And on the print side, it was the British Press Awards this week, the once raucus awards bash for journalism types, which seems to be a lot more civilised affair these days. Well done one and all for winning these here gongs.
Newspaper Of The Year: Financial Times
Journalist Of The Year: Andrew Gilligan, London Evening Standard
International Journalist Of The Year: Emadeddin Baghi, Iran
Reporter Of The Year: Tom Newton Dunn, The Sun
Young Journalist Of The Year: Kate Mansey, Sunday Mirror
Feature Writer Of The Year: AA Gill, Sunday Times
Foreign Reporter Of The Year - Ghaith Abdul-Ahad, The Guardian
Political Journalist Of The Year: Philip Stephens, Financial Times
Showbusiness Reporter Of The Year: Sean Hamilton, Sunday Mirror
Critic Of The Year: Charles Spencer, Daily Telegraph
Business And Finance Journalist Of The Year: Gillian Tett, Financial Times
Interviewer Of The Year: Chrissy Iley, Freelance (Observer Magazine And Sunday Times Magazine)
Columnist Of The Year: Matthew Norman, The Independent
Cartoonist Of The Year: Matt Pritchett, Daily And Sunday Telegraph
Digital Journalist Of The Year: Sean Smith, The Guardian
Sports Journalist Of The Year: Martin Samuel, The Times
Photographer Of The Year: Jeremy Selwyn, Evening Standard
Sports Photographer Of The Year: Andy Hooper, Daily Mail
Scoop Of The Year: Tom Newton Dunn, The Sun, For "Friendly Fire Kills Matty Hull"
The Cudlipp Award: The Sun, Help For Heroes Campaign
Website Of The Year: Guardian.co.uk
Supplement Of The Year: Mail On Sunday You and Live
Campaign Of The Year: Help For Heroes, The Sun (Tom Newton Dunn)
Press Gazette Special Award: Paul Dacre, Daily Mail