. —— bafta. and it's oppenheimer�*s night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, where a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said "the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — if by ramadan our hostages are not home, the fighting will continue everywhere, to include the rafah area. it comes as refugees have continued to crowd into rafah, where around 1.5 million people are now seeking safety, close to the border with egypt. the us has repeatedly warned that any ground assault on rafah should not happen without a plan to evacuate civilians first. meanwhile, the world health organization said that an israeli raid has left the biggest hospital in southern gaza unable to function. paul adams has more from jerusalem. the situation in nasser hospital, the largest hospital in the southern part of the g

baftas for his 'ob as the president of bafta. , , ., ., of bafta.e really does want to do and one of the ones i'm sure he particularly enjoys. i the ones i'm sure he particularly en'o s. . the ones i'm sure he particularly en'o s. , ., enjoys. i remember martin freeman once saying — enjoys. i remember martin freeman once saying that _ enjoys. i remember martin freeman once saying that he _ enjoys. i remember martin freeman once saying that he told _ enjoys. i remember martin freeman once saying that he told him, i enjoys. i remember martin freeman once saying that he told him, he i once saying that he told him, he reveals that prince william had told them he was a huge fan of the lord of the rings trilogy. pretty sure prince william's favourite films are the lord of the rings trilogy. find the lord of the rings trilogy. and he will be meeting i am sure the higher—ups from bafta before he goes on and has a seat of honour. it is interesting to know what kind of films he will be rooting for there. sometimes they do like to cut away at particular moments

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and the winner of the bafta for best actor goes to... ..cillian murphy. the bafta. the bafta goes to... ..emma stone. and the bafta goes to... ..oh, i can read it, oppenheimer. we didn't feel the need to issue any spoiler alerts before showing those clips as they date from last weekend. but that was very much an issue for some newswatch viewers, including dave griffiths. watching the baftas last sunday, 25th february and waiting for the best actor, best actress to be announced when both my wife and is bbc app decided to ping. so while waiting for the next award to be presented, i looked at mine only to find out that the best actor and best actress had been announced on the bbc app some 15 minutes before those who were watching the programme got to find out. well, another viewer who got in touch with us about this was paul kirkwood to let speak to him now. thank you so much, paul, for coming on newswatch. tell me, what was your experience of watching the bafta award ceremony on sunday? well, like every other year, i watch it religiously and then, you know, without an

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the baftas are often a great _ surprising. the baftas are often a great indicator- surprising.ng. the baftas are i often a great indicator of the oscars, do you think oppenheimer will do worth as well? , ., ,., , , oppenheimer will do worth as well? , , , ., well? the season still is about oppenheimer- _ well? the season still is about oppenheimer. it _ well? the season still is about oppenheimer. it is _ well? the season still is about oppenheimer. it is usually - well? the season still is about oppenheimer. it is usually the golden globes, the baftas, sometimes some regional awards and as we get into the oscars season, we are looking at those awards as an indicator including the baftas. i think the best picture will probably go to oppenheimer especially the fact they killed it at the baftas this weekend. however, if there is an upset or at all, would not be surprised if anatomy of a fall did not sweep in. it anatomy of a fall did not sweep in. , ., . ~' anatomy of a fall did not sweep in. , ., a , in. it did not pick up any awards as _ in. it did not pick up any awards as we

but he has never won a bafta.— he has never won a bafta.nd - he has never won a bafta. he is one of our most successful and adore i of our most successful and adore directors. personally oppenheimer is my favourite film of his. i feel like he should have won before. maybe that is another motivation for people voting as well. as bafta members, thinking, may be at his his time now. is members, thinking, may be at his his time now. . . members, thinking, may be at his his time now. , ., ., , time now. is that often the case with baftas. _ time now. is that often the case with baftas, where _ time now. is that often the case with baftas, where the - time now. is that often the case with baftas, where the people l time now. is that often the case i with baftas, where the people who do vote think, well we haven't given them something to them before, perhaps now is the time? i them something to them before, perhaps now is the time?- perhaps now is the time? i can't seak for perhaps now is the time? i can't speak for other _ perhaps now is the time

right, let's give out some baftas!le fantasy walked away with five awards in all. i reallyjust want to thank my mum as she is the best person i know in the whole world and she inspires me every single day. and stone beat amongst others margot robbie. barbie, the biggest grossing movie of the year, was entirely snubbed at the baftas. bradley cooper's maestro and martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon also walked away with nothing. the zone of interest. instead a british film in german about the holocaust triumphed. the zone of interest picked up three awards — best sound, outstanding british film and film not in english. the award for rising star went to mia mckenna—bruce whose performance in how to have sex has won so much praise. to kind of get to do the thing that i love most in the whole entire world and people be like, "yeah, that's kind of cool." it's amazing. cillian murphy for oppenheimer. murphy's acclaimed director christopher nolan had never won a bafta. oppenheimer, his film about the father of the ato

oppenheimer was the big winner at the bafta film awards last - winner at the bafta film awards last night, 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 — the announcement of alexei navalny�*s death has sparked international outrage. the uk foreign secretary lord david cameron said "there should be consequences", and us presidentjoe biden has said that putin is to blame. navalny�*s widow yulia, is due to address european foreign ministers in brussels today, on the invitation of the eu's foreign policy chiefjoseph borrell. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse doucet spoke with him about the significance of the invitation, and the wider concerns around russia and ukraine. it is a way of, first, honouring navalny. secondly, to express our deep sorry for this death and third, and maybe the most impor

you are nominated with best actress at the baftas here. find best actress at the baftas here.t actress at the baftas here. and the same bill that you played on broadway. how nice was it to have done it before before you started filming? done it before before you started filmin: ? �* ., ., , done it before before you started filminu? �* ., ., , ., , filming? i'm going to be honest with ou. when filming? i'm going to be honest with you- when i — filming? i'm going to be honest with you. when i first _ filming? i'm going to be honest with you. when i first did _ filming? i'm going to be honest with you. when i first did it _ filming? i'm going to be honest with you. when i first did it i _ filming? i'm going to be honest with you. when i first did it i was- filming? i'm going to be honest with you. when i first did it i was so - you. when i first did it i was so young. it was a heavy role and i said after i did at that year i will probably never go back so when they called me to come back and do the movie i was like, i am not sure. but i am glad i did because the ceiling that i k

and the bafta goes to... ..0ppenheimer. cheering and applause and — it's oppenheimer's night at the baftas — it led the pack with seven gongs. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the middle east, we begin in gaza, where the world health organization says the nasser hospital has ceased to function following an israeli raid. intelligence indicated hostages taken by hamas were being held there. the who said it hadn't been allowed to enter the site. meanwhile, a member of israel's war cabinet has said the military will move into the overcrowded city of rafah unless hamas releases all hostages by the 10th of march. speaking at a conference injerusalem, benny gantz said, "the world must know, and hamas leaders must know — "if by ramadan our hostages are not home, "the fighting will continue everywhere, "to include the rafah area." it comes as refugees have continued to crowd into rafah, where around 1.5 million

it was oppenheimer�*s night here at the baftas.ond world war was the big winner, taking home seven, including best film, best director for christopher nolan — he'd never won a bafta before — best actor going to cillian murphy for playing oppenheimer and robert downeer, best supporting actor, his first bafta for 31 years. he won back in 1993 for chaplin. the other film that was a big winner, with five baftas, poor things, yorgos lanthimos�* fantastical reimagining of frankenstein, with bella baxter played by emma stone, who won best actress, playing a woman who has a baby's brain inserted into her head. it is as out there as that description makes it. the zone of interest became the first film ever to win best british film and best film in a foreign language. that is becausejonathan glazer's film has really struck home this year. it's about a family who live over the wall from auschwitz and how mundane their life was while the holocaust was going on over the wall. finally, one film that won nothing. despite all the talk and being th

let's give out some baftas.arly when da'vinejoy randolph picked up best supporting actress for playing mary lamb, a bereaved mother and school cook in the holdovers. there have been countless marys throughout history, who have never got a chance to wear a beautiful gown and stand on this stage here in london. best actress went to emma stone for poor things. the frankenstein—style fantasy walked away with five awards in all. i really want to just thank my mom because she's the best person i know in the whole world. and she inspires me every single day. and stone beat, amongst others, margot robbie. barbie, the biggest—grossing movie of the year, was entirely snubbed at the baftas. bradley cooper's maestro and martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon also walked away with nothing. the zone of interest. instead, a british film in german, about the holocaust triumphed. the zone of interest picked up three awards. best sound, 0utstanding british film and film not in english. the award for rising star went to mia

and all the glitz and glamour as award season arrives in london for the baftas. we'll look at who took the top prizes. let's return to one of our main stories. to russia's war on ukraine. this week marks the second anniversary of the start of russia's full invasion, and as russian forces make advances in the east, there are concerns over what a third year of conflict may bring. the president of ukraine quoted by reuters and afp say situation on the front line is extremely difficult. our correspondent andrew harding has returned to the town of lyman, close to the front—line, to assess the mood of the people there. how do you judge the mood of a country this big and this broken? we've come back to a front—line town, lyman, a place seized by russian forces and then liberated by ukraine back in 2022. since then, the closest front—lines have remained just up the road. this was alexander a year ago with his cats. alexander. yes. andrew from bbc? today, he's still here. "yes, i remember you," he says. he shows me the wreckage of his old apartment block, hit by russian m

so who will triumph this year at the baftas?christopher nolan's three—hour epic looks set to win him his first baftas for best director, he is also a favourite for best film and cillian murphy for leading actor, one of several irish nominees. your sad face makes me discover angry feelings for you. in a very strong year forfemale roles, emma stone's performance in the fantastical frankenstein—style poor things makes her the frontrunner for best actress. i am bella baxter. margot robbie is also in that race with her ken, ryan gosling, for best supporting actor. hi, ken. hi, barbie. unlike the oscars which ignored robbie's compelling performance in pink. at the baftas, barbie, a film that tapped into the zeitgeist, is the first billion dollar movie solely directed bya woman... so cool. ..isn't up for best film or best director. the only female director to make it onto that list is justine triet for her dramatic french legal thriller, anatomy of a fall. it's german star, sandra huller, has been nominated for two bafta acting awards.

right, let's give out some baftas!. i reallyjust want to thank my mum as she is the best person i know in the whole world and she inspires me every single day. and stone beat amongst others margot robbie. barbie, the biggest grossing movie of the year, was entirely snubbed at the baftas. bradley cooper's maestro and martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon also walked away with nothing. the zone of interest. instead a british film in german about the holocaust triumphed. the zone of interest picked up three awards — best sound, outstanding british film and film not in english. the award for rising star went to mia mckenna—bruce whose performance in how to have sex has won so much praise. to kind of get to do the thing that i love most in the whole entire world would be like, "yeah, that's kind of cool." it's amazing. cillian murphy for oppenheimer. murphy's acclaimed director christopher nolan had never won a bafta. oppenheimer, his film about the father of the atomic bomb, now has seven. cillian murphy as best act

right, let's give out some baftas!sy walked away with five awards in all. i reallyjust want to thank my mum as she is the best person i know in the whole world and she inspires me every single day. and stone beat amongst others margot robbie. barbie, the biggest grossing movie of the year, was entirely snubbed at the baftas. bradley cooper's maestro and martin scorsese's killers of the flower moon also walked away with nothing. the zone of interest. instead a british film in german about the holocaust triumphed. the zone of interest picked up three awards — best sound, outstanding british film and film not in english. the award for rising star went to mia mckenna—bruce whose performance in how to have sex has won so much praise. to kind of get to do the thing that i love most in the whole entire world would be like, "yeah, that's kind of cool." world ——and people be like, "yeah, that's kind of cool." it's amazing. cillian murphy for oppenheimer. murphy's acclaimed director christopher nolan had never won a bafta. oppen

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the one that was snubbed, but who will triumph this year at the baftas?tas for best director. he's also favourite for best film and cillian murphy for leading actor, one of several irish nominees. your sad face. in a very strong year for female roles. emma stone's performance in the fantastical frankenstein style poor things makes her the frontrunner for best actress. i am bella baxter. margot robbie is also in that race with her cairn. ryan gosling up for best supporting actor. hi, ken. hi, barbie. unlike at the oscars, which ignored robbie's compelling performance in pink at the baftas, barbie, a film that tapped into the zeitgeist and is the first billion dollar movie solely directed by a woman isn't up for best film or best director. the only female director to make it onto that list isjustine trier for her dramatic french legal thriller anatomy of a fall. its german star, sandra huller has been nominated for two bafta acting awards for this stop. and the zone of interest, the chilling story of an auschwitz commandant and his family in german, but fro

let's give out some baftas.arly when da'vinejoy randolph picked up best supporting actress for playing mary lamb, a bereaved mother and school cook in the holdovers. there have been countless marys throughout history, who have never got a chance to wear a beautiful gown and stand on this stage here in london. best actress went to emma stone for poor things. the frankenstein—style fantasy walked away with five awards in all. i really want to just thank my mom because she's the best person i know in the whole world. and she inspires me every single day. we will come back to the baftas in a moment. this is a meeting of alexei navalny�*s widow heading into meetings in brussels with eu leaders. let's have a quick listen in as the camera repositions here. we canjust we can just see the start of that meeting taking place. they clearly didn't say a great deal, i think it was more for the photographers. as this camera repositions and turns around, we will keep an eye on it, but clearly that meeting just taken place right

he had never won a bafta before.r best actor, dispersed about the end 31 years. he won back in 1993. the other big winner with five doctors, poor things, the fantastical reimagining of frankenstein with bela baxter played by emma stone who won best actress, playing a woman who has the brain of a baby inserted into her head. it is as unfair as that description makes it. the zone of interest became the first film ever to win best british film and best film in a foreign language. that is becausejonathan glazer's film in a foreign language. that is because jonathan glazer's film really struck home this year. it is about a family who live over the ball from and how mundane their life was while holocaust was going on over the wall. finally one film that won nothing, despite all the talk and being the biggest movie at the box office, barbie to come absolutely nothing. another point, the baftas have been terrible indicator of who will win at the oscars in recent years. only one of the last nine films to win at the rafters ha

and bafta has sometimes _ of a fall. and bafta has sometimes gone - of a fall.od a listers which could be good news for viv parekh, nominated for rye name. do know how much they want to pay me? — do know how much they want to pay me? not— do know how much they want to pay me? not a— do know how much they want to pay me? not a lot. _ do know how much they want to pay me? not a lot. it— do know how much they want to pay me? not a lot. [it is- do know how much they want to pay me? not a lot.— pay me? not a lot. it is among the ten movies _ pay me? not a lot. it is among the ten movies fighting - pay me? not a lot. it is among the ten movies fighting it - pay me? not a lot. it is among the ten movies fighting it out l the ten movies fighting it out for outstanding british film. other nominees in the category include all of us strangers. i've always on a stranger in my own family. a story of love and loss. the zone of interest, detailing the lives of a commandant in auschwitz during the second world war.— commandant in auschwitz during the second world war. come home

of course president of bafta. course he's president of bafta., doesn't she? >> about her gown now, >> talking about her gown now, um, he did tell fans kate um, he did tell fans that kate was have missed it. was quite sad to have missed it. it's one of her favourite events and honest, i was and to be honest, i was surprised william still turned up. but guess like the royal up. but i guess like the royal show go for him he show must go for him because he is the president of the awards. he was pictured sitting next to kate blanchett, mingling with david . he said hadn't david beckham. he said he hadn't seen the films. seen most of the films. >> like us, just like us. >> just like us, just like us. >> just like us, just like us. >> he said he hadn't seen most of the films because it's been obviously a busy one for him, but was still to good see him but it was still to good see him and see that he a warm and see that he got a warm reception. absolutely. >> we thought it looked a bit sad, we? sad, didn't we? >> thought he looked bit sad. >> it did. >>

>> i would give her many baftas. okay there you go. >> i would give her many baftas.usive aces. shock. >> uh, exclusive aces. shock. drugs factory in prem stars house as a premier league star was shocked to find out that one of his houses had been turned into a cannabis farm. police, acting on a tip off, raided the semi part of the aces buy to let empire and found hundreds of drug plants , probably all the drug plants, probably all the all the tenants were dribbling after that would have thought, okay, uh, and uh, look folks, thatis okay, uh, and uh, look folks, that is a cracking set of stories. let's catch up on the emails before we get to your headline. heroes and back page zeros. uh, first of all, we were discussing prince harry earlier in company of angela levin. in the company of angela levin. should the prince of wales, prince william, forgive of his brother and bring him back into the royal fold ? margaret says, the royal fold? margaret says, mark, are you mad? no one wants harry back . he cannot be harry back. he cannot be trusted. not more to sell more info

acclaimed director christopher nolan has never won a bafta.ster is another man's hero and that is why i love movies because we have a space to celebrate, interrogate and investigate that complexity. and investigate that comlexi . ., , , , complexity. company d. lock-up is makin: complexity. company d. lock-up is making grant _ complexity. company d. lock-up is making grant thought - complexity. company d. lock-up is making grant thought on - complexity. company d. lock-up is making grant thought on his i is making grant thought on his character. , ., , is making grant thought on his character-— character. christopher nolan. it is an incredible _ character. christopher nolan. it is an incredible honour- it is an incredible honour being _ it is an incredible honour being back home, getting this from — being back home, getting this from bafta. in the festival hall, where my mum and dad used to drag me to make me have some culture. michaelj fox, diagnosed with parkinson's disease 30 years ago, got a standing ovation. it can change your day, it can

~ , , star bafta award. can you believe it? ~ , y ., star bafta award. can you believe it?s older than tara but i thinkj holidays older than tara but i think it is given to go on these holidays and i went to ibiza when i was 18 and i went to ibiza when i was 18 and someone described it as going into battle because it is chaos after chaos. she came to prominence in tracey baker. beaker. it was a huge part of my childhood so to be involved and that was incredible. current was then acting and becoming an actor started after watching the film titanic at the age of six. i film titanic at the age of six. i was traumatised by it and couldn't sleep for weeks on my mum got the director to ring me up, sleep for weeks on my mum got the directorto ring me up, it sleep for weeks on my mum got the director to ring me up, it was my grandad and he pretended he was the director and said these were actors and they wear costumes and i was like, all, people do that for the job so from the age of five or six i wanted to do that.— wanted to do that. what would it mean to when — wanted to do that

the surreal comedy �*poor things' won five baftas — including best actress for emma stone. there, good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the sunshine. lots of blue sky here in belfast but a wet start to the day for many with heavy downpours of rain. a lot of surface water around already with the ground already saturated. there are a number of flood warnings in place across the midlands and down into somerset. more rain to come as we head through next week. staying very unsettled and wet and windy at times. temperatures will also be dropping back down to the seasonal average. a bit more rain to come in the forecast for some of us tonight. that comes courtesy of this cold frontjust sinking down from the north—west. a short spell of possibly quite heavy rain across many north—western areas of scotland, down through northern ireland and into north west england. that band of rain fizzling out as it sinks southwards and eastwards. reaching the midlands by the time we get to tomorrow morning.

baftas, talking about. the baftas, but it's snubbed. only up it's been snubbed.for for margot for best actress for margot robbie, don't she's robbie, and i don't think she's going i think going to get there. i think that's to go to emma that's going to go to emma stone, ryan gosling up for stone, ryan gosling is up for best actor. what i've best supporting actor. what i've been seeing with the baftas is they movies. year been seeing with the baftas is thwas movies. year been seeing with the baftas is thwas all movies. year been seeing with the baftas is thwas all quietovies. year been seeing with the baftas is thwas all quiet ones. year been seeing with the baftas is thwas all quiet on the year been seeing with the baftas is thwas all quiet on the western it was all quiet on the western front. done. amazing. so really what audience for and what the audience goes for and what the audience goes for and what actually wins on the night is two different sets of things. >> david beckham's >> i hear david beckham's present, he is presenting present, yes, he is presentin

so why isn't bafta? but i think this is a question for a lot of these award ceremonies. how a few people define really what the most, the best films are. the other big question was about foreign language films is that even a thing isn't a film just the film. and should that category, category be got rid of, particularly when you consider that? best film in a non-english language was won by british film. anyway, fear of my thoughts for gathered behind the scenes, they're also a lot of the other showbiz correspondents, not very impressed by the fashion, but i can't really speak to that. thanks for joining me here on cnn newsroom. i'm max foster. early start is up next here on cnn >> we're here to get your side of the store. >> why do we keep ending up here >> you can't write this stuff. united >> states of scandal with jake tapper sunday a nylon cnn. >> why choose a sleep number smart bad. can it keep warm when i'm cold? >> wait, no, i'm always hot. >> sleep number. does that can i make my side softer? >> i think my side firmer number. does that can help us sleep better an

now let's talk about the baftas. british academy film awards, one of the highest honours that the acadmey bestows is the fellowship, and this year's recipient was the actress samantha morton. she spent over a decade in foster care and children's homes. she dedicated her award to "every child in care". see, representation matters. in 2008, i directed my first film, the unloved, and it was about faith. i believe in god, and it was hope and forgiveness. but as much as anything, it was what i wanted to tell little sam. homeless and cold, hungry and alone, that you'll have a family one day and you'll have a life beyond what the government statistics have laid out for you. because you matter. so don't give up. you see the stories we tell, they actually have the power to change people's lives. film changed my life. it transformed me, and it led me here today. so i want to thank bafta for this extraordinary honour and for believing that my name is worthy to appear alongside past recipients. and this means more to me than the

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and the bafta goes to... all right, i can read it. ..0ppenheimer! applause.enheimer was the big winner at the baftas, taking home seven prizes, including best film. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, 3 hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start with the death of the russian opposition leader who died in jail last week. we'll be going live shortly to the house of commons, where the uk government will be making a statement on his death. this morning navalny�*s widow yulia accused the russian president, vladimir putin, of killing her husband. in a video statement, yulia navalnaya accused the russian authorities of murdering her husband and hiding his body. she promised that she would continue the fight for a free russia. let's listen to what she had to say. translation: three days ago, vladimir putin killed my - husband, alexei navalny. putin killed the father of my children. putin took away the dearest thing i had, the closest and most beloved person. but putin also took navalny from you. somewhere in a col

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, the bafta, let me remind you, although it is not very popular in ukraine, not as popular as the oscar will correct ourselves, because it is an extremely prestigious award , and this is what the ukrainian tape is like the best documentary the tape received and it's extremely cool, and you can see that mstislav chernov spoke, he then communicated with. he then reminded that another city was occupied, referring to avdiivka, and thereby told the public or reminded the public that you have just watched a film about the occupation of mariupol, and that is not the end, the same occupations continue and on and on and on with more such small towns. well, if we talk about the tradition of films for export, let's call it that... we have them discussions, there are still some misunderstandings among the ukrainian film community, people who have been involved in auteur cinema or serious documentaries, they know what films are needed, well, more precisely, i did not correctly formulate which films will really be interesting to foreign audiences at various film festivals, this does not mean , that t

i must go punch that baby. >> and did a baftas first the award for the best fill, not in the englishhich are british film. the zone of interests. >> i think the celebrate smaller films i think is really amazing, i think is really important that younger filmmakers are appreciated, and that it's diverse and filmmakers so what does this tell us about who might win or the oscars are not very much. it seems because only two of the winners of best movie here are the baptists have gone on to win at the oscars as well as over the last ten years. so it's all sorts playful max foster, cnn, london >> well, sunday marked exactly one year since former president jimmy carter entered hospice care the 99 year-old was last seen in public in november following the death of rosalynn carter he's wife of 77 years carter's grandson, jason, gave an update about his grandfather's health after a year in hospice on a daily basis, we have no expectations for >> his body, but we know that his spirit is as strong as ever. >> good deal. well, thanks so much for your company. i'm anna coren. i'll be back with more

and bafta has sometimes gone to lesser—known british talent above hollywood a—listers, which could beategory include all of us strangers... i've always felt like a stranger in my own family. ..a story of love and loss. the zone of interest, which details the lives of a commandant in auschwitz during the second world war. why don't you come home with me? and saltburn, about a misfit student at oxford welcomed into another student's aristocratic family. the song murder on the dancefloor, which features at a significant moment in the film, will also be performed during the baftas ceremony by sophie ellis—bextor. lizo mzimba, bbc news. let 5 get some of the day 5 other news now rival groups of eritreans clashed outside a cultural centre in the hague on saturday night. dutch police cars were attacked, vehicles set on fire and tear gas used to try to restore calm. long—standing tensions within eritrean communities have recently flared up around the world. critics of the eritrean government say so—called cultural festivals it organises are in fact propaganda devices to raise funds for a repr