Mary Berry, 89, re-wears the SAME NTAs dress from 11 years ago

Mary Berry proved she's the queen of sustainable style as she wowed in a very familar dress at Wednesday night's National Television Awards.

The Great British Bake Off star, 89, rewore a stunning blue satin number, which she first wore to the annual awards ceremony in 2013.

Mary looked gorgeous in the figure-hugging number, which boasted a high-waisted satin skirt and jersey top.

Copying her style from eleven years ago, when she walked the red carpet with her GBBO co-star Paul Hollywood, Mary accessorised with a glittering statement necklace.

This year's National Television Awards are taking place at their usual stomping ground at The O2 London in Peninsula Square and will broadcast live from 8pm on ITV.

The NTAs have been at the O2 every year since 2010, with the exception of the rescheduled 2022 bash in Wembley.

Comedian Joel Dommett will host the awards ceremony for the fourth time.

Meanwhile Jungle King Sam Thompson and his pal Pete Wicks will be presenting from the red carpet for the first time this year.

It's been rumoured that Holly Willoughby will also make a return to British screens as part of Joel's presenting team.

The former This Morning presenter, 43, looks set to reunite with her old co-stars after she quit the daytime show in October after 14 years as co-host.

Her departure came following the uncovering of a kidnap and murder plot against her by security guard Gavin Plumb - who has since received a jail sentence for the plot.

In an interesting turn, Holly's This Morning successors Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard have been snubbed an NTA nomination for Best TV Presenter category.

 While the show itself is up for an award in the Daytime category, Cat, 47, and Ben, 49, have shortly missed out - despite getting pulled in by ITV bosses in March after Holly and Phillip Schofield left the programme.

Their fan-favourite co-host Alison Hammond, 49, has thrown them out the Best TV Presenter category after securing a nomination once again.

Last year, This Morning missed out on the Best Daytime TV award for the first time in 12 years.

Alison is up against Bradley Walsh, Claudia Winkleman, Stacey Solomon and Ant and Dec - who have won it for the past 22 years - in the TV presenter category.

Elsewhere, Michelle Keegan scored an impressive award show hat trick, after being nominated for three awards, including a Best Drama Performance nod for her record-breaking series Fool Me Once.

The Coronation Street actress fronted the Netflix adaptation of Harlan Coben's mystery novel in January.

Michelle has received a nod for her performance as military wife Maya Stern - who is grieving her murdered husband when she spots him on a nanny cam in her home. 

The series has also received a nomination in the New Drama category, while Brassic - in which Michelle plays Erin Croft - has been nominated for Best Comedy.

Fool Me Once became one of Netflix's biggest ever hits with over 100million views - and kicked Michelle's drama career into gear. 

The soap star has been nominated for four NTAs previously, three for Coronation Street and one for BBC's Our Girl.

Toby Jones also receives a nod in the drama performance category for his role as former subpostmaster Sir Alan Bates, one of more than 550 claimants who have brought legal action against the Post Office.

The ITV drama will face tough competition from Netflix hit Baby Reindeer, romantic drama One Day and Fool Me Once and Red Eye for the prize.

Meanwhile, Jones will go up against actress Jessica Gunning, who has also been nominated for the drama performance gong for her role as Martha Scott in dark comedy thriller Baby Reindeer, in which her character stalks comedian Donny Dunn after he offers her a free cup of tea in the pub where he works.

NATIONAL TELEVISION AWARDS 2024: THE WINNERS

AUTHORED DOCUMENTARY 

Beckham

Rhod Gilbert: A Pain in the Neck

Robbie Williams

Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change

Kate Garraway: Derek's Story - WINNER

BRUCE FORSYTH ENTERTAINMENT AWARD 

Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway

The Graham Norton Show

I'm a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here - WINNER

The Masked Singer

Michael McIntyre's Big Show

COMEDY 

Brassic

The Gentlemen

Ghosts

Mrs Brown's Boys - WINNER

Not Going Out

DAYTIME 

The Chase - WINNER

Deal or No Deal

Loose Women

This Morning

The Repair Shop

DRAMA PERFORMANCE 

Brenda Blethyn (Vera)

Jessica Gunning (Baby Reindeer)

Michelle Keegan (Fool Me Once)

Toby Jones (Mr Bates vs the Post Office) - WINNER

Vicky McClure (Trigger Point) 

EXPERT

Anton Du Beke (Strictly Come Dancing)

David Attenborough (Mammals) - WINNER

Kaleb Cooper (Clarkson's Farm)

Martin Lewis (The Martin Lewis Money Show)

Torvill And Dean (Dancing on Ice)

FACTUAL ENTERTAINMENT 

Clarkson's Farm

Gogglebox

Martin Lewis Money Show Live

Sort Your Life Out - WINNER

The Yorkshire Vet

NEW DRAMA 

Baby Reindeer

Fool Me Once

Mr Bates vs The Post Office - WINNER

One Day

Red Eye

QUIZ GAME SHOW 

The 1% Club - WINNER

Ant and Dec's Limitless Win

Beat the Chasers

Michael McIntyre's The Wheel

Richard Osman's House of Games

REALITY COMPETITION 

The Apprentice

Celebrity Big Brother

Love Island

Race Across the World

The Traitors - WINNER

RETURNING DRAMA 

Bridgerton - WINNER

Call the Midwife

The Crown

Trigger Point

Vera

SERIAL DRAMA

Casualty

Coronation Street

EastEnders

Emmerdale - WINNER

Hollyoaks

SERIAL DRAMA PERFORMANCE 

Angela Wynter (EastEnders)

David Neilson (Coronation Street)

Diane Parish (EastEnders)

Eden Taylor-Draper (Emmerdale)

Peter Ash (Coronation Street) - WINNER

TALENT SHOW 

Britain's Got Talent

The Great British Bake Off

MasterChef

Strictly Come Dancing - WINNER

The Voice UK

TV PRESENTER 

Alison Hammond (This Morning)

Ant And Dec (I'm a Celebrity) - WINNER

Bradley Walsh (The Chase)

Claudia Winkleman (The Traitors)

Stacey Solomon (Sort Your Life Out)

IMPACT AWARD

Mr Bates vs The Post Office 

SPECIAL RECOGNITION

Davina McCall