When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV Coronation Street swept the board this year and received a total of six awards during Kate Oates’ tenure as boss of the ITV soap. Not only did Coronation Street bag the gong for best soap, but Lucy Fallon received the Best Actress for her portrayal of teen grooming victim Bethany Platt and Jack P. Shepherd won Best Actor as David Platt. Shortly after winning the accolade for Best Actress, Fallon revealed that she’d been scolded by her father for her first acceptance speech after she’d forgotten to thank him. Meanwhile, Connor McIntyre was awarded the prize for Best Villain, shortly after he made a shocking and violent exit from the soap aired earlier in the week. Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks was the other big winner after getting four awards. Meanwhile, EastEnders, Doctor and Emmerdale each took home two awards each.<doc-sep>Coronation Street was the big winner at this year's British Soap Awards, winning six in total including the coveted Best Soap Award. Lucy Fallon, who plays Bethany Platt on Corrie, was named Best Actress and also won the award for Best Female Dramatic Performance for her involvement in the show's grooming storyline. Jack P. Shepherd won the award for Best Actor for his performance as David Platt, who was involved in a male rape storyline this year. Pat Phelan, played by Connor McIntyre, was recognised as Villain of the Year after his character made a grisly exit from the soap on Friday night. Corrie's Jack P. Shepherd won the award for Best Actor Bringing Corrie's haul to a total of six, the soap was also the recipient of the Tony Warren Award for special achievement behind the scenes, with their former executive producer Keiron Roberts honoured for his work. Hollyoaks collected four prizes on the night, including best male dramatic performance for Ross Adams category and the best storyline for Lily's self harm. Adams told the crowd: "Oh my word, this is really, really unbelievable. I think Hollyoaks does issue-based storylines really well, and I'm hugely proud of them for telling this story as well as they did. "I love soap, I love all of the soaps. Years ago when I sat working as a PA to the producer of Coronation Street, I never thought I'd be stood here collecting an award and this is just the icing on the cake." EastEnders stars Jake Wood and Tanya Franks EastEnders' Jake Wood, who plays Max Branning, had his sole win in the scene of the year category where the prize was split for the first time in British Soap Award history. Taking to the stage, Wood sent a special message to his former co-star, Barbara Windsor, whose husband Scott recently revealed that she has been living with Alzheimer's since April 2014. He said: "Can I send a big EastEnders' hug out to Barbara Windsor and her husband Scott. I speak for everyone here when I say we love you very much." EastEnders shared the best scene prize with fellow BBC soap Doctors who had been nominated for their Bollywood proposal scene. Emmerdale - the big winner last year - picked up two awards including the one-off greatest moment in soap history prize for their 2016 scene, the Hotten by-pass crash. Meanwhile EastEnders star Rudolph Walker, 78, who has portrayed Patrick Trueman since 2001, was handed the outstanding achievement award while the BBC soap's Lorraine Stanley, who plays Karen Taylor, won the best newcomer award. Doctors actor Ian Midlane won the best comedy performance prize for his role of Dr Al Haskey. Click here for more soap news and spoilers<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Click to play Tap to play Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice (Image: ITV) Coronation Street swept the board at the British Soap Awards 2018 with the full winners list confirmed. Corrie won the main award of the night for Best Soap, as well as Best Actor, Best Actress, Villain of the Year and Best Female Dramatic Performance. Hollyoaks were close behind with four awards, including Best Single Episode and Best Storyline. Check out all the winners in the full list below: (Image: ITV) Best Actor – Jack P Shepherd for Coronation Street Best Actress – Lucy Fallon for Coronation Street Best British Soap – Coronation Street Villain of the Year – Connor McIntyre for Coronation Street Best Single Episode – Hollyoaks with Three Mothers, Three Daughters Best Male Dramatic Performance – Ross Adams for Hollyoaks Best Female Dramatic Performance – Lucy Fallon for Coronation Street Best Comedy Performance – Doctors Best Young Actor – Isobel Steele for Emmerdale Scene of the Year – Doctors and EastEnders Best On-Screen Partnership – Malique Thompson Dwyer & Theo Graham for Hollyoaks Best Newcomer – Lorraine Stanley for EastEnders Best Storyline – Hollyoaks with Lily's self-harm storyline Greatest Moment – Emmerdale with the Hotten by-pass crash Outstanding Achievement – EastEnders actor Rudolph Walker Tony Warren Award – Kieron Roberts, Coronation Street<doc-sep>The British Soap Awards 2018 was held at the Hackney Empire in London When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV Where are the British Soap Awards held? This year The British Soap Awards took place at the Hackney Empire in London. The British Soap Awards 2018 was broadcast live on ITV on Saturday, June 2 from 8pm. This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield hosted the event with a slew of famous faces handing out the awards. The awards ceremony varies its location and last year was at The Lowry in Salford, Manchester close to the Coronation Street set and MediaCityUK. Other venues for the biggest night in the soap calendar include The BBC Television Centre in White City and The London Studios. WHO WON THE BRITISH SOAP AWARDS 2018?<doc-sep>
Coronation Street was the big winner at the 2018 British Soap Awards, taking home the top honour of Best British Soap. The ITV show took a total haul of six awards at this evening's (June 2) ceremony, including two acting wins for Lucy Fallon. The Bethany Platt actress won Best Female Dramatic Performance and Best Actress, while Connor McIntyre was named Villain of the Year for his notorious turn as Pat Phelan. Jack P Shepherd won Best Actor for his powerful performance as David Platt, joking in his acceptance speech: "I'd like to thank Emmerdale for not nominating Danny Miller this year!" Rex Shutterstock Corrie also won the special Tony Warren Award for former executive producer Kieran Roberts. Hollyoaks came second overall during the evening with four awards, including Best Male Dramatic Performance for Ross Adams as Scott Drinkwell, and Best Storyline for Lily's self-harm storyline. Malique Thompson Dwyer and Theo Graham triumphed in the Best On-Screen Partnership category as Prince McQueen and Hunter McQueen, while the Three Mothers, Three Daughters story took Best Single Episode. Rex Shutterstock EastEnders also took home a fair haul of awards, notably Best Newcomer for Lorraine Stanley as Karen Taylor, as well as one of the night's most moving moments when Rudolph Walker won the Outstanding Achievement Award. Paying tribute to the young people he had worked with over the years, especially in inner cities, the actor had a message: "If I can achieve this, so can you." Doctors and Emmerdale rounded-off the winners with two each, the former making history with the first tie in Soap Awards history for Scene of the Year with the Bollywood Proposal scene. Also winning the joint award was EastEnders' Lauren and Abi's rooftop fall. Doctors also took home Best Comedy Performance Ian Midlane as Dr Al Haskey, while Emmerdale's other win was for Isobel Steele as Liv Flaherty for Best Young Performance. Emmerdale's two wins also come a year after they won Best Soap for the second year running, taking a total of six in 2017. Catch up with all the action from tonight's ceremony by following Digital Spy's coverage of the night, as well as the full list of winners. Want up-to-the-minute entertainment news and features? Just hit 'Like' on our Digital Spy Facebook page and 'Follow' on our @digitalspy Twitter account and you're all set.