NTAs 2020: Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly win Best Presenter for the 19th YEAR in a row

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly made history at the National Television Awards on Tuesday as they won the Best Presenter Award for the nineteenth year in a row. Triumphant: This Morning was also a big winner of the night, with Holly Willoughby, 38, and Phillip Schofield, 57, rejoicing with glee as they kept their decade long reign as Best Daytime Show Over the moon: Drag Race UK's Michelle Visage presented the award to Ant and Dec, who told the audience they were 'grateful and humble' to continue their reign as Best Presenter Thrilled: Ant said: 'On our way in we had the chat, like we normally do, about this year being the year we don't win it and we were like "look it's been a great run and we're very lucky to do what we do" and then you go and do this again. NATIONAL TELEVISION AWARDS 2020 - THE WINNERS New Drama Chernobyl A Confession Cleaning Up Gentleman Jack The Capture Comedy After Life Fleabag Derry Girls Sex Education Mrs Brown's Boys TV Presenter Ant and Dec Graham Norton Bradley Walsh Holly Willoughby Phillip Schofield Factual Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out Ambulance Gogglebox Paul O' Grady: For The Love of Dogs Gordon, Gino and Fred Road Trip Drama Line Of Duty Peaky Blinders Call The Midwife Killing Eve Casualty Challenge Show Love Island The Circle The Apprentice MasterChef The Great British Bake Off Live Magazine Show This Morning Loose Women Good Morning Britain Sunday Brunch Drama Performance Cillian Murphy Idris Elba Jodie Comer Suranne Jones Michael Stevenson TV Judge David Walliams Simon Cowell Sir Tom Jones will.i.am RuPaul Serial Drama Performance Katie McGlynn Danny Dyer Danny Miller Gregory Finnegan Serial Drama EastEnders Coronation Street Emmerdale Hollyoaks Talent Show Strictly Come Dancing Britain's Got Talent Dancing On Ice The Voice UK Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award I'm A Celebrity The Graham Norton Show The Chase RuPaul's Drag Race UK Newcomer Jurrell Carter Peter Ash Max Bowden Imran Adams Triumphant return: Ant made his TV comeback last January after taking a break from presenting for most of 2018 following his drink-drive arrest in March I'm A Celeb: As well as scooping the prize for Best Presenters, Ant and Dec were also presented the Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award for I'm A Celebrity The cast of I'm A Celebrity: James Haskell, Myles Stephenson, Andrew Maxwell, Cliff Parisi, Adele Roberts, Roman Kemp, Kate Garraway, Jacqueline Jossa and Caitlyn Jenner celebrated their win Ant made his TV comeback last January after taking a break from presenting for most of 2018 following his drink-drive arrest in March. Winner: Coronation Street star Katie McGlynn took home the Serial Drama gong, delivering a stirring speech, dedicating it to her late grandfather Best drama: Peaky Blinders scooped Best Drama and Best Dramatic Performance award for star Cillian Murphy, who did not attend the event Harry Kirton, Emmett J. Scanlan, Anthony Byrne, Steven Knight, Kate Philips and Sophie Rundle 'I'm so grateful that such a negative experience in my life turned into such a positive one.' Here come the girls: Jess Wright, Sarah Jayne Dunn, Jennifer Metcalfe and Caprice Bourret all posed for portrait shots Turning heads: Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse and Kelle Bryan both put on busty displays in their show-stopping outfits Smouldering: Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague pulled their best pose for a photo TV legends: Gavin and Stacey's Larry Lamb, Steve McFadden and John Barrowman were suited and booted Her big night: Vernon Kay was on hand to support his wife Tess, who celebrated Strictly winning Best Talent Show Girls' night out: Lisa Riley and Alison Steadman were dressed to impress Date night: Ricky Gervais and Jane Fallon also attended the star-studded ceremony Smitten: Rochelle and Marvin Humes put on a loved-up display as they posed for a portrait The prestigious award was collected by Adi Roche, founder of Chernobyl Children International and Chris Fry, Executive Producer, Sister Pictures, who accepted it from Friends star David Schwimmer, after he enjoyed a snide back-and-forth with Walliams over which of them was the 'funniest David on TV'.