2013 Bafta television awards: the winners in pictures

Olivia Colman on stage at the awards ceremony. She won the best female in a comedy award for her role in BBC2's Olympics spoof Twenty Twelve and the supporting actress prize for BBC1 drama Accused Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Gwendolin Christie and Charles Dance, who star in Game of Thrones, which won the Radio Times audience award Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Graham Norton not only presented the awards ceremony, but also won the entertainment programme prize for The Graham Norton Show Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Cast members from Made In Chelsea, which won the reality and constructed factual prize Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Grayson Perry holds his Bafta award, which he won in the specialist factual category for All In The Best Possible Taste Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Shane Richie and Eastenders Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Ben Whishaw accepts his leading actor Bafta, which he won for his role in Richard II (The Hollow Crown) Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Matt LeBlanc and Stephen Mangan present Alan Carr with his performance in an entertainment programme award Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Michael Palin, who won the Bafta fellowship award Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Olivia Colman receives her first Bafta of the night Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Anne Reid accepts the award for best drama series for Last Tango In Halifax Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features

Hugh Bonneville, star of Twenty Twelve, which won the best sitcom prize Photograph: Stephen Butler/Rex Features