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Alan Carr holds back tears on special night at National Television Awards

Alan Carr holds back tears on special night at National Television Awards
BBC News Wednesday 09 September 2026, 01:28 UTC 1 min read
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The comedian and Celebrity Traitors win big - see a full list of winners and nominees from the 26th edition of the awards.

The comedian and Celebrity Traitors win big - see a full list of winners and nominees from the 26th edition of the awards.
Alan Carr (PERSON) National Television Awards (ORG)
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