What time do the NTAs 2020 start, what channel is the awards show on and who's nominated?

The champagne is ready, the red carpet rolled out and the umbrellas on stand by - it's officially time for the National Television Awards.

Stars from the silver screen will be out in force tonight (Tuesday, January 28), as the annual bash takes place at London's O2 Arena.

After hitting the red carpet, celebs will head into the ceremony to find out who has been victorious this year, and contenders include Ant and Dec (who are going for a record-breaking win) and Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag has received a nod in the comedy category, while drama series Killing Eve is also nominated.

Jodie Comer is also up for Best Drama Performance for her depiction of assassin Villanelle.

Here's everything you need to know about the event...

When are the NTAs taking place?

The ceremony will be held on Tuesday, January 28.

How can I watch the action on TV?

Standard Online will be bringing you all the latest pictures and updates from the red carpet at 5pm. The ceremony is due to start at 7.30pm and will be aired on ITV. It's expected to wrap up at 10pm.

Who is hosting this year’s awards?

After taking the role as presenter for nine years, Dermot O’Leary announced last year he was stepping down from hosting duties. The baton has now been handed to David Walliams, former NTA winner for Best Judge.

Where are they taking place?

The NTAs will return to London’s O2 in Greenwich, south east London.

What are the categories and who are the nominees?

New Drama

• A Confession

• Chernobyl

• Cleaning Up

• Gentleman Jack

• The Capture

Talent Show

• Britain’s Got Talent

• Dancing on Ice

• Strictly Come Dancing,

• The Voice

Drama

• Call the Midwife

• Casualty

• Killing Eve

• Line of Duty

• Peaky Blinders

Talent show

• Dancing on Ice

• Strictly Come Dancing

• Britain’s Got Talent

• The Voice UK

TV Presenter

• Ant & Dec

• Graham Norton

• Bradley Walsh

• Holly Willoughby

• Philip Schofield

Factual

• Paul O’Grady: For The Love Of Dogs

• Ambulance

• Gogglebox

• Jesy Nelson: ‘Odd One Out’

• Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip

Drama Performance

• Suranne Jones – Gentleman Jack

• Cillian Murphy – Peaky Blinders

• Jodie Comer – Killing Eve

• Idris Elba – Luther

• Michael Stevenson – Casualty

The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award

• I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!

• The Chase

• The Graham Norton Show

• RuPaul’s Drag Race UK

Challenge Show

• Love Island

• MasterChef

• The Great British Bake Off

• The Apprentice

• The Circle

Serial Drama

• Coronation Street

• Hollyoaks

• EastEnders

• Emmerdale

Serial Drama Performance

• Katie McGlynn

• Danny Miller

• Gregory Finnegan

• Danny Dyer

Comedy

• Sex Education

• Fleabag

• After Life

• Mrs Brown’s Boys

• Derry Girls

Newcomer

• Peter Ash – Coronation Street

• Jurell Carter – Emmerdale

• Max Bowden – EastEnders

• Imran Adams – Hollyoaks

Live Magazine Show

• Good Morning Britain

• Loose Women

• Sunday Brunch

• This Morning

TV Judge

• Sir Tom Jones

• Will.I.Am

• RuPaul

• David Walliams

• Simon Cowell

With reporting from Press Association.