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"The British Comedy Awards celebrated The Dictator star Sacha Baron Cohen, Sky Atlantic comedy Hunderby and veteran comic duo Vic &amp;amp; Bob at tonight&amp;#039;s ceremony in London. Jonathan Ross hosted the show, which aired live on Channel 4 this evening (December 12).   Movie star Cohen, who started his TV career on Channel 4 with his Ali G character, was awarded the &amp;#039;Outstanding Achievement&amp;#039; gong at the star studded event, while Jack Whitehall was voted by the public as the &amp;#039;King of Comedy&amp;#039;. The biggest winner of the night was Julia Davis&amp;#039;s dark Sky Atlantic series Hunderby, which took home the &amp;#039;Best Sitcom&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Best New Comedy&amp;#039; titles.   Charlie Brooker was named &amp;#039;Best Comedy Entertainment Personality&amp;#039;, while Lee Mack earned the &amp;#039;Best Male TV Comic&amp;#039; title for his work on Not Going Out and Would I Lie To You? The Thick of It, which aired its final series earlier this year, earned two awards with &amp;#039;Best TV Comedy Actor&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;Best TV Comedy Actress&amp;#039; going to Rebecca Front and Peter Capaldi.   Harry Hill added another title to his long list for &amp;#039;Comedy Entertainment Programme&amp;#039;, while Jo Brand earned &amp;#039;Best Female TV Comic&amp;#039; for her work on BBC sitcom Getting On. Vic &amp;amp; Bob were also given a special title from the Writers Guild of Great Britain. &amp;gt; British Comedy Awards 2012 winners in full Photo gallery - British Comedy Awards 2012:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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