RTS JOURNALISM AWARDS: 2021 WINNERS ANNOUNCED
The virtual celebrations were hosted by Mishal Husain, Presenter, BBC Radio 4 and BBC News at Ten.

Chair of the Awards, Simon Bucks, said: "This has been an incredibly challenging year for all journalists and news organisations. Despite the difficulties of covering the Covid-19 pandemic, all the broadcasters who enter these awards have distinguished themselves with some remarkable coverage and every one of the nominees would have been a worthy winner...
"Moreover, many of them were not about the Coronavirus, but a range of other important stories which in any normal year would have dominated the agenda. I congratulate them all. I am also immensely proud that despite all the constraints the RTS has managed to run the Television Journalism Awards so successfully."
The Winners
Network Presenter Of The Year
Winner: Clive Myrie (BBC News)
News Channel Of The Year
Winner: Sky News
Scoop Of The Year
Winner: Free School Meals (BBC Breakfast)
Nations & Regions News
Winner: Coronavirus In London: Who's Hit The Hardest (BBC London)
Nations & Regions Presenter
Winner: Hannah Miller (ITV News Granada)
Current Affairs - International
Winner: The Schools That Chain Boys (BBC News Arabic)
Nation & Regions Current Affairs
Winner: Unequal Force? (BBC London)
Current Affairs - Home
Winner: The Forgotten Frontline (BBC Panorama)
Judges' Award
Winner: Technical Teams
Outstanding Contribution
Winner: John Ryley (Sky News)
Camera Operator Of The Year
Winner: David Mcllveen (BBC News)
News Technology
Winner: The Trump Data Leak (Channel 4 News)
Digital Award
Winner: Need To Know - The 2019 UK General Election Series (Seth Goolnik & Warren Nettleford)
Young Talent Of The Year
Winner: Renata Brito (Video Journalist, The Associated Press)
News Coverage - International
Winner: A Warning From Italy (Sky News)
News Coverage - Home
Winner: Covid UK (Sky News)
Breaking News
Winner: Beirut Blast (Al Jazeera English)
Daily News Programme
Winner: ITV News At Ten (ITV News/ ITN)
Interview Of The Year
Winner: Andrew Marr and The Chinese Ambassador (BBC News)
Specialist Journalist Of The Year
Winner: Nick Martin (Sky News)
Television Journalist Of The Year
Winner: Clive Myrie (BBC News)