Former Spandau Ballet guitarist and actor Martin Kemp

Rival soap ITV's Coronation Street took three titles in last year's awards, including best soap, but this year managed none.

EastEnders' Steve Owen, played by Martin Kemp, picked up the best soap actor award.

Kemp, who is to leave EastEnders next year for a new contract with ITV, played a key role in the Who Shot Phil Mitchell? storyline this year.

EastEnders fever gripped the nation earlier in the year as viewers were teased and tormented about the identity of Phil Mitchell's would-be assassin.

Big Brother winner Craig picked up the best reality show award

The plot won the best soap storyline award.

This is the first time Coronation Street has not won that award in the ceremony's five-year history.

Natalie Cassidy - aka Sonia Jackson - won the best soap actress prize after a year in which viewers saw her become a teenage mum and give up her baby for adoption.

Big Brother fought off competition from a burgeoning number of reality TV shows. The winner of the first season, Craig Phillips, was on hand to pick up the award.

Bafta-winning host Graham Norton won yet another award for his Channel 4 chat show.

Steve McFadden - Phil Mitchell - starred in the best storyline

David Jason was named best actor for the second year running for his role as grumpy police inspector in ITV's ever-popular A Touch Of Frost.

Other winners were The Royle Family, which won the best comedy show titled for the second year and Ant and Dec's ITV Saturday morning show SM:tv Live, which was named best children's show.

BBC One's Ground Force picked up a third consecutive award as best lifestyle show.

The winners were voted for by readers of TV Quick magazine and the celebrity ceremony was held in aid of the charity Breakthrough Breast Cancer.