The full list of winners of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts TV awards, held at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London on 21 April 2002.

Comedy Performance - Ricky Gervais (The Office, BBC Two)

Situation Comedy - The Office (BBC Two)

Entertainment programme or series - Pop Idol (ITV1)

Entertainment performance - Graham Norton (So Graham Norton, Channel 4)

Best Actor - Michael Gambon (Perfect Strangers, BBC Two)

Best Actress - Julie Walters (My Beautiful Son, ITV1)

Drama Series - Cold Feet (ITV1)

Drama Serial - The Way We Live Now (BBC One)

Single Drama - When I was 12 (BBC Two )

Richard Dimbleby Award for Best Presenter - Louis Theroux (When Louis Met, BBC Two)

Features - Faking It (Channel 4)

Innovation - Double Take (BBC Two)

Soap - EastEnders (BBC One)

Comedy Programme or Series - The Sketch Show (ITV1)

News - September 11 (Sky News)

Current Affairs - Beneath the Veil (Channel 4)

Sport - Channel 4 Cricket

Huw Wheldon Award for Specialist Factual - Arena: The Private Dirk Bogarde (BBC Two)

Factual series or strand - Horizon (BBC Two)

Flaherty Documentary - Kelly and Her Sisters (ITV1)

Academy Fellowship - Andrew Davies

Dennis Potter Award - Stephen Poliakoff

Alan Clark Award for Outstanding Creative Contribution to Television - Verity Lambert

Special Award - Murray Walker

Lew Grade Audience Award - Buried Treasure (ITV1)