A big thank you to Bill Turnbull who stepped in for our President Sian Williams who was otherwise engaged caring for her new born baby girl.

Jon Culshaw took on the guise of George Bush and Gordon Brown before presenting the Satellite and Digital Award for the second year to Eamonn Holmes.

Johnny Vaughan second time winner of Digital Radio Personality receives Award from Fiona Phillips.

Jack Dee presents to Alan Carr.

A hat trick for Gary Lineker as Sports Presenter,
Des Lynam shares his moment of glory.

From one former newsreader to another, Angela Rippon presents the Newscaster/Reporter Award to Sir Trevor McDonald.

Third time winner for Carol Kirkwood her colleague Suzanna Reid presents the Award to her.

Former soap stars Adele Silva and Daniella Westbrook present to the present star of Coronation Street, Katherine Kelly.

Special Award Winners last year this year winners of TV Arts/Documentary, Antiques Roadshow were presented their award by Lesley Garrett.

Producer of Gavin & Stacey Lindsay Hughes was there to collect the Award from Ainsley Harriott, former President of TRIC.

Olympics 2008 was a worthy winner of the new category for best HD Programme. Alexander Armstrong presented the Award to Danielle Nagler.

Capital Breakfast Show with Johnny Vaughan
and Lisa Snowdon receive their award from
Tony Hadley.

Jackie and Laurence Lewellyn Bowen presented
TV Reality Programme to Strictly Come Dancing,
their fifth win!

Last year’s President Brian Blessed caused mayhem as he presented the Crime Award to New Tricks.

Lark Rise to Candleford were worthy winners of the TV Drama Programme.
‘Loose Woman’ Sherrie Hewson presented the Award.

Great excitement as ‘Loose Women’ won the TV
Daytime Television category.

To present this award, journalist,
presenter and the Queen of daytime –
Miss Jennie Bond.

‘Cracker’ Frank Carson entertained us before presenting the TV Entertainment Programme to Top Gear, their second win. ‘The Boys’ were away filming for a new series, the producers Andy Wilman, Alex Renton and Grant Wardrop collected the Award.

Good friends of TRIC Debbie and Paul Daniels
step in to present to EastEnders,
this year’s TV Soap of the Year.

Every year the Chairman and the Committee of TRIC decide who they think deserves the TRIC Special Award and it is getting harder to choose. The winner this year was HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU… The programme was first broadcast on 29th September 1990, therefore next year sees its 20th Anniversary. 36 series and 308 episodes have been transmitted to date and the programme continues to go from strength to strength. Ian Hislop is the only person to have appeared in every episode. To date, Alexander Armstrong has guest hosted more episodes than anyone else, his tally currently stands at 13. And Kirsty Young, and Jack Dee have each hosted the programme seven times. Someone who will never be asked back to host the show more than once, (but you never know) is a certain Mr Blessed.
A big thank you to the Rt Honourable Charles Kennedy MP for presenting this Award.