Jeremy Clarkson’s reality docuseries, Clarkson’s Farm, took home the reality docuseries award at the National Television Awards (NTAs), beating out shows like At Home With The Furys, Stacey & Joe, and Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing. The win was described by Clarkson as a "vote for farmers," suggesting that the public may have been recognizing the difficulties and hard work involved in farming. The award was presented by Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland, who now host The Grand Tour, the show Clarkson co-founded with James May and Richard Hammond. Clarkson also shared some personal news during the event, mentioning that he had been diagnosed with "aggressive" prostate cancer earlier in the year but is now in remission. He also spoke about a recent incident where 11 breeding ewes were stolen from his farm, estimating the loss at over £2,000. Despite these challenges, Clarkson remains active in his media career and farming ventures. The NTAs opened with a performance by The Hawkstone Farmers Choir, who had previously won Britain's Got Talent earlier this year. The event also saw Michael McIntyre's Big Show win The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award, while the new drama I Fought The Law took home the new drama category. In other categories, Gogglebox was named the winner of the factual entertainment prize, and Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley won the serial drama performance award for his portrayal of Cain Dingle.