EVERY year the biggest stars to shine on the small screen are celebrated at the National Television Awards.
The prestigious ceremony also gives viewers the opportunity to . Here’s what you need to know.
Joel Dommett is back to host the National Television Awards in 2025
When are the National Television Awards 2025?
The (NTAs) is back for its milestone 30th anniversary in 2025.
This year’s ceremony will take place on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
The special event is due to kick off at 8pm.
The awards ceremony will be held at , with the audience being a mix of celebrities and viewers.
How to watch the NTAs
The show will air live on and ITVX from 8pm.
Alternatively, you can also be in the audience at the ceremony.
Tickets are still on sale now at nationaltvawards.com/tickets
There are six ticket options including Red Carpet, Five Star Experience (which has now sold out), NTA tickets, Premium VIP experience, VIP experience and Exclusive seat club.
The standard NTA ticket price starts at £25 plus booking fee, while the Premium Star experience is £370 plus £37 booking fee and a £3.00 venue facility fee.
How can I vote for my favourite show?
Nominees for The National Television Awards 2025 can be found on nationaltvawards.com .
There are 15 categories for you to choose from, including Best Soap and Best Drama.
Votes must be in by midday on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
All votes cast during this round will be added to those received in the first round of voting.
The results will be revealed live at the NTAs on the night.
, with a whopping 47 in the bag.
Ant and Dec will be hoping to add to their huge collection of NTAs
Who is hosting the NTAs 2025?
UK host returns for his fifth year in a row.
The popular presenter replaced comedian back in 2021.
in 2024, he told The Sun: “The lead up to it is almost harder than the night itself.
“As soon as they press record, that’s when I relax.
“Whether it goes wrong or right, it’s just happening.
“The preparation is the difficult thing, to get the script right, get all the production right, that’s such a big operation.
Joel is thrilled to be hosting the NTAs again
“So, honestly, as soon as they go: ‘And we’re live!’ I’m like: ‘Ahh, just enjoy it now.’”
continued: “I think the job as a live TV presenter is to remain calm.
“It’s like you’re a duck — underneath the water your feet are going mad and on top you’re just elegantly swimming across the water of the NTAs. That’s what I try to do.”
On this year’s ceremony, he said: “The NTAs are 30 years old and the party planning starts here!
“Star guests? Check. All our best-loved shows? Check. My payment? Cheque. Join us at London’s O2 to mark this extra special evening!”
And on 2025’s shortlist, he added: “It’s the best the shortlist has ever been since I’ve hosted it. I genuinely don’t know which way it’s going to go.
“That’s what’s really exciting about the NTAs — it’s shows, those things that are loved by the public.
“It’s not decided by a panel or a committee. It’s the people at home — it’s what they like, it’s what they watch.”
Joel Dommett's career so far
Joel started out as an actor, landing small roles in shows including , Inspector Lynley and Skins.
But the funnyman has also presented or taken part in other big shows, such as:
(2016 – runner up)
I’m a Celebrity: Extra Camp (2017-2019)
(2018-2022)
Hey Tracey! (2019-2020)
(2020-present)
The Masked Dancer (2021-present)
In With a Shout (2023-present)
