Programme Awards and Winners
| Category | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Breakfast Show Award | The Today Programme (BBC Radio 4) |
Five Live Breakfast (BBC Radio Five Live) |
Toolan in the Morning (Key 103 Manchester) |
| The Music Programme Award | The Mark Radcliffe Show (BBC Radio 2) |
Zane Lowe (BBC Radio 1) |
Popworld Radio (4Radio) |
| The Specialist Music Programme Award | Friction (BBC Asian Network) |
The Freak Zone (BBC 6 Music) |
Westwood (BBC Radio 1) |
| The News and Current Affairs Programme Award | Five Live Breakfast (BBC Radio Five Live) |
The Today Programme (BBC Radio 4) |
Real News at Five (Real Radio Yorkshire) |
| The Sports Programme Award | Sportsweek (BBC Radio Five Live) |
Five Live Sport (BBC Radio Five Live) |
The Pain of the Game (BBC Radio Scotland) |
| The Speech Programme Award | The Reunion (BBC Radio 4) |
PM (BBC Radio 4) |
The Jeremy Vine Show (BBC Radio 2) |
| The Interactive Programme Award | PM (BBC Radio 4) |
The Big Brum Breakfast with Elliott & Caroline (BRMB) |
Scott Mills (BBC Radio 1) |
| The Entertainment Award | The Chris Evans Show (BBC Radio 2) |
Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston & Harriet Scott (London’s Heart 106.2) |
Bowie @ Breakfast (Clyde 1) |
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