Emmerdale snubbed by BAFTAs a year after winning best soap without a single nomination
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thesun.co.ukEMMERDALE has been snubbed by the BAFTAs - just a year after winning the prestigious award. The ITV soap took home the award for Best Soap and Continuing Drama last year - but this year it has failed to garner a nomination.
Visit our Emmerdale page for the latest gossip Find all Emmerdale spoilers here Instead Coronation Street, EastEnders, Hollyoaks and Casualty will battle it out for the prize at this year's ceremony.
EastEnders has won a BAFTA TV Awards nomination once again after being snubbed last year - and the moment of Chantelle's murder has been nominated for a Must See Moment gong.
Since the the Best Soap and Continuing Drama category was introduced in 1999, EastEnders has won it nine times, more than any other show.
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