TV Baftas 2023: Meera Syal calls for more diversity in TV and Traitors win big

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Actor Meera Syal has accepted her Bafta lifetime achievement award on Sunday, putting glittering bindi on her face-shaped award.

BBC gameshow Traitors, professor David Olusoga and the Derry Girls show were among the other big winners of the night

TV Baftas 2023: the full list of winners

Meera Syal calls for more diversity in TV industry as she wins Bafta award

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