We'd like to think that Joanna Lumley is currently quaffing champagne with Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Charlie Brooker and the cast of Emmerdale at the after-show party.
You can scroll down to relive all the night's action.
Before the night draws to a close, Jennifer Saunders presents Joanna Lumley with the prestigious Bafta Fellowhsip.
Joanna Lumley takes to the stage to accept the Academy's highest honour:
Quote Message: We as actors, we're dragged about in golden carriages... we are furnished with words, costumed, made up, we have stunt performers to make us look better. We have people who drive us, who dress us. We have all this.
We as actors, we're dragged about in golden carriages... we are furnished with words, costumed, made up, we have stunt performers to make us look better. We have people who drive us, who dress us. We have all this.
Quote Message: For me this is paradise because I'm here where I wanted to be - I'm in the company that I wish to keep ever since I was young. I wanted to be with people who left race and religion and age and gender and shoe size and things outside the door when they came. People who are in our profession don't have those discriminations.
For me this is paradise because I'm here where I wanted to be - I'm in the company that I wish to keep ever since I was young. I wanted to be with people who left race and religion and age and gender and shoe size and things outside the door when they came. People who are in our profession don't have those discriminations.
Host Sue Perkins introduced the leading actress category by saying the
requirement was "being paid just under the same amount as the leading actor".
The award was presented to Sarah Lancashire by James Nesbitt, who said he was wearing a
badge supporting a campaign called Equal Representation for Actresses.
He said:
Quote Message: For one female role there are three male roles. As the father of two girls, that should change.
For one female role there are three male roles. As the father of two girls, that should change.
The winners and losers
That's it for the competitive awards - so we now know that Happy Valley and Damilola, Our Loved Boy, are the biggest winners with two prizes each in the main categories.
"We love you!" shouts an audience member as Lancashire takes to the stage.
She thanks her co-stars and Happy Valley writer Sally Wainwright, who she describes as "extraordinary"
Paying tribute to one of her fellow nominees, Lancashire adds: "Claire Foy, you have given me the best 10 hours under a duvet I've ever had."
WINNER: Leading actor - Adeel Akhtar - Murdered By My Father
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Benedict Cumberbatch has lost out - with Akhtar picking up the best actor award instead for the one-off drama telling the story of a honour killing.
The other nominees were Babou Ceesay and Robbie Coltrane.
WINNER: Entertainment programme - Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
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"We've already started on next year's series," says Dec. "What a huge lovely cherry on top of the cake."
WINNER: Scripted comedy - People Just Do Nothing
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WINNER: Features - Who Do You Think You Are
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WINNER: Best supporting actress - Wunmi Mosaku - Damilola, Our Loved Boy
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Mosaku won for playing Gloria Taylor, the mother of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor, who was killed in 2000. His family's story was turned into a 90-minute BBC One drama, which has already been named best single drama tonight.
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I want to thank the Taylors for your courage and honesty. I'd like to dedicate this to the memory of Damilola and his mother Gloria.
WINNER: Sport - The Open Production Team
As in golf. This award goes to Sky Sports/European Tour Productions/Sky Sports 1.
WINNER: Supporting actor - Tom Hollander for The Night Manager
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Hollander, who played Hugh Laurie's menacing henchman Corky, was The Night Manager's only nominee.
In his speech, he said filming the programme was "a very happy time".
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Thank you very much, this was a really fun job and a great part and it was a lovely team of people. To be given this at the end of it is a very, very lovely feeling so thanks all the people who voted for me.
Many fans of the show were up in arms that Tom Hiddleston, Olivia Colman and/or Hugh Laurie weren't nominated too - but at least the show's got one award.
The ceremony pauses to pay tribute to some of those we've lost in the past year, including Andrew Sachs, Jean Alexander, Gorden Kaye, Robert Vaughan, Jimmy Perry, Tim Piggott-Smith, Colin Dexter, Liz Smith and Caroline Aherne.
WINNER: Comedy entertainment programme - Charlie Brooker's 2016 Wipe
WINNER: Reality and constructed factual - Muslims Like Us
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One of the contributors to the programme, Mehreen says: "There are 1.6 billion Muslims around the world and we knew it was impossible for the 10 of us to represent every single one of them. But the message behind [this programme] is not confined to one community. Regardless of your race or religion, we need to write our own narrative and stand up for what we believe in.
"So thank you BBC and Love [Productions] for being brave enough in the current climate to provide us with that platform, Bafta for supporting our show, and my wonderful family who despite the stereotypes have always encouraged me to be a strong woman who has a voice and uses it to make a change."
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'Benedict woz robbed'
But let's not be ungracious. Murdered By My Father's Adeel Akhtar won the best leading actor award, for which Cumberbatch was nominated.
Joanna Lumley gets the top honour
Before the night draws to a close, Jennifer Saunders presents Joanna Lumley with the prestigious Bafta Fellowhsip.
Joanna Lumley takes to the stage to accept the Academy's highest honour:
Joanna Lumley: Six times she was absolutely fabulous
'Equal representation for actresses'
Host Sue Perkins introduced the leading actress category by saying the requirement was "being paid just under the same amount as the leading actor".
The award was presented to Sarah Lancashire by James Nesbitt, who said he was wearing a badge supporting a campaign called Equal Representation for Actresses. He said:
The winners and losers
That's it for the competitive awards - so we now know that Happy Valley and Damilola, Our Loved Boy, are the biggest winners with two prizes each in the main categories.
Catch up on the full list of winners and nominees here.
We also know that, surprisingly, there's been nothing for The Crown - despite the fact it led the nominations with five.
Danny Baker is having fun
In chronological order:
WINNER: Leading actress - Sarah Lancashire
"We love you!" shouts an audience member as Lancashire takes to the stage.
She thanks her co-stars and Happy Valley writer Sally Wainwright, who she describes as "extraordinary"
Paying tribute to one of her fellow nominees, Lancashire adds: "Claire Foy, you have given me the best 10 hours under a duvet I've ever had."
WINNER: Leading actor - Adeel Akhtar - Murdered By My Father
Benedict Cumberbatch has lost out - with Akhtar picking up the best actor award instead for the one-off drama telling the story of a honour killing.
The other nominees were Babou Ceesay and Robbie Coltrane.
WINNER: Entertainment programme - Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
"We've already started on next year's series," says Dec. "What a huge lovely cherry on top of the cake."
WINNER: Scripted comedy - People Just Do Nothing
WINNER: Features - Who Do You Think You Are
WINNER: Best supporting actress - Wunmi Mosaku - Damilola, Our Loved Boy
Mosaku won for playing Gloria Taylor, the mother of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor, who was killed in 2000. His family's story was turned into a 90-minute BBC One drama, which has already been named best single drama tonight.
WINNER: Sport - The Open Production Team
As in golf. This award goes to Sky Sports/European Tour Productions/Sky Sports 1.
WINNER: Soap and continuing drama - Emmerdale
WINNER: Supporting actor - Tom Hollander for The Night Manager
Hollander, who played Hugh Laurie's menacing henchman Corky, was The Night Manager's only nominee.
In his speech, he said filming the programme was "a very happy time".
Many fans of the show were up in arms that Tom Hiddleston, Olivia Colman and/or Hugh Laurie weren't nominated too - but at least the show's got one award.
In memorium
The ceremony pauses to pay tribute to some of those we've lost in the past year, including Andrew Sachs, Jean Alexander, Gorden Kaye, Robert Vaughan, Jimmy Perry, Tim Piggott-Smith, Colin Dexter, Liz Smith and Caroline Aherne.
WINNER: Comedy entertainment programme - Charlie Brooker's 2016 Wipe
WINNER: Reality and constructed factual - Muslims Like Us
One of the contributors to the programme, Mehreen says: "There are 1.6 billion Muslims around the world and we knew it was impossible for the 10 of us to represent every single one of them. But the message behind [this programme] is not confined to one community. Regardless of your race or religion, we need to write our own narrative and stand up for what we believe in.
"So thank you BBC and Love [Productions] for being brave enough in the current climate to provide us with that platform, Bafta for supporting our show, and my wonderful family who despite the stereotypes have always encouraged me to be a strong woman who has a voice and uses it to make a change."