MPs have hit out at the BAFTA TV Awards after discovering that some unaired acceptance speeches during Sunday's show saw recipients make digs at the Tory Government.
Dennis Kelly, writer of the TV film Together and the creator of BBC3's My Skin Kayleigh Llewellyn both made comments criticising the Government in their acceptance speeches as they claimed the prestigious gongs at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards.
Llewellyn, who won the accolade for best drama series made her own dramatic moment at the awards as she commented that "we need to get the Tories out."
