British Soap Award for Best Newcomer

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British Soap Award for Best Newcomer
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Andrea Green with her award in 2005
CountryUnited Kingdom
First awarded2000;24 years ago (2000)
Currently held by Channique Sterling-Brown
(Dee Dee Bailey in Coronation Street )

The British Soap Award for Best Newcomer is an award presented annually by The British Soap Awards. The award is voted for by a panel. EastEnders is the most awarded soap in the category, with nine wins. Emmerdale is the only current soap not to have won a Best Newcomer award; defunct soaps that did not win are Family Affairs and Night and Day . The award is currently held by Coronation Street actress Channique Sterling-Brown, who plays Dee Dee Bailey in the soap.

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Awards and nominees

2000 winner Gary Lucy. Gary Lucy 2.jpg
2000 winner Gary Lucy.
2001 winner Jessie Wallace. Jessie Wallace 2023.jpg
2001 winner Jessie Wallace.
2003 winner Jack McMullen. Jack McMullen (cropped).jpg
2003 winner Jack McMullen.
2007 winner Kym Marsh. Kym Marsh 2015 2.jpg
2007 winner Kym Marsh.
2008 winner Michelle Keegan. Michelle Keegan.jpg
2008 winner Michelle Keegan.
2010 winner Marc Elliott. Marc elliott.jpg
2010 winner Marc Elliott.
2011 winner Emmett J. Scanlan. Emmett J Scanlan.jpg
2011 winner Emmett J. Scanlan.
2022 winner Ross Boatman. Ross Boatman 2007.jpg
2022 winner Ross Boatman.
2023 nominee Kia Pegg. Kia Pegg 2023.jpg
2023 nominee Kia Pegg.
YearActorRoleSoap opera
2000 [1] Gary Lucy Luke Morgan Hollyoaks
Tina O'Brien Sarah Platt Coronation Street
2001 [2] Jessie Wallace Kat Slater EastEnders
Martin Delaney Paul Webb Family Affairs
2002 [3] Alex Ferns Trevor Morgan EastEnders
Jennie McAlpine Fiz Brown Coronation Street
Gemma Atkinson Lisa Hunter Hollyoaks
Georgina WalkerJane Harper Night and Day
2003 [4] Jack McMullen Josh McLoughlin Brookside
Freema Agyeman Lola Wise Crossroads
Shane Richie Alfie Moon EastEnders
Lee Otway David "Bombhead" Burke Hollyoaks
2004 [5] Nigel Harman Dennis Rickman EastEnders
Gareth Hale Doug MacKenzie Family Affairs
Wendi Peters Cilla Brown Coronation Street
Luke Tittensor Daz Eden Emmerdale
2005 [6] Andrea Green Sarah Finch Doctors
Antony Cotton Sean Tully Coronation Street
Charlie Hardwick Val Lambert Emmerdale
Tracy-Ann Oberman Chrissie Watts EastEnders
2006 [7] Charlie Clements Bradley Branning EastEnders
Daniel Anthony Lex KeaveyDoctors
Jenna-Louise Coleman Jasmine Thomas Emmerdale
Jessica Fox Nancy Hayton Hollyoaks
2007 [8] Kym Marsh Michelle Connor Coronation Street
Martha Howe-Douglas Donna ParmarDoctors
Joseph Gilgun Eli Dingle Emmerdale
Gerard McCarthy Kris Fisher Hollyoaks
2008 [9] Michelle Keegan Tina McIntyre Coronation Street
Stephen Lord Jase Dyer EastEnders
Rita Simons Roxy Mitchell EastEnders
Nico Mirallegro Barry "Newt" Newton Hollyoaks
2009 [10] Craig Gazey Graeme Proctor Coronation Street
Selina Chilton Ruth PearceDoctors
Shona McGarty Whitney Dean EastEnders
Jorgie Porter Theresa McQueen Hollyoaks
2010 [11] Marc Elliott Syed Masood EastEnders
Sophie Abelson Cherry Malone Doctors
Lyndon Ogbourne Nathan Wylde Emmerdale
Bronagh Waugh Cheryl Brady Hollyoaks
2011 [12] Emmett J. Scanlan Brendan Brady Hollyoaks
Paula Lane Kylie Turner Coronation Street
Ricky Norwood Fatboy EastEnders
Pauline Quirke Hazel Rhodes Emmerdale
2012 [13] Natalie Gumede Kirsty Soames Coronation Street
Lu Corfield Freya Wilson Doctors
Jamie Foreman Derek Branning EastEnders
Gemma Oaten Rachel Breckle Emmerdale
2013 [14] Joseph Thompson Dr. Paul Browning Hollyoaks
Marc Baylis Rob Donovan Coronation Street
Ian Midlane Al Haskey Doctors
Khali Best Dexter Hartman EastEnders
Laura Norton Kerry Wyatt Emmerdale
2014 [15] Maddy Hill Nancy Carter EastEnders
Amy Kelly Maddie Heath Coronation Street
Michael Parr Ross Barton Emmerdale
Charlie Clapham Freddie Roscoe Hollyoaks
2015 [16] Jessica Regan Niamh Donoghue Doctors
Sean Ward Callum Logan Coronation Street
Davood Ghadami Kush Kazemi EastEnders
Ryan Hawley Robert Sugden Emmerdale
Twinnie Lee Moore Porsche McQueen Hollyoaks
2016 [17] Bonnie Langford Carmel Kazemi EastEnders
Shayne Ward Aidan Connor Coronation Street
Bharti Patel Ruhma Hanif Doctors
Isobel Steele Liv Flaherty Emmerdale
Duayne Boachie Zack Loveday Hollyoaks
2017 [18] Rob Mallard Daniel Osbourne Coronation Street
Ritu Arya Megan Sharma Doctors
Zack Morris Keegan Baker EastEnders
Sally Dexter Faith Dingle Emmerdale
Duncan James Ryan Knight Hollyoaks
2018 [19] Lorraine Stanley Karen Taylor EastEnders
Nicola Thorp Nicola Rubinstein Coronation Street
Reis Bruce Austin Lonsdale Doctors
Andrew Scarborough Graham Foster Emmerdale
Lauren McQueen Lily McQueen Hollyoaks
2019 [20] Alexandra Mardell Emma Brooker Coronation Street
Bethan Moore Izzie Torres Doctors
Ricky Champ Stuart Highway EastEnders
James Moore Ryan Stocks Emmerdale
Tylan Grant Brooke Hathaway Hollyoaks
2022 [21] Ross Boatman Harvey Monroe EastEnders
Paddy Bever Max Turner Coronation Street
Ross McLaren Luca McIntyre Doctors
Darcy Grey Marcus Dean Emmerdale
Matthew James-Bailey Ethan Williams Hollyoaks
2023 [22] Channique Sterling-Brown Dee Dee Bailey Coronation Street
Kia Pegg Scarlett Kiernan Doctors
Aaron Thiara Ravi Gulati Eastenders
William Ash Caleb Miligan Emmerdale
Anya Lawrence Vicky Grant Hollyoaks

Wins and nominations by soap

Soap operaWinsNominations
EastEnders912
Coronation Street711
Hollyoaks314
Doctors212
Brookside10
Emmerdale017
Family Affairs02
Crossroads01
Night and Day01

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