TV soap rivals set for awards battle

Soap rivals EastEnders and Coronation Street will tonight battle it out for top TV honours at this year's British National Television Awards.

TV soap rivals set for awards battle
Tue, 28 Oct, 2003 - 06:32

Soap rivals EastEnders and Coronation Street will tonight battle it out for top TV honours at this year's British National Television Awards.

The popular prime time soaps each have four nominations. Both are contenders for the most popular serial drama with Hollyoaks and Emmerdale.

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CourtsEntertainmentHeathrowPlace: Albert SquarePlace: London’s Royal Albert HallPlace: IrelandPlace: EmmerdalePerson: Jessie WallacePerson: Kat SlaterPerson: Suranne JonesPerson: Karen McDonaldPerson: Shane RichiePerson: Alfie MoonPerson: WallacePerson: Richard HillmanPerson: Brian CapronPerson: Kate FordPerson: Tracy PrestonPerson: Nigel HarmanPerson: Dennis RickmanPerson: Trevor McDonaldPerson: Tess DalyPerson: Amanda HoldenPerson: Jason MerrellsPerson: Gavin FarradayPerson: Sarah ParishPerson: Allie HenshallPerson: Davina McCallPerson: AntPerson: DecPerson: Graham NortonPerson: Jonathan RossPerson: Amanda BurtonPerson: Amanda RedmanPerson: David JasonPerson: Martin ClunesPerson: Charley WebbPerson: Daniel MacPhersonPerson: Zoie KennedyPerson: Alistair McGowanPerson: Dawn FrenchPerson: James NesbittPerson: Robert LindsayEvent: British National Television AwardsOrganisation: ITV1Organisation: ITV2Organisation: BBCOrganisation: GMTV
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