Netflix Series ‘Head Boy’ Wins Big at British Bafta TV Awards

The Netflix series Head Boy won awards last night at the British Bafta TV Awards for the best TV awards. The series about a group of drug dealers in London, which is also popular in the Netherlands, won an award in the drama category. Actress Jasmine Jobson also won for her role as Jaq in it Head Boy. She received an award for the best actress in a supporting role.

The actress told the audience that she was “delighted” with the win. “I was a normal girl from west London just trying to do better for myself and just wishing and hoping for the best. ” After that she later said: “So Head Boy changed my life.”

The BBC crime series also won A happy valley multiple awards. Sarah Lancashire, who plays a cop in the series, won best actress. The series also won a Bafta for ‘most memorable moment in a programme’, the only award for which the public could vote.

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Britain’s Prince William made an unexpected appearance at the Bafta Awards ceremony. The prince appeared in a video congratulating British actress Floella Benjamin for winning the so-called ‘Fellowship Award’, the most prestigious award in British television. Benjamin received the award for his entire oeuvre, including the children’s series Play School in Play away.

“In a career spanning more than five decades, she touched the lives of millions of people,” William said in the video.