Ojan Genc, Rebecca Harrod, and Justine Mitchell​

Leading Actor – Female

• Anna Maxwell Martin – Until I Kill You (World Productions for ITV1)​

Limited Series and Single Drama

• This Town (Kudos, Nebulastar, co-produced with Mercury Studios, in association with Stigma Films for BBC) – Created, written, and Executive Produced by Steven Knight; Director of Photography: Ben Wheeler BSC; Costume Designer: Molly Emma Rowe; Edited by Tania Reddin (Episode 2); Produced by Charlotte Surtees; Featuring Shyvonne Ahmmad, Simon Paisley Day, Michelle Dockery and David Dawson.

Presenter

• Liz Carr – Better Off Dead? (Burning Bright Productions co-produced with the OU for BBC)​

This year’s Judges’ Award goes to James Corden and Ruth Jones for Gavin & Stacey

• Gavin & Stacey: The Finale (Fulwell 73 Productions, Tidy Productions for BBC) – Co-created, co-written, and starring James Corden; Also starring Mathew Horne, Rob Brydon, Anna Maxwell Martin, and Laura Aikman​

Soap and Continuing Drama

• Casualty (BBC Studios Drama Productions for BBC) – Starring Rod Hallett (@mrrodhallett) and @KelShirl; Directed by Steve Hughes; Written by Toby Walton​

Sports Programme

• Paris 2024 Paralympics (Whisper for Channel 4) – Contributions from George Robinson​