so grateful, i'm going to tell you the entirety of my life in 30 seconds. and i place this at the feet of my of an egg, susan downey. thanks! you are so handsome. i was really hoping _ you were going to be here and, ooft, it was worth it! and the bafta goes to... christopher nolan. thank you for letting us all take on something quite dark and seeing the potential in that. cillian murphy. thank you for that extraordinary, exhilarating script and for always pushing me and always demanding excellence, because that's what you deliver, time after time again. the bafta goes to... emma stone! ijust want to start by thanking our

dialect coach neil swain, - because i was playing a british person in this movie _ and he did not laugh at me _ when he taught me how to say water. even though, as an american, i say it like "watter". - michael] fox! cheering. and the bafta goes to... if i can read it. oppenheimer! cheering. now, as a wise person once said, come on, barbie, let's go party! yes, that we'll come back to david tennant later but first, helen, your initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i initial reaction to the fact oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was exnected. it — oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the _ oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the film - oppenheimer did so well? i think it was expected, it was the film with l was expected, it was the film with the most nominations and often that is the one that goes home with the

most prices. it has been a force to be reckoned with the whole awards season, it says that air of seriousness that perhaps barbie didn't, it has the feeling of an award—ready film and it is also very, very good which has pushed it over top. q. very, very good which has pushed it over to -. �* , very, very good which has pushed it overto.�* , ., over top. a very long film as well! it sa s, over top. a very long film as well! it says. but _ over top. a very long film as well! it says, but was _ over top. a very long film as well! it says, but was up _ over top. a very long film as well! it says, but was up against - over top. a very long film as well! it says, but was up against killers| it says, but was up against killers of the flower moon, which is also very long. i think it is about whether it holds your attention. oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb, cillian murphy's performances extraordinary. he gets into this completely _ performances extraordinary. he gets into this completely different - into this completely different persona, mannerisms, has to age over for about a0 years of over the course of the film. it's a real tour de force for him and he is one of these actors we have been admiring for a long time and i think he

grasps the chance to acknowledge that. if grasps the chance to acknowledge that. , ., . �* grasps the chance to acknowledge that. . that. if you haven't actually seen the film, here _ that. if you haven't actually seen the film, here is _ that. if you haven't actually seen the film, here is a _ that. if you haven't actually seen the film, here is a taste - that. if you haven't actually seen the film, here is a taste of- that. if you haven't actually seen| the film, here is a taste of cillian murphy in oppenheimer. so, you take it to mean...? neutrons smash into the nucleus, releasing neutrons to smash into other nuclei. the point of no return, massive explosive forces. but this time, chain reaction doesn't stop. it would ignite the atmosphere. if we detonate an atomic device, we might start a chain reaction that...destroys the world. if we can talk about christopher nolan, he did don kerr, the talk notes, but this is his first bafta, which i found quite amazing. itruiith which i found quite amazing. with the exception _ which i found quite amazing. with the exception of _ which i found quite amazing. tn the exception of dunkirk, all his other films have been the exception of dunkirk, all his otherfilms have been genre the exception of dunkirk, all his other films have been genre films, and there are exceptions but generally speaking genre films don't win the big prizes. so in some ways,

this is almost the first chance to give him a bafta. maybe dunkirk, but this got good reviews, this got stellar reviews, so they have been acknowledging in extraordinary career but were not going to acknowledge each individual film. cillian murphy and christopher nolan spoke after the ceremony. i'm thrilled, i think it's a great reflection on the state of cinema nowadays that this is a very complex, very challenging, three—hour, r—rated movie about a physicist and about a very dark period in our history, and that people came to see it in huge numbers. and people meet me on the street and say they've seen the film five, six times. boys and girls, men and women, young and old, and that's staggering and very humbling but i think it's, like i say, a great reflection of the state of cinema. and i think it's been a brilliant

year for cinema, as we saw tonight. it's a nihilistic subject and - the film inevitably reflects that. but the recognition for the film | is thrilling and to see so many| people that i've worked with being recognised, | that's very, very thrilling, particularly our crew- and our cast, it's wonderful. so, let's christopher nolan and cillian murphy speaking after winning the baftas. also robert downey winning the baftas. also robert downeer getting supporting actor. he won the party 30 years ago for a chaplain at 31, he won the party 30 years ago for a chalain a - �* ., ~ chaplain at 31, i'm told! a new record for— chaplain at 31, i'm told! a new record for the _ chaplain at 31, i'm told! a new record for the longest - chaplain at 31, i'm told! a new record for the longest gap - chaplain at 31, i'm told! a new- record for the longest gap between wins for any performer at the baftas. it wins for any performer at the baftas. ., , ~' wins for any performer at the baftas. ., , ~ , baftas. it does feel like his careers had _ baftas. it does feel like his careers had a _ baftas. it does feel like his careers had a second - baftas. it does feel like his careers had a second act, i baftas. it does feel like his| careers had a second act, if baftas. it does feel like his - careers had a second act, if that award was about the promise he showed as a young man, this is it word for getting through his very

difficult middle years, where he did struggle with drug addictions, and coming back and cementing himself as a a—list star again. entity is also a a—list star again. entity is also a great performance, something different from him before and something it is essential to the film's second half. he something it is essential to the film's second half.— something it is essential to the film's second half. he did seem like he was having _ film's second half. he did seem like he was having a _ film's second half. he did seem like he was having a lot _ film's second half. he did seem like he was having a lot of _ film's second half. he did seem like he was having a lot of fun, - film's second half. he did seem like he was having a lot of fun, who - film's second half. he did seem like he was having a lot of fun, who is l he was having a lot of fun, who is showing his behind! this he was having a lot of fun, who is showing his behind!— he was having a lot of fun, who is showing his behind! this has got a lot of views _ showing his behind! this has got a lot of views on _ showing his behind! this has got a lot of views on social— showing his behind! this has got a lot of views on social and - showing his behind! this has got a lot of views on social and we - showing his behind! this has got a lot of views on social and we saw. showing his behind! this has got a | lot of views on social and we saw a few people — lot of views on social and we saw a few people shimmying down the red carpets, _ few people shimmying down the red carpets, mia mckenna—bruce and her director_ carpets, mia mckenna—bruce and her director on _ carpets, mia mckenna—bruce and her director on how to have sex did a shimmy— director on how to have sex did a shimmy down the red carpet so there was perhaps something in the air. will come — was perhaps something in the air. will come back to the red carpet a little later on, we will move on to emma stone, who won best actress. helen, i haven't seen that poor thing is, tell me what the film is about in her role in it? it is

about in her role in it? it is almost a — about in her role in it? it is almost a frankenstein - about in her role in it? it 3 almost a frankenstein story. her bodyis almost a frankenstein story. her body is that of a woman who died and she's been essentially reanimated through means i don't want to spoil, so she's having to learn how to be human again from zero in the body of an adult and it's about her development from a mental age of perhaps two into full adulthood. it's quite weird, quite shocking at times, there's a lot of nudity and sex and a lot of humour but it also says something about what it means to be human. it really is at tour de force performance for her, astonishing. she is a past oscar winnerfor la la land, i don't know if she was going to win an oscar this year because the gladstone was not nominated at the baftas but she is a frontrunner at the oscars but this is an astonishing performance.

emma spoke after she won the bafta. to also be a producer on this film, the first film i've produced alongside acting, so it feels doubly meaningful, because both in front of it and behind, it was incredible to be part of it. she produced it and also during was talking about her accent as well. yeah, which doesn't slip, it's impressive. she has done a british accent before in case of favourite, she has a good working relationship with that director, but she can do a flawless british accent. let’s with that director, but she can do a flawless british accent.— flawless british accent. let's see what her british _ flawless british accent. let's see what her british accent _ flawless british accent. let's see what her british accent is - flawless british accent. let's see what her british accent is like. i you were fighting and ideas are banging around in bella's head and heart like lights in a storm. oh.

you always reading now, bella. you're losing some of your adorable way of speaking. | i'm a changeable feast, as are all of we. apparently, according to emerson. disagreed with by harry. come, come, just...come. you're in my sun. what? it does look rather dark, as you say. i must go and see that. ellis, her outfit on the red carpet was something else, she did look amazing. at tare something else, she did look amazing- a— something else, she did look amazin.._a ., ., ., , ' amazing. at we saw a lot of puff sleeves this _ amazing. at we saw a lot of puff sleeves this season, _ amazing. at we saw a lot of puff sleeves this season, and - amazing. at we saw a lot of puff sleeves this season, and peach, amazing. at we saw a lot of puff . sleeves this season, and peach, we hevent— sleeves this season, and peach, we haven't seen — sleeves this season, and peach, we haven't seen much peach before and it was— haven't seen much peach before and it was bringing in the 80s trains, huge _ it was bringing in the 80s trains, huge for— it was bringing in the 80s trains, huge for this season. we it was bringing in the 80s trains, huge for this season.— it was bringing in the 80s trains, huge for this season. we will talk more about _ huge for this season. we will talk more about fashion _ huge for this season. we will talk more about fashion in _ huge for this season. we will talk more about fashion in a - huge for this season. we will talk| more about fashion in a moment, huge for this season. we will talk- more about fashion in a moment, we will go on to best supporting

access, definejoy randall. she is on the holdovers, explain what the film is about and her role in it? it film is about and her role in it? it is a committed drama, paul giamatti as a teacher left at a posh boarding school to look after a student over the christmas holidays and define joy the christmas holidays and define joy randall placed the school cook. she has lost her son recently and threw them end up helping each other a little through the difficulties without being schmaltzy. this is a film where people begin to take a step forward through connecting with each other rather than all their province be magically sold. it is funny and gorgeous and really moving and she is wonderful in it, it is a richly deserved award.— and she is wonderful in it, it is a richly deserved award. what she was amazin: on richly deserved award. what she was amazing on the _ richly deserved award. what she was amazing on the actual _ richly deserved award. what she was amazing on the actual nights, - richly deserved award. what she was amazing on the actual nights, full. amazing on the actual nights, full of beans is how i would describe it. when she spoke afterwards, you could tell she was really happy to win,

particularly happy to won in london. it means the world to me. i started my career here, that was in theatre. and so to be able to be in a movie that was seen by you guys, who in many respects taught me how to do what i do. i've always had a love for international projects and shows and movies. i watch more international movies and television than i watch american. it's true, but i do. so it really means a lot because i deeply respect and revere your taste. and so it's the greatest honour. were talking about british accents and the fact that overall, british talent didn't do that well? ifeei talent didn't do that well? i feel like what's _ talent didn't do that well? i feel like what's happening _ talent didn't do that well? i feel like what's happening at - talent didn't do that well? i feel like what's happening at the - talent didn't do that well? i f--i like what's happening at the moment is that the british movie industry is that the british movie industry is hosting a lot of productions from

overseas, big tv and movies from all overseas, big tv and movies from all over the world because with these incredible crews and facilities and where this acting talent that goes to america and make films for the americans. i don't feel like we are making that many big british films at the moment. we are seeing very, very small, very depressing british films and the occasional christopher nolan productions but really, very little in between. and the in between is where a lot of award ceremonies find their nominees. so maybe we need to find some of the films we're making and how many films we're making and how many films we're making here as a british films we're making here as a british films because otherwise, we have all this incredible talent in the country which is making a film is elsewhere. country which is making a film is elsewhere-— country which is making a film is elsewhere. . , , , , , ., elsewhere. with any surprises for ou last elsewhere. with any surprises for you last night? — elsewhere. with any surprises for you last night? a— elsewhere. with any surprises for you last night? a couple - elsewhere. with any surprises for you last night? a couple of- elsewhere. with any surprises for| you last night? a couple of awards elsewhere. with any surprises for i you last night? a couple of awards i thou~ht you last night? a couple of awards i thought could _ you last night? a couple of awards i thought could go — you last night? a couple of awards i thought could go a _ you last night? a couple of awards i thought could go a number - you last night? a couple of awards i thought could go a number of - you last night? a couple of awards i i thought could go a number of ways. you last night? a couple of awards i l thought could go a number of ways. i will be honest, any of the best picture nominees i would have been

happy with seeing. it has been an extra year. i think barbie is an extraordinary film which did not get much love, it is never a particular bafta—friendly film but it is great. and then we have the boy and three heroin is an incredible film but spider—man could have taken it in another year. spider-man could have taken it in another year-— another year. let's mention the elehant another year. let's mention the elephant in _ another year. let's mention the elephant in the _ another year. let's mention the elephant in the room, - another year. let's mention the elephant in the room, barbie i another year. let's mention the i elephant in the room, barbie was another year. let's mention the - elephant in the room, barbie was the biggest box office film last year and yet it walked away empty—handed. why? i and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh ? 4' and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh 2 ~ , , and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh ? 4' , , , ., , ., and yet it walked away empty-handed. wh? 4', ,, why? i think it seems unserious at a lance. i why? i think it seems unserious at a glance- ithink— why? i think it seems unserious at a glance. i think that _ why? i think it seems unserious at a glance. i think that there _ why? i think it seems unserious at a glance. i think that there are - why? i think it seems unserious at a glance. i think that there are some l glance. i think that there are some small c conservative voters who may not have watched it. it is very girly and a way that awards have not traditionally supported. it is so frothy and fun and poppy that you think perhaps people underestimate how clever and tearing it was to

make that film because you could have frankly made a much worse barbie movie and a made an enormous amount of money. there is no need for it to be as good as it is and people arejudging the for it to be as good as it is and people are judging the publicly they it is. it has been an incredible year, incredible nominees and an incredible line—up of winners so perhaps just fell short of the final hurdle. i perhaps 'ust fell short of the final hurdle. . , perhaps 'ust fell short of the final hurdle. ., , , perhaps 'ust fell short of the final hurdle. .,, , , ., ., perhaps 'ust fell short of the final hurdle. , , . hurdle. i was pretty good that saltburn didn't _ hurdle. i was pretty good that saltburn didn't win _ hurdle. i was pretty good that saltburn didn't win anything l hurdle. i was pretty good that| saltburn didn't win anything as well, i thought it was an amazing film. . , , well, i thought it was an amazing film. . ,, , ~ ., film. perhaps the shock factor was 'ust a bit film. perhaps the shock factor was just a bit too _ film. perhaps the shock factor was just a bit too much _ film. perhaps the shock factor was just a bit too much for— film. perhaps the shock factor was just a bit too much for that? - film. perhaps the shock factor was just a bit too much for that? it - just a bit too much for that? it also was not as universally acclaimed as emerald final�*s previous film. people were not prepared for what so pointed out to be, it takes a shift in the last act into something really gone sour and bizarre and don't think people saw that coming and it perhaps most them along the way. it's a surprise it

didn't do better than it did, it was still in the conversation but perhaps something like zone of interest had more universal acclaim from the photos. bath interest had more universal acclaim from the photos.— from the photos. both barbie and saltburn have _ from the photos. both barbie and saltburn have been _ from the photos. both barbie and saltburn have been massive - from the photos. both barbie and saltburn have been massive on i from the photos. both barbie and - saltburn have been massive on social media, though? saltburn have been massive on social media. though?— saltburn have been massive on social media, though? bigger than anything i can media, though? bigger than anything i can remember— media, though? bigger than anything i can remember for _ media, though? bigger than anything i can remember for young _ media, though? bigger than anything i can remember for young people - media, though? bigger than anything i can remember for young people and tiktok— i can remember for young people and tiktok particularly. saltburn had merger— tiktok particularly. saltburn had merger on the dance floor which went back into _ merger on the dance floor which went back into the charts. and there is the dancing around big houses like barry— the dancing around big houses like barry keoghan tours in the last scene — barry keoghan tours in the last scene. and barbie's whole marketing was targeted towards social media, this barbie — was targeted towards social media, this barbie is, fill in the plan, which — this barbie is, fill in the plan, which everyone did on social media. i which everyone did on social media. i was _ which everyone did on social media. i was surprised to see them not win and i_ i was surprised to see them not win and i did _ i was surprised to see them not win and i did see — i was surprised to see them not win and i did see a lot of outrage particularly about barbie and is in our tiktok— particularly about barbie and is in our tiktok comments on the bbc tiktok— our tiktok comments on the bbc tiktok about barbie and saltburn. i

think— tiktok about barbie and saltburn. i think saltburn was like a little secret— think saltburn was like a little secret where people like, have you seen _ secret where people like, have you seen it _ secret where people like, have you seen it get?— seen it get? definitely not one to watch with _ seen it get? definitely not one to watch with your _ seen it get? definitely not one to watch with your parents! - seen it get? definitely not one to watch with your parents! let's . seen it get? definitely not one to l watch with your parents! let's talk about fashion. here is a little taster about some of the red carpet fashion on display at the baftas. # it's murder on the dance floor # but you'd better not kill the groove # hey, hey # it's murder on the dance floor # but you'd better not steal the moves, dj # going to turn this house around somehow # it's murder on the dance floor # but you'd better not kill the groove # hey, hey # it's murder on the dance floor # but you'd better not steal the moves, dj # going to burn this goddamn house right down...#.

ellis is here, cate blanchett, start with her. i ellis is here, cate blanchett, start with her. . , ellis is here, cate blanchett, start with her. ., ., ,, ,, ellis is here, cate blanchett, start withher. ,, . , ., with her. i was obsessed many for the necklace. _ with her. i was obsessed many for the necklace, she _ with her. i was obsessed many for the necklace, she brought- with her. i was obsessed many for the necklace, she brought back i with her. i was obsessed many for. the necklace, she brought back into it, perhaps — the necklace, she brought back into it, perhaps the new shade we're seeing _ it, perhaps the new shade we're seeing this season but her necklace was reworked from the last baftas, showing _ was reworked from the last baftas, showing that vintage, reworked isn't 'ust showing that vintage, reworked isn't just for— showing that vintage, reworked isn't just for vintage, designers are doing — just for vintage, designers are doing it — just for vintage, designers are doing it as well. lila.r just for vintage, designers are doing it as well.— just for vintage, designers are doing it as well. lily collins, what about her? _ doing it as well. lily collins, what about her? she _ doing it as well. lily collins, what about her? she was _ doing it as well. lily collins, what about her? she was my _ doing it as well. lily collins, what about her? she was my favourite| doing it as well. lily collins, what i about her? she was my favourite for the vampv glamour. _ about her? she was my favourite for the vampy glamour, the _ about her? she was my favourite for the vampy glamour, the puff - about her? she was my favourite for. the vampy glamour, the puff sleeves, the vampy glamour, the puff sleeves, the hair— the vampy glamour, the puff sleeves, the hair and _ the vampy glamour, the puff sleeves, the hairand make—up, everything 'ust the hairand make—up, everything just worked. just the hair and make-up, everything just worked-— the hair and make-up, everything 'ust worked. , , ,. , . ., just worked. just describe what that is for me, just worked. just describe what that is for me. not _ just worked. just describe what that is for me, not being _ just worked. just describe what that is for me, not being a _ just worked. just describe what that is for me, not being a fashion - is for me, not being a fashion expert! is for me, not being a fashion exert! ., ., , is for me, not being a fashion exert! ., . , _, is for me, not being a fashion exert! ., . , , . , expert! floral is coming in usually but this is wednesday _ expert! floral is coming in usually but this is wednesday addams, i expert! floral is coming in usuallyj but this is wednesday addams, at this whole — but this is wednesday addams, at this whole vampire style is back. and emma — this whole vampire style is back. and emma stone, i'm in tune with

emma! i and emma stone, i'm in tune with emma! ., and emma stone, i'm in tune with emma! ~ . ., , , emma! i feel like another puff sleeve so _ emma! i feel like another puff sleeve so perhaps _ emma! i feel like another puff sleeve so perhaps that - emma! i feel like another puff sleeve so perhaps that is - emma! i feel like another puff- sleeve so perhaps that is something we are _ sleeve so perhaps that is something we are going to see heavily throughout spring and summer, but i love this _ throughout spring and summer, but i love this years skirts, it's at london _ love this years skirts, it's at london fashion week at the moment and we _ london fashion week at the moment and we are _ london fashion week at the moment and we are seeing sheer skirts, so this is— and we are seeing sheer skirts, so this is perfect and a note to the 80s _ this is perfect and a note to the 80s this— this is perfect and a note to the 80s. this is one of my favourites, i love a _ 80s. this is one of my favourites, i love a white — 80s. this is one of my favourites, i love a white gown, it was so much so much _ love a white gown, it was so much so much waist— love a white gown, it was so much so much waist detailing on this carpet and a _ much waist detailing on this carpet and a high — much waist detailing on this carpet and a high neck, and tissue harry styles' _ and a high neck, and tissue harry styles' nude fling?— and a high neck, and tissue harry styles' nude fling? harry styles was at the football _ styles' nude fling? harry styles was at the football yesterday, _ styles' nude fling? harry styles was at the football yesterday, not - styles' nude fling? harry styles was at the football yesterday, not the i at the football yesterday, not the baftas! i would hate to wear white to any event! find baftas! i would hate to wear white to any event!— baftas! i would hate to wear white to any event! and she had red lips! she was very _ to any event! and she had red lips! she was very careful. _ to any event! and she had red lips! she was very careful. andrew - to any event! and she had red lips! l she was very careful. andrew scott? i am so she was very careful. andrew scott? i am so happy _ she was very careful. andrew scott? i am so happy we — she was very careful. andrew scott? i am so happy we saw _ she was very careful. andrew scott? i am so happy we saw red _ she was very careful. andrew scott? i am so happy we saw red for - i am so happy we saw red for menswear— i am so happy we saw red for menswear because it was so on trend and every— menswear because it was so on trend and every word we've seen so far and this was— and every word we've seen so far and this was customer from a parisian brand _ this was customer from a parisian brand |_ this was customer from a parisian brand. ~ ., this was customer from a parisian brand. ~' ., . this was customer from a parisian brand. ~ ., . ., ., , .

brand. i know a lot of my male colleagues _ brand. i know a lot of my male colleagues in _ brand. i know a lot of my male colleagues in the _ brand. i know a lot of my male colleagues in the newsroom i brand. i know a lot of my male i colleagues in the newsroom have had their eye on that this morning, really like it. bradley cooper, his outfit was interesting? brute really like it. bradley cooper, his outfit was interesting?— really like it. bradley cooper, his outfit was interesting? we have seen a lot of topcoats _ outfit was interesting? we have seen a lot of topcoats come _ outfit was interesting? we have seen a lot of topcoats come through i outfit was interesting? we have seen a lot of topcoats come through a i a lot of topcoats come through a dose _ a lot of topcoats come through a dose of— a lot of topcoats come through a dose of the 70s pant, i did not dose of the 70s pant, ! did not expect— dose of the 70s pant, i did not expect bradley cooper in a flare, did you? — expect bradley cooper in a flare, did you? |— expect bradley cooper in a flare, did ou? u, �* expect bradley cooper in a flare, did ou? �* expect bradley cooper in a flare, did you?_ have i expect bradley cooper in a flare, l did you?_ have the did you? i can't say i did! have the outfits gone _ did you? i can't say i did! have the outfits gone down _ did you? i can't say i did! have the outfits gone down on _ did you? i can't say i did! have the outfits gone down on social - did you? i can't say i did! have the | outfits gone down on social media? people love to look at people on the red carpet. it is people love to look at people on the red caret. , ., people love to look at people on the red caret. , . , ., people love to look at people on the red caret. ,. , . , , red carpet. it is a shame because one of the _ red carpet. it is a shame because one of the people _ red carpet. it is a shame because one of the people that _ red carpet. it is a shame because one of the people that always i red carpet. it is a shame because i one of the people that always goes viral for— one of the people that always goes viral for whatever _ one of the people that always goes viral for whatever he _ one of the people that always goes viral for whatever he wears - one of the people that always goes viral for whatever he wears is - one of the people that always goesj viral for whatever he wears is jacob elordi, _ viral for whatever he wears is jacob elordi, he — viral for whatever he wears is jacob elordi, he didn't— viral for whatever he wears is jacob elordi, he didn't attend _ viral for whatever he wears is jacob elordi, he didn't attend last- viral for whatever he wears is jacob elordi, he didn't attend last night, i elordi, he didn't attend last night, he is _ elordi, he didn't attend last night, he is tiktok— elordi, he didn't attend last night, he is tiktok gold _ elordi, he didn't attend last night, he is tiktok gold for— elordi, he didn't attend last night, he is tiktok gold for what - elordi, he didn't attend last night, he is tiktok gold for what he - elordi, he didn't attend last night, i he is tiktok gold for what he wears. andrew— he is tiktok gold for what he wears. andrew scott — he is tiktok gold for what he wears. andrew scott was _ he is tiktok gold for what he wears. andrew scott was the _ he is tiktok gold for what he wears. andrew scott was the most - he is tiktok gold for what he wears. andrew scott was the most bold i he is tiktok gold for what he wears. j andrew scott was the most bold out of the _ andrew scott was the most bold out of the men — andrew scott was the most bold out of the men at — andrew scott was the most bold out of the men at the _ andrew scott was the most bold out of the men at the other— andrew scott was the most bold out of the men at the other thing - andrew scott was the most bold out of the men at the other thing we i of the men at the other thing we discussed — of the men at the other thing we discussed yesterday— of the men at the other thing we discussed yesterday in _ of the men at the other thing we discussed yesterday in the - of the men at the other thing we i discussed yesterday in the newsroom was margot _ discussed yesterday in the newsroom was margot robbie's— discussed yesterday in the newsroom was margot robbie's outfit. - discussed yesterday in the newsroom was margot robbie's outfit. i- was margot robbie's outfit. i thought— was margot robbie's outfit. i thought it _ was margot robbie's outfit. i thought it really— was margot robbie's outfit. i thought it really reminded i was margot robbie's outfit. ll thought it really reminded me was margot robbie's outfit. i- thought it really reminded me of the mean _ thought it really reminded me of the mean girls— thought it really reminded me of the mean girls outfit _ thought it really reminded me of the mean girls outfit in— thought it really reminded me of the mean girls outfit in the _ thought it really reminded me of the mean girls outfit in the movie? i thought it really reminded me of the mean girls outfit in the movie? iglitz. mean girls outfit in the movie? we

saw so mean girls outfit in the movie? saw so much coarser trait but i thought— saw so much coarser trait but i thought it _ saw so much coarser trait but i thought it was a slight nod to barbie — thought it was a slight nod to barbie but perhaps she is trying to transition — barbie but perhaps she is trying to transition away from barbie? how much work _ transition away from barbie? how much work goes _ transition away from barbie? how much work goes into _ transition away from barbie? how much work goes into the transition away from barbie? home much work goes into the celebrities' thinking about what they are going to wear on the red carpet? there robabl to wear on the red carpet? there probably already _ to wear on the red carpet? there probably already thinking - to wear on the red carpet? there probably already thinking about | to wear on the red carpet? there probably already thinking about next year now! _ probably already thinking about next year now! it's all thing at a think about, _ year now! it's all thing at a think about, heron make—up, the look. something — about, heron make—up, the look. something i— about, heron make—up, the look. something i thought was nice last year is _ something i thought was nice last year is that princess kate wore black— year is that princess kate wore black opera gloves, i thought they were staying in 2023 but dimmer back _ were staying in 2023 but dimmer back we — were staying in 2023 but dimmer back. we saw quite a few people wearing — back. we saw quite a few people wearing them. it is nice to see the trend _ wearing them. it is nice to see the trend is— wearing them. it is nice to see the trend is coming back but it is a whole — trend is coming back but it is a whole process.— trend is coming back but it is a whole process. trend is coming back but it is a whole rocess. . �* . ~ . whole process. we'll talk about some ofthe whole process. we'll talk about some of the moments. _ whole process. we'll talk about some of the moments. the _ whole process. we'll talk about some of the moments. the one _ whole process. we'll talk about some of the moments. the one i _ of the moments. the one i particularly felt and to be on its welt up a little bit was when michaelj fox came out. here, if you missed it, is the moment he was introduced. michaelj fox! cheering.

so, a standing ovation for michaelj fox. it was quite a moment.- fox. it was quite a moment. really emotional- — fox. it was quite a moment. really emotional. everyone _ fox. it was quite a moment. really emotional. everyone is _ fox. it was quite a moment. really emotional. everyone is always i fox. it was quite a moment. reallyl emotional. everyone is always loved him from back to the future onwards, just such a popular star. and then his battle with parkinson's which is taken a farmer of his life than the acting career he did which was inspiring. there was a documentary last night about his life and his battles which is extraordinary. it was great to see him and it was worrying to see him in a wheelchair, you are like, has parkinson's taken

that from him too? but was able to stand at the podium and that was just inspiring and everyone just wishes him so well. i just inspiring and everyone 'ust wishes him so well.i just inspiring and everyone 'ust wishes him so well. i saw people sa in: wishes him so well. i saw people saying they _ wishes him so well. i saw people saying they were _ wishes him so well. i saw people saying they were crying - wishes him so well. i saw people saying they were crying at - wishes him so well. i saw people saying they were crying at home | wishes him so well. i saw people i saying they were crying at home when that happened. aha, saying they were crying at home when that happened. b. lat saying they were crying at home when that happened-— that happened. a lot of people felt emotional because _ that happened. a lot of people felt emotional because you _ that happened. a lot of people felt emotional because you don't i that happened. a lot of people felt emotional because you don't see l that happened. a lot of people felt i emotional because you don't see him often _ emotional because you don't see him often and _ emotional because you don't see him often and it— emotional because you don't see him often. and it sums _ emotional because you don't see him often. and it sums up _ emotional because you don't see him often. and it sums up the _ emotional because you don't see him often. and it sums up the vibe - emotional because you don't see him often. and it sums up the vibe in i often. and it sums up the vibe in the room. — often. and it sums up the vibe in the room. very— often. and it sums up the vibe in the room, very kind _ often. and it sums up the vibe in the room, very kind compared i often. and it sums up the vibe in the room, very kind compared to previous— the room, very kind compared to previous baftas. _ the room, very kind compared to previous baftas. ways _ the room, very kind compared to previous baftas. ways did - the room, very kind compared to previous baftas. ways did not. the room, very kind compared to. previous baftas. ways did not have anything _ previous baftas. ways did not have anything like — previous baftas. ways did not have anything like ricky— previous baftas. ways did not have anything like ricky gervais - previous baftas. ways did not have. anything like ricky gervais speeches which _ anything like ricky gervais speeches which go _ anything like ricky gervais speeches which go viral — anything like ricky gervais speeches which go viral and _ anything like ricky gervais speeches which go viral and people _ anything like ricky gervais speeches which go viral and people take - anything like ricky gervais speeches which go viral and people take the i which go viral and people take the mickey, _ which go viral and people take the mickey, this— which go viral and people take the mickey, this was _ which go viral and people take the mickey, this was more _ which go viral and people take the i mickey, this was more wholesome, nice moments. _ mickey, this was more wholesome, nice moments, everyone _ mickey, this was more wholesome, nice moments, everyone sharing i nice moments, everyone sharing positive — nice moments, everyone sharing positive things _ nice moments, everyone sharing positive things. david _ nice moments, everyone sharing positive things. david tennant i positive things. david tennant hosting — positive things. david tennant hosting was _ positive things. david tennant hosting was positive, - positive things. david tennant hosting was positive, kind i positive things. david tennant i hosting was positive, kind vibes. how— hosting was positive, kind vibes. how do — hosting was positive, kind vibes. how do you _ hosting was positive, kind vibes. how do you think _ hosting was positive, kind vibes. how do you think david - hosting was positive, kind vibes. how do you think david tennanti hosting was positive, kind vibes. i how do you think david tennant did? it's a hard gig. he how do you think david tennant did? its a hard gig-— it's a hard gig. he smashed it. i don't think— it's a hard gig. he smashed it. i don't think everything _ it's a hard gig. he smashed it. i don't think everything needs i it's a hard gig. he smashed it. i don't think everything needs to | it's a hard gig. he smashed it. i i don't think everything needs to be aroused _ don't think everything needs to be aroused and — don't think everything needs to be aroused and he _ don't think everything needs to be aroused and he said _ don't think everything needs to be aroused and he said he _ don't think everything needs to be aroused and he said he didn't- don't think everything needs to be| aroused and he said he didn't want to roast— aroused and he said he didn't want to roast people _ aroused and he said he didn't want to roast people he _ aroused and he said he didn't want to roast people he wanted - aroused and he said he didn't want to roast people he wanted to - aroused and he said he didn't want to roast people he wanted to be i to roast people he wanted to be encouraging _ to roast people he wanted to be encouraging. that's _

to roast people he wanted to be encouraging. that's nice, - to roast people he wanted to be encouraging. that's nice, you i to roast people he wanted to be i encouraging. that's nice, you don't have _ encouraging. that's nice, you don't have to _ encouraging. that's nice, you don't have to laugh — encouraging. that's nice, you don't have to laugh at _ encouraging. that's nice, you don't have to laugh at people _ encouraging. that's nice, you don't have to laugh at people all - encouraging. that's nice, you don't have to laugh at people all the i have to laugh at people all the time — have to laugh at people all the time he's _ have to laugh at people all the time he's a _ have to laugh at people all the time. he's a national- have to laugh at people all the time. he's a nationaltreasure| have to laugh at people all the i time. he's a national treasure and everyone — time. he's a national treasure and everyone was _ time. he's a national treasure and everyone was going _ time. he's a national treasure and everyone was going to _ time. he's a national treasure and everyone was going to love - time. he's a national treasure and i everyone was going to love whatever he did _ everyone was going to love whatever he did. ., ., i. ~ i. he did. how do you think you did, helen? he _ he did. how do you think you did, helen? he was _ he did. how do you think you did, helen? he was great. _ he did. how do you think you did, helen? he was great. there i he did. how do you think you did, helen? he was great. there werej he did. how do you think you did, i helen? he was great. there were a coule of helen? he was great. there were a couple of skates _ helen? he was great. there were a couple of skates and _ helen? he was great. there were a couple of skates and some - helen? he was great. there were a couple of skates and some scriptedj couple of skates and some scripted intros that i thought were a bit wonky but not his stuff, his stuff was delightful. he played on its ongoing friendship/feud with michael sheen, that was delightful. i would say my favourite introduction of the night was not his, it was hugh grant's, who i thought was inspired. right on cue, here is hugh grant! oompa—loompa. laughter. dumpity—dee. now, the best director catagory. he's not taking himself too seriously these days, is he? iglen; seriously these days, is he? very much not- _ seriously these days, is he? very much not- he _ seriously these days, is he? very much not. he made _ seriously these days, is he? very much not. he made a _ seriously these days, is he? very

much not. he made ajoke i seriously these days, is he? - much not. he made a joke about wionka, and he made a joke during the promotion about is this what my career has come to? but played that so cleverly and the timing was impeccable and the whole audience was reduced to tears of laughter. no notes, ten out of ten. he was reduced to tears of laughter. no notes, ten out of ten.— notes, ten out of ten. he did well in social? — notes, ten out of ten. he did well in social? he _ notes, ten out of ten. he did well in social? he did _ notes, ten out of ten. he did well in social? he did and _ notes, ten out of ten. he did well in social? he did and he - notes, ten out of ten. he did well in social? he did and he was i notes, ten out of ten. he did well. in social? he did and he was always auoin to. in social? he did and he was always going to- we _ in social? he did and he was always going to. we have _ in social? he did and he was always going to. we have had _ in social? he did and he was always going to. we have had a _ in social? he did and he was always going to. we have had a lot - in social? he did and he was always going to. we have had a lot of- in social? he did and he was always| going to. we have had a lot of hugh grant _ going to. we have had a lot of hugh grant clips— going to. we have had a lot of hugh grant clips in— going to. we have had a lot of hugh grant clips in the _ going to. we have had a lot of hugh grant clips in the last _ going to. we have had a lot of hugh grant clips in the last year, - grant clips in the last year, self—deprecating, - grant clips in the last year, self—deprecating, funny- grant clips in the last year, self—deprecating, funny to| grant clips in the last year, i self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when _ self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when we — self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when we have _ self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when we have seen _ self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when we have seen him - self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when we have seen him in- self—deprecating, funny to enjoy when we have seen him in so. self—deprecating, funny to enjoy i when we have seen him in so many serious _ when we have seen him in so many serious roles — when we have seen him in so many serious roles it _ when we have seen him in so many serious roles. it is _ when we have seen him in so many serious roles. it is gone _ when we have seen him in so many serious roles. it is gone down - when we have seen him in so many serious roles. it is gone down well| serious roles. it is gone down well on social— serious roles. it is gone down well on social media _ serious roles. it is gone down well on social media to _ serious roles. it is gone down well on social media to see _ serious roles. it is gone down well on social media to see him - serious roles. it is gone down well on social media to see him in i serious roles. it is gone down well on social media to see him in a i serious roles. it is gone down welll on social media to see him in a tiny java _ on social media to see him in a tiny java. �* . . on social media to see him in a tiny java. ~ . . , java. and david tennant and his outfit? we _ java. and david tennant and his outfit? we had _ java. and david tennant and his outfit? we had sparkles - java. and david tennant and his outfit? we had sparkles and i java. and david tennant and his| outfit? we had sparkles and take java. and david tennant and his - outfit? we had sparkles and take out skirt and maybe _ outfit? we had sparkles and take out skirt and maybe a _ outfit? we had sparkles and take out skirt and maybe a pop _ outfit? we had sparkles and take out skirt and maybe a pop of _ outfit? we had sparkles and take out skirt and maybe a pop of colour- skirt and maybe a pop of colour would _ skirt and maybe a pop of colour would have been nice but i think he did welt _ would have been nice but i think he did well. i, ~ would have been nice but i think he did well. ., ~ , ., ., ., would have been nice but i think he did well. ., ~ in ., ., ., did well. thank you all for 'oining me. that is i did well. thank you all for 'oining me. that is the i did well. thank you all for 'oining me. that is the bafta h did well. thank you all forjoining me. that is the bafta awards - did well. thank you all forjoining i me. that is the bafta awards 2024, thank you forjoining us on this bbc news special.

hello again. as we go through this week, the weather will turn a bit cooler, but temperatures will be closer to where we would expect them at this time of year. what we have at the moment is the back edge of that weather front clearing away and a ridge of high pressure builds in behind it, settling things down before the next few weather fronts come our way. so into the afternoon, a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, some scattered showers and a bit more cloud turning the sunshine hazy in the west before this weather front comes in, introducing some rain later. temperatures 8 to 14 degrees north to south. so down a little on yesterday, but still above average for this time of year. now through this evening and overnight, ourfirst weather front comes in from the west, pushes eastwards across scotland. then the second one comes in,

bringing in more rain, strengthening winds and more cloud. the far southeast, though, remaining fairly clear. this is where it will be coolest, especially in east anglia, with overnight lows around about 4 degrees. so that takes us into tomorrow. a weather front will come in from the northwest and continue to push steadily southwards and eastwards. as you can see from the iso bars, it's going to be quite a breezy day as well, but a wet one initially across scotland and northern ireland, with that band of rain continuing to sweep southwards into england and wales, followed by sunny spells and scattered showers and preceded by a fair bit of cloud and some bright spells. temperatures, 8 in lerwick to 14 in london. then as we move on into wednesday, things change a touch in that we've got some heavy rain pushing northwards and eastwards, some snow in the hills of wales, northern england and scotland. and as the rain clears, we see a return to bright spells, sunshine and showers. but it's going to be widely windy, with strong gale force winds across the north of scotland and also into the northern

and western isles. but temperatures still round about the ii to 13 mark. but that will change. as we lose the south—westerly, we pull in more of a northwesterly from thursday, friday and into the weekend. so temperatures dipping back to where roughly we would expect them to be. now, on thursday, we've got this band of rain sweeping towards the east. it may linger longer in the south of england. behind it, we'll see some wintry showers, most of these in the hills, but you could see some sleet or even some hail at lower levels. but the temperatures going down for most — 6 in lerwick to 10 in hull, 12 in london.

live from london, this is bbc news. the mother of alexei navalny, has again been refused access to his body, as moscow extends the inquiry into the opposition leader's death. a member of israel's war cabinet warns the military will launch a ground offensive in rafah in three weeks, unless hamas releases israeli hostages in gaza. if by ramadan, hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere to include rafah area. here in the uk — headteachers recieve new guidance to try and stop pupils using mobile phones during the school day. and the bafta goes to... oppenheimer! and oppenheimer was the big winner

at last nights bafta film awards — taking home seven prizes. hello, i'm anna foster. the mother of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been refused access to his body for a third day. his representatives say she was not allowed to enter the mortuary near the remote arctic prison, where he suddenly died last week. the navalny family representative said: a couple of other developments — in the last hour, the kremlin has slammed what it calls 'vulgar accusations' over alexei navalny�*s death and navalny�*s widow, yulia, is due to address european foreign ministers in brussels shortly, at the invitation of the eu's

foreign policy chiefjoseph borrell.