British television productions have once again proven their world-class status, securing a remarkable haul of awards at this year's International Emmy Awards ceremony.
Major Wins for British Drama and Comedy
The Disney+ series Rivals, adapted from Dame Jilly Cooper's beloved novels, was crowned Best Drama Series, a significant achievement for the streaming platform. In the comedy category, the BBC's Ludwig, starring David Mitchell and Anna Maxwell Martin, took home the prestigious Best Comedy award.
Acting Excellence and Documentary Success
Anna Maxwell Martin achieved a personal triumph, winning the award for Best Performance by an Actress for her powerful role in the ITV true crime mini-series Until I Kill You. The BBC Two documentary Hell Jumper was also recognised, receiving the award for Best Documentary.
A Clean Sweep Across Categories
The British winning streak extended across multiple genres. Other notable UK winners included Apple TV's Fallen for Kids: Live-Action, BBC's Lost Boys & Fairies for TV Movie/Mini-Series, and Channel 4's hard-hitting Dispatches: Kill Zone: Inside Gaza for Current Affairs. This sweeping success underscores the depth and diversity of talent within the UK's television industry, reinforcing its position as a global creative powerhouse.
