List of awards and nominations received by Doctors

Doctors is a British medical soap opera which began broadcasting on BBC One on 26 March 2000. Set in the fictional Midlands town of Letherbridge, defined as being in the city of Birmingham, the soap follows the lives of the staff of both a NHS Doctor's surgery and a University Campus Surgery, as well as their families and friends. The series has been nominated for and won a variety of different awards.

Doctors awards and nominations
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Wins35
Nominations291
Note
  1. Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Black International Film Festival and Music Video & Screen Awards

The Black International Film Festival and Music Video & Screen Awards is an annual award ceremony that honours the creative achievements of Black individual.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2012 Best Soap with a Black Cast or Lead Doctors Nominated [1]
2013 Best Actress Lorna Laidlaw Won [2]
Best Soap Doctors Nominated
2014 Westmore Ezekiel Award Doctors Won [3]
2015 Best Soap Doctors Nominated [4]

British Academy Television Awards

The British Academy Television Awards is an annual award ceremony hosted by the BAFTA.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2000 Innovation Production Team Nominated [5]
2001 Soap Production Team Nominated
2002 Soap Production Team Nominated
2004 Best Continuing Drama Production Team Nominated
2005 Best Continuing Drama Production Team Nominated

British Soap Awards

The British Soap Awards are an annual awards ceremony which honours the achievements in British soap operas, televised on ITV since 1999.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2004 Best Actor Ariyon Bakare Nominated [6]
Christopher Timothy Nominated
Best Single Episode "Say A Little Prayer" Won
2005 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [7]
Best Newcomer Andrea Green Won
Best Single Episode "Past Imperfect" Nominated
2006 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [8]
Best Dramatic Performance Stirling Gallacher Nominated
Best Newcomer Daniel Anthony Nominated
Best Exit Robert Cavanah Nominated
Best Single Episode "The Anatomy of Marriage" Nominated
Best Storyline Dr. Kendrick's suicide Nominated
2007 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [9]
Best Comedy Performance Martha Howe-Douglas Nominated
Best Newcomer Martha Howe-Douglas Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Stirling Gallacher and Seán Gleeson Won
Best Single Episode "Shreds and Aftermath" Won
2008 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [10]
Spectacular Scene George and Nick's car crash Nominated
Best Single Episode "Tread Softly/Up Close and Personal" Nominated
Best Storyline Nick in a wheelchair, George’s guilt Nominated
2009 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [11]
Best Dramatic Performance Anita Carey Won
Best Exit Michael McKell Nominated
Best Newcomer Selina Chilton Nominated
Best Storyline Vivien's Rape Won
Spectacular Scene The Homecoming Nominated
Best Single Episode "A Kind of Hush" Won
2010 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [12]
Best Dramatic Performance for a Young Actor or Actress Ami Metcalf Won
Best Newcomer Sophie Abelson Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Jan Pearson and Chris Walker Won
Best Storyline Zara's Revenge Nominated
Spectacular Scene Master of the Universe - Siege Nominated
Best Single Episode "Master of the Universe" Nominated
2011 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [13]
Best Storyline Karen’s abortion Nominated
Best Single Episode "August 23" Nominated
2012 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [14]
Best Comedy Performance Jan Pearson Nominated
Best Young Performance Charlie Kenyon Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot-Walsh Nominated
Best Newcomer Lu Corfield Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Owen Brenman Nominated
Best Storyline Lauren's murder Nominated
Best Single Episode Last Words Nominated
2013 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [15][16]
Best Actor Chris Walker Longlisted
Owen Brenman Longlisted
Simon Rivers Longlisted
Best Actress Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Jan Pearson Longlisted
Lorna Laidlaw Longlisted
Sexiest Male Matthew Chambers Longlisted
Ian Kelsey Longlisted
Nathan Wright Longlisted
Sexiest Female Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Sophie Abelson Longlisted
Vineeta Rishi Longlisted
Villain of the Year Sophie Abelson Longlisted
Sam Barriscale Longlisted
Best Newcomer Ian Midlane Nominated
Best Exit Lu Corfield Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Ian Kelsey Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot-Walsh Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Dido Miles Nominated
Best Storyline Sam's assisted suicide Nominated
Best Episode "The Scales" Nominated
Spectacular Scene of the Year Julia's car crash Nominated
2014 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [17][18]
Best Actor Ian Kelsey Longlisted
Owen Brenman Longlisted
Ian Midlane Longlisted
Best Actress Dido Miles Longlisted
Jan Pearson Longlisted
Lorna Laidlaw Longlisted
Sexiest Male Matthew Chambers Nominated
Simon Rivers Nominated
Nathan Wright Nominated
Sexiest Female Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Dido Miles Nominated
Danielle Henry Nominated
Villain of the Year Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Neil Haigh Longlisted
Mark Cameron Longlisted
Best Young Performance Oliver Woollford Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Sarah Moyle Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Danielle Henry and Lu Corfield Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Chris Walker Nominated
Best Storyline Jas' stalking Nominated
Best Single Episode "Perfect" Nominated
Spectacular Scene of the Year Opening of Austenland Nominated
2015 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [19][20][21]
Best Actor Adrian Lewis Morgan Longlisted
Owen Brenman Longlisted
Ian Midlane Longlisted
Best Actress Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Jessica Regan Longlisted
Lorna Laidlaw Longlisted
Villain of the Year Daniel Schutzmann Nominated
Best Young Performance Jack Carroll Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Sarah Moyle Nominated
Best Newcomer Jessica Regan Won
Best On-Screen Partnership Ian Midlane and Jessica Regan Nominated
Best Dramatic Performance Lorna Laidlaw Nominated
Best Storyline Kevin and Poppy - Underage Girlfriend Nominated
Best Single Episode "Unfinished Business" Nominated
Scene of the Year Strictly dancing Nominated
2016 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [22][23][24]
Best Actor Matthew Chambers Longlisted
Owen Brenman Longlisted
Ian Midlane Longlisted
Best Actress Laura Rollins Longlisted
Jan Pearson Longlisted
Lorna Laidlaw Longlisted
Villain of the Year Adam Astill Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Sarah Moyle Nominated
Best Newcomer Bharti Patel Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Dido Miles and Ian Kelsey Nominated
Best Male Dramatic Performance Adrian Lewis Morgan Nominated
Best Female Dramatic Performance Sarah Moyle Nominated
Best Storyline Treehouse Nominated
Best Single Episode "The Heart of England" Won
Scene of the Year Valerie leaves Barry at the altar Nominated
2017 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [25]
Best Actor Owen Brenman Longlisted
Ashley Rice Longlisted
Chris Walker Longlisted
Best Actress Lorna Laidlaw Longlisted
Bharti Patel Longlisted
Laura Rollins Longlisted
Best Newcomer Rita Arya Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best On-Screen Partnership Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best Male Dramatic Performance Ian Midlane Nominated
Best Female Dramatic Performance Dido Miles Nominated
Villain of the Year Lucy-Jo Hudson Won
Scene of the Year Haunted by his voices Nominated
Best Storyline Rhiannon's second chance Nominated
Best Single Episode "A Christmas Carol" Nominated
2018 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [26]
Best Actor Ashley Rice Longlisted
Matthew Chambers Longlisted
Owen Brenman Longlisted
Best Actress Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Bharti Patel Longlisted
Jan Pearson Longlisted
Best Newcomer Reis Bruce Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Ian Midlane Won
Best On-Screen Partnership Matthew Chambers and Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best Male Dramatic Performance Chris Walker Nominated
Best Female Dramatic Performance Laura Rollins Nominated
Villain of the Year Ryan Prescott Nominated
Scene of the Year Bollywood proposal Won
Best Storyline Rob's PTSD Nominated
Best Single Episode "Stop all the Clocks" Nominated
Greatest Moment Vivien's rape Nominated
2019 Best British Soap Doctors Nominated [27]
Best Actor Matthew Chambers Longlisted
Chris Walker Longlisted
Ashley Rice Longlisted
Best Actress Laura Rollins Longlisted
Ali Bastian Longlisted
Bharti Patel Longlisted
Best Newcomer Bethan Moore Nominated
Best Comedy Performance Sarah Moyle Won
Best On-Screen Partnership Ian Midlane and Adrian Lewis Morgan Nominated
Best Male Dramatic Performance Ian Midlane Nominated
Best Female Dramatic Performance Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best Young Actor Oliver Falconer Nominated
Villain of the Year Matthew Chambers Nominated
Scene of the Year The crash Nominated
Best Storyline Daniel and Zara's break-up Nominated
Best Single Episode "And the Beat Goes On..." Nominated

Diversity in Media Awards

The Diversity in Media Awards are an annual award ceremony that celebrate achievements in media that include diversity and representation of minority groups.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2018 TV Programme Of The Year Doctors Nominated [28]
Best Actor Bharti Patel Nominated
Media Moment Of The Year Bollywood Proposal Nominated

Inside Soap Awards

The Inside Soap Awards are an annual award ceremony hosted by Inside Soap, celebrating achievements in British soap operas.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2007 Best Drama Doctors Nominated [29]
2009 Nominated [30]
2010 Best Daytime Star Donnaleigh Bailey Nominated [31]
Matthew Chambers Nominated
Selina Chilton Nominated
Adrian Lewis Morgan Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2011 Best Daytime Star Matthew Chambers Nominated [32][33]
Charlie Clemmow Nominated
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Nicolas Woodman Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2012 Best Daytime Star Owen Brenman Nominated [34][35]
Lu Corfield Nominated
Simon Rivers Nominated
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2013 Best Daytime Star Matthew Chambers Nominated [36][37]
Ian Kelsey Nominated
Lorna Laidlaw Nominated
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2014 Best Daytime Star Matthew Chambers Nominated [38][39]
Ian Kelsey Nominated
Lorna Laidlaw Nominated
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2015 Best Daytime Star Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated [40][41]
Jessica Regan Nominated
Adrian Lewis Morgan Nominated
Ian Midlane Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2016 Best Daytime Star Adam Astill Nominated [42]
Lorna Laidlaw Nominated
Sarah Moyle Nominated
Chris Walker Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2017 Best Daytime Star Owen Brenman Nominated [43]
Lorna Laidlaw Won
Bharti Patel Nominated
Chris Walker Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2018 Best Daytime Star Owen Brenman Nominated [44]
Laura Rollins Nominated
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Chris Walker Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Won
2019 Best Daytime Star Sarah Moyle Nominated [45]
Ian Midlane Nominated
Matthew Chambers Nominated
Bharti Patel Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated
2020 Best Daytime Star Adrian Lewis Morgan Nominated [46]
Bharti Patel Nominated
Dex Lee Nominated
Dido Miles Nominated
Best Daytime Soap Doctors Nominated

National Television Awards

The National Television Awards are an annual award ceremony celebrating achievements in British television, broadcast on ITV.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2012 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted [47]
2013 Daytime Doctors Longlisted [48]
2014 Daytime Doctors Longlisted [49]
2015 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted [50]
2016 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted [51]
Newcomer Ashley Rice Longlisted
Serial Drama Performance Lorna Laidlaw Longlisted
2017 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted
Newcomer Bharti Patel Longlisted
Serial Drama Performance Dido Miles Longlisted
Ian Midlane Longlisted
2018 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted [52]
Serial Drama Performance Laura Rollins Longlisted
Chris Walker Longlisted
2019 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted [53]
Serial Drama Performance Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Matthew Chambers Longlisted
2020 Serial Drama Doctors Longlisted [54]
Serial Drama Performance Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Longlisted
Adrian Lewis Morgan Longlisted

Royal Television Society Awards

The Royal Television Society is a British-based educational charity for the discussion, and analysis of television, who host six regional awards annually.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2001 Soap Doctors Nominated [55]
Team Award (Craft and Design Awards) Design Team for The Waiting Game Won [56]
2002 Soap Doctors Nominated [57]
2008 Actor (Midlands) Michael McKell Won [58]
Actress (Midlands) Diane Keen Won
Drama (Midlands) "The Awakening" Won
2009 Acting Performance (Midlands) Selina Chilton Won [59][60]
Matthew Chambers Nominated
Fictional (Midlands) N/A Nominated
2010 Drama, TV Drama (Midlands) Doctors Nominated [61]
Male Acting Performance (Midlands) Chris Walker Nominated
Female Acting Performance (Midlands Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Newcomer (Midlands) Nicolas Woodman Nominated
Charlie Clemmow Nominated
2012 Actress (Midlands) Lorna Laidlaw Won [62]
2013 Drama/Fictional Programme (Midlands) "The Scales" by Mark Clompus Nominated [63][64]
Acting Performance – Female (Midlands) Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Dido Miles Won
Acting Performance – Male (Midlands) Matthew Chambers Nominated
Ian Midlane Won
2014 Drama/Fictional Programme (Midlands) "Leper" Nominated [63]
Acting Performance – Female (Midlands) Jan Pearson Nominated
Jessica Regan Won
Acting Performance – Male (Midlands) Chris Walker Nominated
2015 Fictional Television Programme (Midlands) "Unfinished Business" Nominated [63][65][66]
Acting Performance – Female (Midlands) Dido Miles Nominated
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Won
Acting Performance – Male (Midlands) Owen Brenman Nominated
2016 Fictional Television Programme (Midlands) Doctors Nominated [67]
"There Is No Place" Nominated
Acting Performance (Midlands) Sarah Moyle Nominated
Owen Brenman Nominated
The Diversity Award (Midlands) Doctors Nominated
2017 Acting Performance of the Year (Midlands)Dido MilesWon[68]
Chris Walker Nominated
Ian Midlane Nominated
Lorna Laidlaw Nominated
2018 Drama (Midlands) Doctors Nominated [69]
Acting Performance – Female (Midlands) Laura Rollins Won
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh Nominated
Acting Performance – Male (Midlands) Chris Walker Nominated
2019 Drama (Midlands) Doctors Won [70][71]
Acting Performance – Female (Midlands) Sarah Moyle Nominated
Bharti Patel Nominated
Acting Performance – Male (Midlands) Matthew Chambers Nominated
Ashley Rice Nominated
2020 Drama (Midlands) Doctors Won [72]
Acting Performance – Female (Midlands) Bharti Patel Nominated
Acting Performance – Male (Midlands) Adrian Lewis Morgan Won

Screen Nation Film and Television Awards

The Screen Nation Film and Television Awards are an annual award ceremony devised to celebrate and award black British and international film and television talent.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2006 Diversity in Drama Production Doctors Won [73]
2015 Favourite Female TV Star Lorna Laidlaw Nominated [74]
Female Performance In TV Lorna Laidlaw Nominated
Laura Rollins Nominated
Diversity in Drama Production Doctors Nominated

TV Choice Awards

The TV Choice Awards, awarded by TV Choice magazine, began in 1997 as the TV Quick Awards.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2015 Best Soap Doctors Nominated [75]
2020 Best Soap Doctors Nominated [76]

Writers' Guild of Great Britain Awards

The Writers' Guild of Great Britain Awards are an annual awards ceremony which honour writers' achievements.

Year Category Nominee Result Ref.
2011 Best Continuing Drama "Pavlova's Dogs" - Claire Bennett Nominated [77]
2014 TV Drama – Long Running Series "Silver on the Heath" - Toby Walton Nominated [78]
"Boiling Point" - Dale Overton Nominated
2017 Best Long Running TV Series "There is No Place" - Claire Bennett Won [79]

Other awards
Year Award Category Nominee Result Ref.
2005 Mind Mental Health Media Awards Soaps and Series Doctors Nominated [80]
2009 Soaps and Continual TV Drama Focuses on a woman's borderline personality disorder, and the difficulties faced by a young doctor sectioning their first patient. Nominated [81][82]
2011 Broadcast Awards Best Daytime Programme Doctors Nominated [83]
2014 Banff World Media Festival Awards Melodrama Doctors Nominated [84]
2017 British Muslim Awards Services To Media Nasreen Ahmed Won [85]
2020 TV Times Awards Favourite Daytime Show Doctors Nominated [86]


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