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 british academy, a different set of voters from the academy awards in the states, from the golden globe is, might not be quite as in thrall to that as an american judge might be. indeed, but it turns out that the charm of the leads, ryan gosling and emma stone, and the craft of it all, it won for cinematography, those memorable shots of dancing on the freeware, the levitating people in the griffith observatory, the texture of the film, it has kind of one people over, and also the music which is rather an interesting score, because it is not an old—fashioned musical. score, becaus

and the bafta bafta goes to]. roy helland, daniel phillips, florence fosterjenkins., daniel phillips, florence fosterjenkins. thank you so much, academy, i am thrilled to work in thisjob. thank academy, i am thrilled to work in this job. thank you academy, i am thrilled to work in thisjob. thank you stephen, tracy, michael, we had great fun. i am so thrilled with this. thank you. applause thank you to the academy, and thank you, meryl. you keep coming up with interesting characters that are just so interesting characters that are just so much fun to put together. and the bafta is awarded tojustin hurwitz, la la land. thank you to the academy. or russia, either way it is an honour. it is technically a musical, so i want to share this without a credible lyricist, who wrote all of the words. to the songs, and i wish they could be here, mostly so that they could be the ones talking, and i wouldn't have to think of as much stuff to say. but this was... i remember talking a couple of years ago to somebody who came to the baftas as pa rt somebody who came to the baftas as p

the duke of cambridge is a patron of bafta. the patron of bafta.ould be coming as well, because she might be so glamorous she might put nicole kidman and the others to shame, complete nonsense! she doesn‘t always turn up but he himself will be here. he is presenting the fellowship to mel brooks. i think there is going to be a 939 939 brooks. i think there is going to be a gag gag waiting to happen and maybe a film coming out that at some point. i think he‘s very supportive of ba fta point. i think he‘s very supportive of bafta and i think it‘s very important for bafta to have that edge. and again, with its international reputation, it gives them another draw for the people coming. ithink them another draw for the people coming. i think he‘s very involved with that, as well. he does go to... before all those royal variety shows and all those royal premiers, they used to give them terrible films to watch but i think now we are in safe hands and the taste has got a bit better than the bland family films they used to put in front of his grandmother, th

the bafta is awarded to la la land. it is best film, best director and best actress for the american romantic musical at the british film awards. we will tell you who else picked up a bafta. hours away from the 59th grammy awards, beyonce and adele will go head—to—head for three major gongs, including album of the year. good morning. it is 8:00am in singapore, midnight in london and 8:30am in the morning in pyongyang, where the official news agency says the military has successfully tested a new type of medium—range ballistic missile on sunday. the launch was widely criticised in the region and beyond. in washington, the white house said the us will reinforce vital pacific alliances to deter what they called the increasing hostility from north korea. our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. the 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, shinzo abe,

and also the last couple of years, having the baftas and the 0sca rs, couple of years, having the baftasl for the oscars but now it isn't a predictor. it is like a dress rehearsal. everyone gets their frocks on and gets out there but the awards don't necessarily compute. with a film like la la land, does it make it a little bit too predictable? because it is so strea ked predictable? because it is so streaked ahead of everybody. predictable? because it is so streaked ahead of everybodylj predictable? because it is so streaked ahead of everybody. i think it will be for those categories but i think you'll see more upset in the acting categories, even though i think emma stone and ryan gosling comment to be there tonight, they are treading the red carpet. which isa are treading the red carpet. which is a sign. but i don't think they're going to win. i think best actor will be casey affleck, for manchester by the sea, a bleak drama but he is astonishing and i think he will win everything going. best actress ? will win everything going. best actress? little less predictable. natalie portman d

it is bafta made. the 70th anniversary.who gets what. we have just paid on who is winning and who gets what. we havejust had paid on who is winning and who gets what. we have just had the first announcement. the outstanding british film that has been picked is i. british film that has been picked is i, daniel blake. that wins the outstanding british film award. it was directed by ken loach. throughout the evening, the intention is to bring you the latest from the baftas as the prizes are announced. an enormous number of very well—known people have been on the red carpet. lots of movies being celebrated and we are looking for winners. we will bring you them as they come through in the course of they come through in the course of the evening. the whole event is being attended by the juke and duchess of cambridge, prince william and his wife adding that special touch of celebrity lustre. —— the duke and duchess. the headlines on bbc news: the white house has responded to north korea's latest ballistic missile test by vowing to

and the bafta is awarded tojustin hurwitz, la la land.or... 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 winners. some were political. casey affleck, winner of the leading actor bafta, was confessional. the reason that i act is because, when i was a young kid, my mother would take me to al—anon meetings for children of alcoholics. and it was therapy but it was acting. and acting has sort of been that for me ever since. i know you've been around and i thought... just beginning to settle in. it seems like he's doing pretty good, huh, considering? i think he is... dev patel won best supporting actor, for his role playing an adopted

on the bafta m ii‘ul‘ei l%fnc "ncr— warm 1m it-‘ufie l%fnc "ur— warm fiufie him on the bafta stage tonightot it, that brooklyn twa ng has still got it, that brooklyn twang going on, and it was great to see that gruffness, but also elegance. i think on a night when the baftas were not the most exciting, a little bit of zaniness and humour was brought by him, it is and humour was brought by him, it is a fantastic award for him, and him receiving it from prince william, when he satirises royals many times in his history of the world films, to see him getting an award from one is something he probably never dream of. jason solomons, many thanks as ever. the baftas are over for another year, but awards ceremony season another year, but awards ceremony seasonis another year, but awards ceremony season is not. we are still a couple of weeks away from the oscars, so let's see whether voters at the academy reflect the sort of results we have seen here tonight at the british academy film awards. you can find the full list of all the winners on the bbc website of course, and lots of photos from the r

it's the baftas, don't go so heavy on the us politics.y to be important and celebrated in a world that needs and celebrated in a world that needs a lot of love. she is a popular when, a glowing actress and as time has come. —— a popular victory. when, a glowing actress and as time has come. -- a popular victory. ryan gosling, very popular, but he didn't get best actor. casey affleck did in a film to make you feel miserable! ryan gosling wasn't in the audience tonight. he had been built to appear, so perhaps he got wind of the fact it wouldn't go his way. maybe he thought the trip was worth his time, we don't know. casey affleck picked up the award tonight. very honest. a popular victory again. he hasn't been nominated in awards seasons. his role in manchester by the sea, which picked up manchester by the sea, which picked up the award for best original screenplay for kenneth lonergan who also directed. not want to take the family along to on a sunday afternoon. more downbeat, but we know hollywood loves a tear—jerker. something to make us

the bafta is awarded to la la land. the american romantic musical at the british film awards. we will tell you who else picked up a bafta. hours away from the 59th grammy awards, beyonce and adele will go head—to—head for three major gongs, including album of the year.

la la land has won best film at the baftas. it was widely expected. new south wales say a record—breaking heatwave has produced the worst conditions ever seen for local firefighters. the extent of damage inflicted remains unclear, but the authorities say homes and livestock have been lost to the flames. as david campanale now reports, the biggest blaze has been near the town of dunedoo in the centre of the state, 350 kilometres northwest of sydney. ideal conditions are in place for these bushfires. temperatures in new south wales have soared to record levels of more than 45 celsius. fanned by strong winds, the fires raging across the state, and here in dunedoo are threatening homes and closing roads. more than 2000 firefighters, many of them volunteers, are battling over 80 fires. the authorities have had to order the evacuation of some sparsely populated rural areas. and they admit many of the fires are uncontained. not good. it's dreadful. yeah, just there's nothing you can do. the rural fire service in the state has issued a warning of catastrophic

la la land has been named best film at the baftas.won a best actress prize for her role in the musical which picked up a total of five awards. ken loach‘s drama i, daniel blake won a bafta for outstanding british film. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, has denied the party has been considering possible successors tojeremy corbyn — by testing the popularity of shadow cabinet members using focus groups. 1a retired bishops have written an open letter to church of england leaders, accusing them of failing to reflect fully the views of gay christians in an official report on the church's stance on sexuality on the meet the author this week, a double act, sarah crossan and bryan cullen, on the novel for young readers, we come apart, which they roped together. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline frost, entertainment editor at the huffington post uk, and tony grew, parliamentary journalist. tomorrow's front pages. alongside a picture of the duke and duchess of cambrid

ken loach's drama i, daniel blake won the bafta for outstanding british film.s deputy leader, tom watson, has denied the party has been considering possible successors to jeremy corbyn by testing the popularity of shadow cabinet members using focus groups. 14 retired bishops have written an open letter to church of england leaders, accusing them of failing to reflect fully the views of gay christians in an official report on the church's stance on sexuality. denser washington direct and stars in fences, the story of a working—class african—american father raising his family in the 19505. father raising his family in the i950s. find out whether mark kermode thinks it is an oscars contender in the film hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline frost, entertainment editor at the huffington post uk, and tony grew, parliamentary journalist. let's start tomorrow's front pages with the daily telegraph. alongside a picture of the duke and duchess of cambridge arriving at the baftas, the paper quotes the ju

the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations.ring 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 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 in manchester by the sea. meryl streep is in the frame once again, this time for her performance as the delusional florence fosterjenkins, for which she h

also in the next hour — hollywood royaltyjoin british royalty at this year's baftas.y've braved the winter weather to attend the biggest awards night for uk film at the royal albert hall. and in half an hour we'll be high in the french alps and the travel show will be looking for love on the west coast of ireland in 30 minutes time. 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%. the missile flew for about 300 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 pl

the bafta is awarded to la la land.nd the feel—good musical hit all the right notes, winning five baftas at tonight's film awards. good evening. 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%. tonight north korea claimed the missile, which travelled around 300 miles before falling into the sea of japan, had been successfully tested. 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 early 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, shinzo abe, have been spending th

will it go with the bafta voters? there are chances. carpet, apart from thermal, frankly, tonight? well, it is the highlight for fashion from thermal, frankly, tonight? well, it is the highlight for fashion for the year. very exciting. a lot of yellow and pink and we have seen it already at some of the award ceremonies. there

the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations. stone as a wannabe actress and ryan gosling as an aspiring jazz pianist. andrew garfield finds himself among the best actor contenders for his role as a 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 which she has a best actress nomination. it is a hotly contested category, with natalie portman the one to beat for playing the title role injackie, a biopic which tracks jackie kennedy's reaction to her husband's assassination. it's not easy for me to admit that i've been standing in the same place for 18 years! well i've been standing with you! i've been right here with you, troy! fences, the august wilson play about america in the 1950s, adapted and directed by denzel washington, sees his co—star viola davis get a best supporting ac

the musical homage to hollywood, which leads the way with 11 bafta nominations.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 which she has a best actress nomination. it is a hotly—contested category, with natalie portman the one to beat for playing the title role injackie, which tracks jackie kennedy's reaction to her husband's assassination. my kids have got to start school tomorrow. i've got but 12 quid in my purse. a relatively unknown british actress, hayley squires, is shortlisted in the best s

from nine o'clock, there will be a programme devoted to there will be a programme devoted to the baftasou do not want to know results in advance, fingers in your ears or look another way. do not listen to what i'm going to tell you. we have the winner of the make up you. we have the winner of the make up and hear category. it goes to people who help to make up the head of somebody called meryl streep, who the new president of the united states was a bit disparaging about. she was in florence fosterjenkins. that gets the award. i do not know whether it is the hero belonging to people here. there is meryl streep, certainly looking quite dazzling in her usual way. earlier on we heard about the outstanding british film, that went toi, outstanding british film, that went to i, daniel blake. and after that, that was a film directed by ken loach, in the usual style of his movies. very much acclaimed. it has got the top award for the outstanding british film. then it came to rising star, which went to this man. yes, tom holland, the british actor tom holland, carving out an amazing career in ho

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and we mentioned the baftas, let's find out who wins what on sunday.n the red carpet. that's it for this week though. goodbye. it isa it is a perfect weekend for watching a movie because it is going to be cold and miserable. this picture from northumberland says it all, grey clouds, a dusting of snow and bitterly cold. plenty of sleet and snow showers around and they will become more frequent and they will fall us know through the night across eastern england. elsewhere, there will be clearer skies and the frost through scotland and northern ireland, west wales and the south—west of england. grey and cold start and bow showers will continue to bea start and bow showers will continue to be a nuisance. they will filter a little bit further west as far as east wales and down in the summer set as well. the best of any brightness into the extreme north—west but temperatures will struggle. a lot of cloud around for sunday. the snow eases, but there will be some rain showers and it will be some rain showers and it will feel bitterly cold when you factor in th

and we mentioned the baftas, let's find out who wins what on sunday.verage from bbc news on the red carpet. that's it for this week though. goodbye. hello. we are not done with winter yet and those of you who live in the east will know exactly what i am talking about. this picture from friday afternoon in newcastle tells the story. a light dusting of snow and a cold feel across the country and a cold feel across the country and that will continue across the weekend. the showers will be wintry and the wind will strengthen to make it colder. we start off with wintry showers in eastern scotland and the north—east of england and some of those will move west to course of the afternoon, something we have not seenin the afternoon, something we have not seen in recent days. by 3pm on saturday afternoon there is likely to bea saturday afternoon there is likely to be a few showers across the west country, 3—4 degrees. there will be showers of sleet and snow and rain in the south—east corner. it will feel cold in the wind. gales are not out of the question that f

and we mentioned the baftas, let's find out who wins what on sunday.news on the red carpet. that's it for this week, though. goodbye. rain or snow, but the big question at the moment. the forecast on a knife edge. for many of us cities outbreaks of rain that we've got moving in, but we have seen some snowfall recently in east anglia and i think there could be a covering in basis. maybe a centimetre or two in east anglia, maybe southern england, over the downs and chilterns as well. at lower elevations there's probably rain and sleet, but for all of us it will be cold, cloudy and damp. heavy snow will build up across the moors and pennines. there could be localised transport disruption. the m62 seeing heavy snow. there is the chance of catching a covering of snow in east anglia and hills of southern england as well. but in the south—west england and wales you can see their areas of rain we've got on the charts. into the hills of east wales we have a bit of snow. a bit of brightness for west wales. starting the day on a grey and cloudy note. feeling cold

that's the news, this is the baftas. it is the biggest night of the year in british film.albert hall in london for this bbc news shall programme for this bbc news shall programme for the annual british academy film awards. i am jane for the annual british academy film awards. i amjane hill and with me for the next hour and a half or so is the film criticjason solomons and the fashion writer lorraine candy. all the stars will be writing here on the red carpet very shortly and we will be talking to plenty of them. let's start our special programme here tonight by reminding ourselves which films are nominated in that all—important category, best film.

and we mentioned the baftas, let's find out who wins what on sunday. it's going to be very cold.odbye. coming up before 7:00, matt will have the weather for you. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. schoolchildren are to be offered lessons in cyber—security to encourage more younger people to pursue a career in defending britain from online attacks. it's hoped that thousands of teenagers in england will spend up to four hours a week on the subject, over the next five years. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hacker facing a jail sentence. in 2015, he took part in a massive digital break—in of talktalk. what if his potential had been harnessed at an earlier age? he may have ended upjoining a new breed of apprentices learning the cyber security trade, like these at bt‘s headquarters. with that in mind, the government is putting up £20 million for nearly 6000 schoolchildren aged 14 and over to take four hours of cyber security lessons after school each week. we think that will help seriously with the shortage of cyber

all of this isn'tjust about the glory of winning a bafta, because voting will soon be under way in thethis evening's strong showing underlines its position as favourite to win best film at the oscars in los angeles in two weeks' time. while british film talent was somewhat eclipsed at the baftas last night, british musical talent dominated at the grammy awards in la, thanks to adele and david bowie. the singer made history becoming the first person to win the top three awards twice. but she didn't want to accept the grammy for best album, saying it should have gone to the american star beyonce, whom she called the "artist of her life". from la, james cook reports. she was the night's big winner, but adele looked far from comfortable with that, and dedicated album of the year to beyonce. but i can't possibly accept this award. my artist of my life is beyonce, and this album, for me, the lemonade album, was just so monumental... the performance by the proudly pregnant megastar was stunning. there is a curse... but this most consequential of artists really was only winning consolation pri

and you went to the baftas did you have a good time?were going through the awards, eve ryo ne as we were going through the awards, everyone had won each at until the end of the night but then la la land won best film and looks like it will have the oscars as well. i don't again if the awards were that much ofa again if the awards were that much of a surprise. except perhaps dev patel for best supporting actor. he was over the moon. he was a delight in the press conference afterwards. lots of grasping and, i grew up down the road from here! referring back to when he was in skins, the programme that launched his career ten yea rs programme that launched his career ten years ago. the people he met ahmad, how they helped him, how amazing it is to be here now.|j suppose la la land, i enjoyed it very much but it's a pretty safe bet. it harks back to those great old musicals that everybody loved and have such a warm feeling about. there are a lot of other films out there that have bigger messages. i, daniel blake, for example. that's a look at

in london, they have the baftas, as big as the oscars.nce william and duchess kate, in mcqueen. >> ofan early coronation for lala land. it took best picture. they are seen of an indicator who wins at hollywood academy weeks from now on abc hosted by jimmy kimmel. >> teasing the network? >> yeah, uh-huh.>> if you missed this you were super lucky, surprise pers at the mall of america. >> yes. recognize these fellas? biyz ii men kicking off the celebrn. adoring fans were there treated to the hits like mo-town philly and i'll make love to you. >> is that appropriate for a >> it's valentine's day. give out roses. >> oh. >> mall of america opened in august 1992, and, of course, >> middle school dance, i remember. >> end of the road -- >> first slow dance to end of the road. >> thank god it was not the other song. >> they would not play that. >> let's hope not. on the fifth anniversary of whitney houston's death -- >> this video begins in her kitchen where she cranks it up with houston's i'm every woman. >> listen in. >> not a bad impersonation, even her son and her husband, rustle westbrook

it is the baftas 70th anniversary. meanwhile, what about the prospects for the weather?s been so jolly cold. any sign of spring on the way? we appeal to mrjohn hammond. what's it worth? i will take bribes! it is going to warm up a little. for those actors and actresses down at the albert hawke, they are certainly feeling the chill as you just saw. it is accentuated by the brisk easterly wind which will continue overnight. a little rain and drizzle across northern areas, otherwise a lot of dry weather, increasingly clear skies across the south, another cold night, not just clear skies across the south, another cold night, notjust as cold as it has been in the last few, but as it has been in the last few, but a bracing start to the day. a bit of sunshine, and there will be some sun and blue sky across the southern half of the uk. further north, a bit ofa half of the uk. further north, a bit of a struggle, more cloud, and very windy towards the western coasts. not feeling as warm as these numbers suggest. hello. this is bbc news with nicholas owen. the headlines at 8:35. th

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it's awards season with the oscars in a couple of weeks and sunday sees our own version with the baftaslegendary film director ken loach is up for five nominations for his movie i daniel blake. the story of friendship between a joiner and a single mum katie. you have created a scene. i think you need... you need to leave the building. you're going to have to leave. it's ridiculous! hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11 this morning. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, says it's "completely unacceptable" that some patients are waiting up to 13 hours in a&e. in an exclusive bbc interview, he paid tribute to the hard work of staff, but said the problems of high demand were not unique to the nhs in england. our health editor hugh pym has more. nhs england figures this winter show the worst waiting time performance in a&e units since records began more than a decade ago. jeremy hunt paid tribu

la la land is in the running for a record—breaking haul at tonight's baftas, with 11 nominations.

will it go with the bafta voters? there are chances.e surprised but that's what awards are all about. lorraine, what should we be looking out for on the red carpet, apart from thermal, frankly, tonight? well, it is the highlight for fashion from thermal, frankly, tonight? well, it is the highlight for fashion for the year. very exciting. a lot of yellow and pink and we have seen it already at some of the award ceremonies. there is a lot of off—the—shoulder which will be interesting as it is cold and a long walk down the carpet but a big night for the design houses to dress the a—listers. for the design houses to dress the a-listers. and emphasis on british? we would hope so, some of the big british designers, stella, burberry and the duchess of cambridge, everyone's eyes will be on what she will be wearing. thank you very much. we'll have much more for you in the cogne hour. thank you very much for now. and as you will have gathered, plenty more from here. just a reminder that our special programme begins here tonight at 5.15, live from

thank you. >>> some of the biggest stars in film honored at the bafta awards.tho had to say on the red carpet. >>> and the celebrities celebrating the best in music. we will have the best from sunday night's show. stay with us. >> under hiatement. >> i'm really excited. i think if i get a stair it was my mom and dad. >> it waszv a night where briti rubbing shoulders with the duchess of cambridge and prince william on the red carpet.q it's one of the most predictable award ceremony tonight of those few surprises. >> and it'ssawarded to lala. >> with lalaland taking it thinking best director, bestç film and best actress. >> we thank you so much i want to look graed at this is my life. that's ap story. >> if you went by the sea and it goes to -- by the sea. >> best ori)9ñ and best actor for katie aflek. >> the reason i'm here right now is because ofç his screen play that really signifies, i think, every day÷ú lives and their dos and don'ts. it was great compassion. >> before the event, there was concern that thereym will be conflict on the michigan. it was one o

more on the baftas later in the programme.ol. now the weather with carol. today now the weather with carol. today is now the weather with carol. today is windy in the west, especially the coasts of wales and the south—west, severe gales, maybe some transport disruption. a little sunshine coming through across most of england, wales and northern ireland, down the coast of scotland and east coast of england we will keep the cloud and despite temperatures in double figures it will feel cold wherever you are. hello, it's monday, just after 10am. i'm chloe tilley, in for victoria derbyshire. the ministry ofjustice says it is investigating allegations of security failings that a privately run prison in north—eastern england as bbc undercover filming run prison in north—eastern england as bbc undercoverfilming reveals run prison in north—eastern england as bbc undercover filming reveals a world of violence and drugs were the prisoners are in charge. in the next few minutes we will speak to a former prisoner who says 85% of people in

it swept the bafta awards with five wins. five wins.es best director.best dirtor. >> next up, big oops foro design house burberry last night during the bafta awards it graduated dev patel. pael the tweet included a rapper who was wearing a burberry zbu fans picked up on the mistake and tweeted back you should be ashamed of yourself that's inrsh the dev.v. >> finally the trumply the t administration has been very bey good for saturday night live.ive this weekend the show's sho's ratings hit al six year high.r i is season in over 20 years. ye >> by the way the baftas are the oscars of the uk in caseas you didn't know which iw whic didn't. i don't know how thatat happened. >> what we do know about is s mike thomas here to talk aboutku weather. >> we do know that. we do >> all right, ktnohat's the one thing i'm halfway decent at. [laughter] >> we have a lot of wind thisvel morning and it has causeotd o fe damage around the region asrouna melanie has been bringing youngu all morning long and and will continue to do so because weusew do that

we have adam valdes, bafta and oscar nominee, to tell us more about the visual effects he used to bringou see the world injungle book, someone has fabricated plants, trees, the dead twigs and leaves on the floor, all of it. and it's only really when the surrounds around him makes him feel present within it that the magic trick comes off, that you believe that this is just a photograph, that we went somewhere and shot it. so we take a shot like mowgli saying goodbye to his mother and we say, john really wants some sort of physical contact. it needs to be an intimate moment, their eyes need to be locked onto each other. we can't have a feeling that he's acting to a tennis ball, a stick or some marker. we really need to feel the scene emotionally. you can locate the positions of his hands, the puppet for the mother wolf. and we can track it really carefully in three dimensions with our computer software. that way we make sure the contact is correct, and then we simulate the fur on the mother's neck. and we actually replace the better part of his hand with the digital double of his hand, so

also in the next hour — hollywood royaltyjoin british royalty at this year's baftas.d the winter weather to attend the biggest awards night for uk film at the royal albert hall. and in half an hour we'll be high in the french alps

she's won a bafta award for her role in the film la la land.also won four other trophies — including best picture. still have not seen it. joining us is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. china willing to do more but in south korea, you were there when they carried out a miss out —— missile test? when i was in south korea, just because of proximity, 60 kilometres, and everything from pyongyang does reach seoul and i find it interesting that four years later we are talking about the same thing all over again. is this poses quite a challenge to the trump administration. the defence minister saying last week that there would be a reaction if north korea was going to go ahead with tests, which it did. there is not much of a diplomatic manoeuvre, really? we have seen calls for the security council to deal with this but it seems that the north korean quite unwilling to discuss this further and it is quite a challenge for beijing, the closest ally to north korea, to change their position although north korea is dependent with trading from chi

the baftas, you were there this evening! i wasn't in the front row, i need to stress. we are always keen to talk to people who were there. the daily telegraph has a picture on the front page of people who are not actors are tall, but they stole the limelight on the red carpet, i think, prince william and lovely kate. it is a revelation when you are there on the sidelines and you get these a list is and their oscar—winning sam baird golden globe winners, and they are so used to hoovering up the attention, and people do give them the right kind of attention, and then the royals turn up, and there are only two stars in town suddenly. is really bizarre. you feel the change? there is electricity and attention, the service was delayed because they we re service was delayed because they were delayed in their car, we have to macro superstars. and tony i must ask you about the dress she was wearing. no, perhaps! ask you about the dress she was wearing. no, perhaps i won't! we saw some very skimpy dresses tonight, but that was a nice one. we have another lady, and we talked abou

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. >> stars it invaded london for the second -- 70th annual best awards -- bafta awards. lala landood musical took home five of 11 nominations including emma stone for best actress. it was also a successful evening for manchester by the sea which took home awards for best original screenplay and best actor, casey affleck. stars took of a political tone at this year's awards with affleck recognizing meryl streep for her criticism of president donald trump. i told her how much her speech at the golden globes meant to all of us. how grateful i was that she did it and kicked in the door a little bit. talk about these things. when celebrities say something, people sometimes. -- hear it. >> dev patel took home an award for his role in lyon. ion. the fellowship award was presented to legendary comedian mel brooks. he is most celebrated for his films including blazing saddles, young frankenstein, and the producers. genie: time for the business news with charles. we will begin with a new forecast for the european economy. commissionpean shared its winter forecast this monday and t

also in the next hour — hollywood royaltyjoin british royalty at this year's baftas.iggest awards night for uk film at the royal albert hall. and 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.

we'll begin with big news coming out of london at the 70th annual baftas. william. the baftas are as you probably know usually a very good indicator of who will win at the oscars and once again all signs pointing to the musical winning best film best director for damien chazelle and leading actress for emma stone, best original music and best cinematography but there could be an oscar upset for the film if the baftas' crystal ball is intact ryan gosling missed out and beat by casey affleck for his role in "manchester by the sea"? reading the tea leaves. >> could get interesting. >>> but likely a landslide. >>> up next what a wonderful tribute last night to prince on the grammys. did you guys all see it in the audience? it was unbelievable. really great. ♪ purple rain ♪ >> look at bruno mars. well, this morning great news coming out of paisley park. prince's 1984 "purple rain" is being remastered and reissued this year and it also will include two full albums' worth of previously unreleased prince music that none of us have ever heard before. you heard those