Netflix's acclaimed drama series 'Adolescence' dominated the Bafta TV Awards, winning the award for best limited drama. Stephen Graham, who co-created the series, received the best leading actor award, marking his ninth nomination. Owen Cooper, recognized for his role as Jamie Miller, won best supporting actor, while Christine Tremarco was awarded best supporting actress. The awards also highlighted 'Gaza: Doctors Under Attack', which won in the current affairs category, amid controversy over the BBC's decision to drop the film due to impartiality concerns. Other notable winners included Narges Rashidi for her portrayal in 'Prisoner 951', and Channel 4 for its news coverage of the Israel-Iran war. The event underscored the importance of storytelling in addressing significant social issues, with various documentaries and dramas reflecting on real-world events.