The 2001 Bafta award winners

BBC One's Clocking Off won the best drama award.

Winners of the British Academy Television Awards, held at London's Grosvenor House hotel on 13 May.

Best Actress: Judi Dench for Last of the Blonde Bombshells (BBC One)

Best Actor: Michael Gambon for Longitude (Channel 4)

Best Entertainment Performance: Graham Norton for So Graham Norton (Channel 4)

Best Comedy Performance: Sacha Baron Cohen for Da Ali G Show (Channel 4)

Richard Dimbleby Award for Best Presenter (Factual, Features and News): Louis Theroux for Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends (BBC Two)

Best Single Drama: Care (BBC One)

Best Drama Series: Clocking Off (BBC One)

Best Drama Serial: Longitude (Channel 4)

Best Soap: Emmerdale (ITV)

Best Factual Series or Strand: Britain at War in Colour (ITV)

Flaherty Documentary: 100% White - True Stories (Channel 4)

Best Features: The Naked Chef (BBC Two)

The Huw Weldon Award for Specialised Programme or Series (Arts, History, Religion and Science): Howard Goodall's Big Bangs (Channel 4)

Best Sport: Sydney Olympics 2000 (BBC One/Two)

Best News and Current Affairs Journalism: Out of Africa (Channel 4)

Best Innovation: Big Brother (Channel 4)

Best Entertainment Programme or Series: So Graham Norton (Channel 4)

Situation Comedy Award: Black Books (Channel 4)

Best Comedy Programme or Series: Da Ali G Show (Channel 4)

Lew Grade Audience Award: Inspector Morse

Alan Clarke Award for Outstanding Personal Contribution to TV: Ruth Caleb

Dennis Potter Writers Award: Lynda La Plante

Academy Fellowship: John Thaw

There were special awards for Patrick Moore and Coronation Street (ITV).