The BAFTA TV Awards are underway at London’s Royal Festival Hall, with “Adolescence” actor Owen Cooper taking the first major win reported from the ceremony. Deadline, Daily Mail and Variety all report that the 16-year-old won the BAFTA TV Award for supporting actor for his role in the Netflix drama “Adolescence.” The sources describe Cooper’s performance as his breakout first screen role, portraying a 13-year-old boy charged with the brutal murder of a female classmate. Variety adds that the win completes a “full set” of major honors that Cooper has accumulated for his first-ever screen role, presenting it as a historic achievement. Daily Mail similarly frames the win as the continuation of an award-winning streak for Cooper. Beyond Cooper’s win, Deadline notes that the ceremony is a major three-hour event featuring major figures in attendance and coverage, while Daily Mail also reports an additional result involving Christine Tremarco, one of Cooper’s co-stars, in a separate category. The awards continue later on Sunday.