it is great that it is at the albert hall. the british fashion awards we re hall.tastic as well. seeing a lot of women being incredibly brave with this shoulder —— off the shoulder garments, and nicole kidman must be freezing! the wonderful rates paul. we love him. very versatile. i think perhaps he is presenting a —— and awards tonight, and that is way he is here. rafe spall. we are just looking at nicole kidman. i feel as rafe spall. we are just looking at nicole kidman. ifeel as if i see her in so many adverts these days, i have lost track of who she advertises, but does she have a particular connection with armani? no, she has been close to the house, but she worked with a lot of design and beauty houses as well. she is always on the front row in paris and milan. she travels around a lot. i think armani is a heritage brand, so she will have a long relationship with them, and it is quite revealing. yes! do they look at the weather forecast before they come?! i think people will have changed their minds at the last minute, actually. just give as a reminder of how

guests have been gathering at the royal albert hall. the nominations with 11 in all. the films nocturnal animals and arrival both follow closely with nine nominations each. we can go live to the bbc‘s jane hill. jane, who has been picking up baftas so far? the ceremony is continuing at the royal albert hall. until just the ceremony is continuing at the royal albert hall. untiljust a few minutes ago, it really was looking like an evening of all must have prizes. almost every film nominated tonight was picking up something along the way. a real scatter—gun affair. in the last little while we've had a few more of the major categories through. certainly la la land has done pretty well. damien chazelle's film has done well with emma stone picking up the award for best actress and damien chazelle for best director. also on award for cinematography. certainly not running away in terms of pure numbers. we wait still to find out whether it picks up the award for best film. the film lion, based on the true story of a young boy adopted from india

join me, jane hill, live at the royal albert hall for the biggest night in british film, the britishdemy film awards. we will have a special programme coming up at quarter past. and star performances on the rugby field. we will have the latest on the match between france and scotland. france beat them 22—16 in paris. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the united states and japan have condemned north korea for test—firing a ballistic missile — the first such test since donald trump took office as us president. japan's prime minister shinzo abe said the launch was "intolerable" and president trump said the us stood behind japan, 100%. the missile flew for about three hundred miles and landed in the sea ofjapan. our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes has more. it's now thought the missile fired from north korea earlier this morning was one of these — a musudan intermediate range ballistic missile. it flew about 500 kilometres before splashing down in the sea ofjapan. north korea's dictator, kimjong—un, had been promising to test fire a much longer range missiles capable of

for now, from here, alongside the red carpet at the royal albert hall in london, it is goodbye for nowhello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watson. coming up tonight: are the champions heading for the championship? another defeat and the threat of relegation looms large for leicester. burnley and brady halt the run of league leaders chelsea at turf moor. and scotland fall to france as les bleus bounce back in paris. yes, good evening. chelsea have extended their lead at the top to 10 points tonight, but it's with last years champions leicester city we start. a team seemingly in freefall after slipping to their fifth straight league defeat. a 2—0 loss at swansea leaves them one point above the relegation zone and fighting for survival, a season on from lifting the premier league title. hannah lupton reports. not much to smile about when faced with a relegation battle. claudio ranieri's leicester a one above the bottom three and so are swansea but they are revitalised since paul clement at charge. so much riding on this game, it was all rather cagey. that was until alfie mawson manage

join me, jane hill, live at the royal albert hall for the biggest night in british film,

they've braved the winter weather to attend the biggest awards night for uk film at the royal albert halld france beat scotland in their six nations match in paris — we'll have full details of this and all of today's other action in sportsday at 7.30pm. good evening and welcome to bbc news. america and japan have strongly condemned north korea, for test—firing a ballistic missile, the first such launch since donald trump entered the white house. japan's prime minister shinzo abe said it was "intolerable," while mr trump said the us would back japan 100 percent. the missile flew for about three hundred miles, eventually falling into the sea of japan. this report from our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield hayes contains some flash photography. this is the launch of a musudan ballistic missile, the same type that was fired from north korea into the sea of japan earlier this morning. today's launch was almost certainly timed so that north korea's dictator, kim jong—un, could crash a weekend party taking place on the other side of the world. president donald trump and japan's prime minister

we are at the royal albert hall in london.ely things about the baftas every year is the huge number of members of the public to turn out for it, no matter the weather. there are, i would say, at least thousand members of the public. they will have a cracking view of everyone as they arrive. and sign autographs and give interviews etc. some of them were telling me that you have to queue for a special wristband the day before to get access to it as a member of the public. people may know how incredibly cold it was in london yesterday. some of them were saying to me they queued for 18 hours to get that wristband. that's dedication. let's remind ourselves of which films are in the running for the awards. this report from will gompertz. welcome to la la land. the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations. including one for the director, damien chazelle, and its two leads, emma stone as a wannabe actress and ryan gosling as an aspiring jazz pianist. andrew garfield finds himself among the best actor

with me fresh from the royal albert hall is the huffington post's uk's entertainment editor carolinetement, but it was jolly chilly. that struck us. every actress who was wearing minimal clothing and smiling deserves some sort of highfalutin award. it wasn't for the faint—hearted out there tonight. goodness me. let's get started. we will start with best actress. emma stone. la la land, best film and so on. we can have a little bit of the song. # city of stars, are you shining just for me # city of stars, there's so much that i can't see. not a bad song, i suppose. it got best film and everybody thought it would. not quite perhaps the success that was expected. every once in a while you getan expected. every once in a while you get an enormous juggernauts like lord of the rings or titanic. you start to see them picking up everything early in the morning. they get best cleaner who happen to walk on the set. this didn't happen tonight with la la land. all the awards were going to rivals. even thejungle awards were going to rivals. even the jungle book and awards were going to rivals. ev

it is lovely to be here in this building, the royal albert hall, for the 70th british academy film awardsnd in honour of the categories we are keeping our entries short and sweet. so let's ta ke entries short and sweet. so let's take a look at the nominations for british short animation. and the bafta goes to a love story. hello, my name is nush. this is really surreal experience, all kinds of thoughts in my head right now. i haven't prepared speech, and i just... ijust haven't prepared speech, and i just... i just want to say that, as filmmakers, i realise that i have become quite shameless in the amount of favours i ask from people, and it is crazy, we borrowed some lights for three months, we kept them for ten months. and you know, that is what brought us here. so many people have just gone beyond, what brought us here. so many people havejust gone beyond, to help us get here. even this dress that i am wearing tonight, someone so do it. 0k, wearing tonight, someone so do it. ok, now let's take a look at the nominations for british short film. and the bafta goes to home. wow. this is in

they've braved the winter weather to attend the biggest awards night for uk film at the royal albert hallan hour we'll be high in the french alps

at the royal albert hall, freezing away, but there is emma stone, who got the best actress award.wearing slightly more than that, you will be pleased to hear. she has a massive smile on herface, she won the gong for wearing this out fit in minus three degrees and her sterling work in la la land. but the real star of the night was the duchess of cambridge. and their pictures on the front of the daily telegraph there. as usual, they stole the limelight on the red carpet. yes, in an alexander mcqueen down. i can tell from looking at it, it is black with ice cream cones on it, that is alexander mcqueen. for once you have done your homework. what you said in the first section is really true, you have these huge us stars who are their own planet, ego, and a minor royal walks into the shop and their knees go weak. not that they are minor royals. we understand the point exactly. that is the papers for the sour. —— that's it for the papers this hour. thank you, caroline and tony. coming up next, it is the film review.

. —— from a very noisy while albert hall in london, for now, goodbye. hello. news. america and japan have strongly condemned north korea, for test—firing a ballistic missile, the first since donald trump entered the white house. japan's prime minister shinzo abe said it was "intolerable," while mr trump said the us would back japan 100 percent. the missile flew for about 3,000 miles, eventually falling into the sea of japan. graham hutchings from the oxford analytica think tank has written extensively on china and the asia pacific rim. he told me it was difficult to see how president trump could contain north korea. and i think a fair conjecture that president trump doesn't know quite what to do yet — after all, the administration has hardly bedded down. very noticeable, however, notable that new defence ministerjames mattis went to seoul as his first foreign visit last week and spoke powerfully about the need to do something about north korea. then went on to japan. and now we have in the middle of the party that is currently under way in florida with the jap

hello and welcome back to london's oil albert hall where the british academy film awards are just concluding another ceremony for another year. in the presence of a host of celebrities and the duke and duchess of cambridge. la la land has done pretty well tonight. it was a love letter to los angeles, not perhaps the clean sweep we expected. jason solomons has been watching with me. it garnered so many nominations, it has performed well but not swept the board. 11 nominations, it was led to believe it might be going for a record, eight or nine would have put it up there with the highest ever bafta awards, but early on it was performing very well. by the end it did, it won five baftas. emma stone for best actress, best director for damien chouly el, and best actor. it is an escapist musical? it is the film at the moment that is giving people a lift, a bit of sunshine in an ever darkening world is how it has been pitched. and that is interesting because for people who haven't seen it, it is so los angeles, so hollywood, steeped in that world, and i think we were interested to see whether the br

it is at the albert hall which has a slightly different feel.s from breakfast today. dan and louise are back tomorrow from 6am. thanks for joining are back tomorrow from 6am. thanks forjoining us and goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine: donald trump condemns the firing of a ballistic missile by north korea into the sea of japan. renewed pressure for speaker, john bercow, after a video emerges of him talking about his vote in the eu referendum. i voted to remain personally. i voted to remain personallylj thought it was better to stay in the european union and then not. more than 200 pilot whales — stranded on a beach in new zealand — are re—floated and have swum away. 14 retired bishops accuse church of england leaders of suppressing the views of gay christians. also in the next hour, the stars will be out in force on the red carpet tonight for this year's baftas.

the stars of the silver screen will be out in force on the red carpet at london's royal albert hall forions is the modern day musical, la la land. it's up for best film, director and leading actor to name just a few. looking forward to that. last night, san francisco was a sea of floats, costumes, lion dancers, and marching bands last night as the city's chinese new year parade took place. the city has been holding the annual event since the 1860s, both to mark the start of the lunar new year and to celebrate tradition and culture. among the highlights was a 268—feet golden dragon that needed a team of more than 100 people to carry it through the city. and you have been. it is beautiful. and you have been. it is beautiful. a really gorgeous thing to see. look at that. that takes quite a bit of co—ordination and practice, i would imagine. and speaking of that, england certainly got it right yesterday, richard. they did. good morning. i think wales were on top for a lot of that game. they were leading them on. they used all that get out of free gel cards. 16 wins ina row get out of free g

version of la la land, as hollywood's royalty arrive... ..along with british royalty, at the royal albert hallbout damien chazelle's musical homage to holywood, his film la la land, which has got 11 nominations. but the last couple of weeks there has been a bit of a backlash, with commentators and critics saying maybe don't believe all the hype, maybe it is not as good as people say, which means perhaps tonight, at the baftas, we could get a surprise or two... announcer: ladies and gentlemen... ..or maybe not. and the bafta is awarded tojustin hurwitz, la la land. it won for original music... ..for cinematography... ..for best director... thank you to the academy. this is an incredible honour. ..the best film... both: la la land. ..and leading actress. emma stone for la la land. now, this country, the us and the world, seems to be going through a bit of time, just a bit, and... in a time that's so divisive, i think it's really special that we were able to come together tonight, thanks to bafta. emma stone's acceptance speech was in keeping with a generally reflective, earnest tone set by the w

the stars of the silver screen will be out in force on the red carpet at london's royal albert hall for with 11 nominations, sci—fi drama, arrival and the thriller nocturnal animals both have nine each. our arts editor, will gompertz, has been taking a look at the contenders. welcome to la la land. the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations. including one for the director, damien chazelle, and its two leads, emma stone as a wannabe actress and ryan gosling as an aspiring jazz pianist. hi. susan, god! he'll be up againstjake gyllenhaal in the best actor category for his performance in nocturnal animals, for which the film's director, the fashion designer tom ford, is also nominated. andrew garfield is among the best actor contenders for his role as an heroic pacifist in hacksaw ridge. but he'll have to see off the hotly—tipped casey affleck, who is nominated for his portrayal of a broken man in manchester by the sea. she sings off key meryl streep is in the frame once again, this time for her performance as the delusional florence fosterjenkins, for wh

the stars of the silver screen will be out in force on the red carpet at london's royal albert hall fori drama, arrival and the thriller nocturnal animals both have nine each. our arts editor, will gompertz, has been taking a look at the contenders. welcome to la la land. the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations. including one for the director, damien chazelle, and its two leads, emma stone as a wannabe actress and ryan gosling as an aspiring jazz pianist. hi. susan, god! he'll be up againstjake gyllenhaal in the best actor category for his performance in nocturnal animals, welcome to la la land. the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations. including one for the director, damien chazelle, and its two leads, emma stone as a wannabe actress and ryan gosling as an aspiring jazz pianist. hi. susan, god! he'll be up againstjake gyllenhaal in the best actor category for his performance in nocturnal animals, for which the film's director, the fashion designer tom ford, is also nominated. andrew garfield is among the best

the stars of the silver screen will be out in force on the red carpet at london's royal albert hall forfilm awards tonight. leading the field with i! nominations is the modern day musical, la la land. it's up for best film, director and leading actor to name just a few. and it looks gorgeous. i still have not seen it yet. you have to fix that. after three years of so—called "shared conversations" between congregations and the clergy, the church of england last month announced its opposition to same—sex marriage. now, “i retired bishops have written an open letter criticising the position, that marriage in church should remain the lifelong union of a man and woman. the stance is set to be debated on wednesday at the general synod. jayne ozanne, who helped organise the letter, joins us now and in our bristol newsroom is ed shaw, from the christian charity, living out. good morning to you. first of all, ifi good morning to you. first of all, if i could just ask you, what was your response to the letter?|j if i could just ask you, what was your response to the letter? i am thrilled, actuall

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