Bafta special award for historian and broadcaster David Olusoga
The Guardian|May 02, 2023
The historian and broadcaster David Olusoga will receive a Bafta special award for his outstanding contribution to television later this month.
Nadia Khomami
Bafta special award for historian and broadcaster David Olusoga

The prize, to be presented at the Bafta television awards on 14 May, is one of the organisation's top honours. Previous recipients include Clare Balding, Idris Elba and Cilla Black.

Speaking to the Guardian, Olusoga said receiving the award for his work as a producer and presenter was "truly humbling".

With a three-decade career spanning the creative arts and academia, Olusoga has been a trailblazer for the TV industry, leading the reappraisal of how history has been traditionally told through popular culture.

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