A reality series filmed in Morecambe starring boxer Tyson Fury has been shortlisted for a National Television Award.
At Home with the Furys is one of five programmes vying for the 'Reality Docuseries' category of the annual televised awards celebrating the best in UK television.
The Netflix fly-on-the-wall series, which tells the story of the life of the former world heavyweight boxing champion and his family, is up against Clarkson's Farm, Fletchers' Family Farm, Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing and Stacey & Joe.
'The Gypsy King' and his family released a social media video encouraging people to vote for them in the category, which will be decided by the public.
The National Television Awards (NTAs), first launched in 1995.
Hosted by comedian Joel Dommett, the event will take place at London's O2 arena and will be broadcast live on ITV1 and ITVX from 8pm on September 8.
The second season of At Home With The Furys arrived on Netflix in April and quickly became the number one rated show on the streaming platform.

It tells the story of the Fury family's life in Morecambe in 2025 as the world famous fighter struggled to adjust to home life during his latest retirement from boxing.
The natural beauty of Morecambe - including many stunning aerial shots of the Promenade - was also showcased in the 10-part series, as filming took place last year when the family still lived in Heaton-with-Oxcliffe.
Since the Netflix cameras stopped rolling late last year, the Furys - Tyson, wife Paris and their seven children Venezuela, Prince, Tyson (Tutty), Valencia, Adonis, Athena and Rico - have moved to the Isle of Man, after making their home in the Morecambe area for more than 15 years.
Their decision to leave the town is heavily featured in the conclusion of the At Home with the Furys series.


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