and the bafta is awarded to... hang on, ican‘t and the bafta is awarded to...e envelope. bohemian rhapsody. #we envelope. bohemian rhapsody. # we will, we will rock you... # we will, we will rock you... #we # we will, we will rock you... # we will, we will rock you... # we will, we will rock you... applause. #we applause. # we will, we will rock you... # sing it! #we sing it! # we will... laughter. applause. thank you very much to bafta and all oui’ thank you very much to bafta and all our fellow nominees. we are truly honoured and overjoyed to win this award for best sound. we owe huge thanks to graham king, a denis o'sullivan, for the decade they put into putting this together. thanks to all be cast and crew. and their personal things to our own team. for all the hard work and late nights. there is no way this film would ever have been made if it wasn't for queen. primate, roger taylor, and your whole team. thank you for trusting us and all your support will the way three —— brian may. and most important, thank you for the awesome music. applause. i would lik

thank you, bafta. igot audience. let's hear from him. thank you, bafta.ream i never thought would happen, to compose and arrange music with the greatest musicians in the world, lady gaga and lucas nelson who i share this with tonight. we had so much help from people all over the country, the whole sound team, it wouldn't have sounded like that without you. village studios in sa nta without you. village studios in santa monica, the engineers, most of all i have to thank arena for putting up with me for all the music i was trying to make in our basement. thank you. bradley cooper picking up the bafta for best original music for a star is born, where he starred alongside lady gaga. i didn't know he could play the guitar, let alone sing. what about those who are just starting out in the film industry? what was notable about them ? out in the film industry? what was notable about them? bafta always awards british talent in the shape of the outstanding british debut, which can put these talents on the world stage in front of producers and this year i think they

quite a high conversion rate here at the baftas, and asa conversion rate here at the baftas, and as aer award, we have had quite a night, haven't we? she said the cast would all go and get very, very drunk a bit later. we will see about that but they do deserve it. a great night for a film that has won hearts, the biggest cheer went to olivia colman, big cheerfor it winning outstanding british phone, which was or is on the cards because it really is a british phone, it is about queen anne, written by deborah davies who also won for best original screenplay, it has taken 20 yea rs original screenplay, it has taken 20 years for the film to get where it is now so it is a big crowning night for queen anne and olivia colman and the favourite. through many iterations, i think we can hearfrom the director. hi, thank you so much. thank you, bafta, it is a great honour. and just, yeah. just started until we came. this film took 20 years to make, i contributed to the la st years to make, i contributed to the last ten. i want to thank the producers for trusting me, my wonderful crew for bringing

some other updates from bafta, remi malek has won best actorfor updates from bafta, remi malek has wonpsody, and alfonzo dennard on has won best director for the film roma. in around 20 minutes we will have a special programme, live from tonight's bafta ceremony with news of which films have won awards and which dresses have made the headlines. that's tonight at nine 30 gmt on bbc world news. a chinese state media outlet has released a video, appearing to show abdhurehim heyit, a prominent uighur musician, alive in a detention centre. turkey had said that it had confirmation of his death and had called on china to close the camps where up to a million uighurs are reportedly being detained. with me is rahima mahmut, who is a uighur minority singer and human rights activist from xinjiang province in china. first of all, how much of a relief was it to see that he apparently is alive? it is a huge relief but still i don't know whether the news is com pletely i don't know whether the news is completely verified, because when i received the video, it was on social media, so we don't know the

let's move on to the baftas, clea n well.as, clean beach clean, that is a great headline in the sun. olivia colman who played queen anne in the favourite beat rami malek as freddie mercury in the film about queen. favourite beat rami malek as freddie mercury in the film about queenm isa mercury in the film about queenm is a wonderful clean, our wonderful theme. the favourite did extremely well, interesting best film for rover... have you seen it? -- rohmer. —— roma. your husband is from argentina it is interesting it should get so highlighted as a spanish—language film. should get so highlighted as a spanish-language film. it is good, it is wonderful. the film about one ba ftas, it is wonderful. the film about one baftas, starring three fantastic actresses, about queen ann, it is quite fascinating really. who is your money on the best film in the oscars? dare you say? gosh... i really have no idea. i think it is quite an open field this time. you can't always go with what happens at the baftas in london the night before as to

it's the baftas. in a moment, we'll be talking about the films, styles and fashion with our special guest film criticjason solomons, and the fashion designer maria grachvogel. let's begin with a look at the nominations for best film. i'm not risking my life from preventing a couple of rednecks from lighting sticks on fire. this is the job, what your problem? that's my problem, for you if you could say, for me it's a job. —— crusade. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you are jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. who did your makeup? we went with something dramatic, do you like it? you look like a badger. 0h. are you going to cry? really? well, what do you think you look like? a badger. tell me what you're trying to say. i don't know. you know, i'll miss it. then say that. but do it in a manner that no one else has ever done it before. something like, put this down. "falling in love with you was the easiest thing i've ever done." they sp

britain's acting royalty meets the royal family — for the baftas — the british film industry's biggestht. why russia's wild — and hungry — polar bears are getting a little too close for comfort with their human neighbours. and in business briefing: and when the daily grind gets too extreme — we look at how employers injapan are trying to bring good to have you with us. it isa good to have you with us. it is a brand—new week for the briefing. we have a packed programme for you as ever. we will tell you all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. and we'd like to know what is your work—life balance is like? is it hard for you to clock off? do you have much choice? get in touch and we'll discuss your comments — just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. the top military commander overseeing american forces in the middle east says the withdrawal of us troops from syria will probably start within weeks, though the exact timing depended on the military situation. the us—backed fighters are meeting fierce resistance from the so—called islamic state group — as they clash over the last

bafta in "the favorite." >> over a year from the me too movement, time's up, bafta is all about strong female characters and films. >> reporter: but no female directors, sore point for the cast of "can you forgive me." best actress and best supporting actor, no mention of the film's director. >> of course, i think she should have been nominated across the board. >> not a single female director was nominated. >> i know. it's not great. you know, we're moving forward, but we're certainly not there yet. >> reporter: and the bafta goes to rami malek. >> rami malek won best actor for his portrayal of a gay british icon. queen frontman freddie mercury. one more sign bafta's focus is on inclusivity and their will for changes there. >> thank you, thank you for including me. >> reporter: the night's ceremony a powerful signal that this is just the beginning. >> we are so wearing white tonight. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, cnn baftas. >> and there was another award show on sunday, the grammys. and it was a big night for hip-hop. ♪ yeah, this is america, runs in my area, i got this track ♪ ♪ i -

meanwhile, a star is born has won the first bafta of the night for musical performance. have made the headlines. that's tonight at half past nine on the bbc news channel. the scientist who discovered the link between eating too much processed meat and bowel cancer has accused the government of not doing enough to encourage people to cut their consumption. the department of health says it's committed to ensuring that all food products are as safe as possible. ben ando reports. the cancer risks in eating too much processed meat, like bacon and ham, were first exposed four years ago, but since then, says the man who discovered the link, nothing has been done to warn people or reduce consumption. four years ago, when i was in the who committee, deciding this was carcinogenic, we were not sure there were alternatives. now firms in france and the uk are making good bacon, good ham, without any nitrate. without any nitrite. this is safe and we know it can be done. so the government should really work with the industry, the meat industry. so what and how much is safe? processed

the bafta film awards are taking place at london's royal albert hall. to one of those nominated in the best visual effects category for their work on fantastic beasts: the crimes of grindelwald? i can't move against grindelwald. it has to be you. technically, you can dojust about anything these days. so i think more of ourjob, and what we're set with the challenge by bothjo rowling's scripts and by david yates is to creatively push the envelope and use the technology to aid that. we had some very specific things thatjo had written in the script, but we also had, like, newt's hospital, where it was maybe a few more background creatures that we could go on some of the same journeys that we did with the case. but one of the key creatures was the zouwu, you know, it's fairly specifically written as like a chinese tiger—like creature. one of the animation artists built it and animated it and got it moving. and then, really, it was a voyage of discovery of working out how it would move, how it would look, what its tail would be made of, et cetera, et cetera.

receive annual screenings. 18th—century period drama ‘the favourite‘ was the big winner at last night's bafta. in los angeles, rapper cardi b becomes the first solo female to win best rap album at the grammys. and in the sport — horse racing is on hold until at least wednesday as four new positive tests for equine flu have been returned. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00. the prime minister has welcomed further talks with jeremy corbyn about labour's five demands to support her brexit deal. in a letter to the labour leader, it appears theresa may has rejected one of the key proposals, for the uk to stay in a customs union with the european union. in her letter, theresa may says she isn't clear why mr corbyn believes it would be preferable for the uk to seek a say in future trade deals rather than have the ability to strike our own deals. the prime minister goes on to say that the challenge to staying in the customs union with completely frictionless trade is the eu's position that this is only possible if the uk stays in the single market and accepts the free movement of people

"the favourite" has won outstanding british film at this yea rs baftas awards.

the favourite wins several awards at the baftas this evening — including the best actress gong for oliviaoleman, best british film — and best supporting actress for rachel weisz. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brown, and the broadcaster, lynn faulds wood. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro says theresa may has rejected any prospect of a compromise with labour leaderjeremy corbyn on her brexit plans. but the times appears to see it rather differently — saying that the prime minister has "opened the door" to a soft brexit by engaging withjeremy corbyn on a customs union in a move that the paper says puts her at risk of losing the support of members of her cabinet. the financial times says that although theresa may has resisted the labour leader's calls for a full customs union — she has indicated her willingness to work with labour to break the brexit impasse. the daily express warns that one in three people live in an area with dangerously high levels of air

yes, not just because it is the baftas. even ifa just because it is the baftas.british money coming in, so many of the big films coming in have so much british talent behind them at so many british levels. british actors have been a massive pa rt british actors have been a massive part of so many movies. when it comes to the oscars, the british embassy in los angeles throw a big party for the british nominee is therefore the oscars. it is overflowing from all sorts of british talent from your household names, said that it will be like christian bale, richard e grant, 0livia coleman, but so many behind—the—scenes people, british people involved in film are recognised as being the best in the world. that is why the baftas is such a significant ceremony. in many ways we are this tiny, insignificant island, so many countries across the world a re island, so many countries across the world are producing film, but what we produce in terms of behind the camera and in front of the camera and what we give to the industry is so disproportionately huge compared to the rest

it's the baftas. the films, styles and fashion with our special guest film criticjason solomons, and the fashion designer maria grachvogel. let's begin with a look at the nominations for best film. i'm not risking my life from preventing a couple of rednecks from lighting sticks on fire. this is the job, what your problem? that's my problem, for you if you could say, for me it's a job.

the bafta film awards take place at the royal albert hall tonight. queen anne, has twelve nominations. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. as has become traditional, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honour this year's ceremony. and it's a royal drama, the favourite, which many expect to live up to its title and win the prestigious best film award. while its star, olivia colman, who plays queen anne, is the favourite for best actress. did you? look at me! how dare you! close your eyes! she has tough competition, though, from the wife star glenn close, after she won at the screen actors guild for her portrayal of the wife of an award—winning author. you were seducing the luscious linnea? nothing happened. don't you dare insult my intelligence! four years out of the last five, best actor has been won by someone playing a real—life character. the vice presidency is mostly a symbolicjob. this year, christian bale, who plays former us vice president dick cheney in vice... and remi malik, who plays freddie mercury in t

how is it received there for the baftas? what big to do is it there for you?evening and of course it's changed so much since 20 years ago. it was at the tail end of the awards ceremonies, now they've changed not only the positioning, which is absolutely ideal, but also, i mean, there is the fashion aspect of it, there's the fact that it celebrates british cinema with a couple of special cat garcia, i suspect "bohemian rhapsody" might do rather well there and the queen, of course, movies of that sort, i mean, one of the things with british movies is that one of the reasons "the favorite" is likely to win is there is this tradition in the baftas, we think back to sense and sensibility, shakespeare in love and more recently the queen and also the king's speech, movies which link with britain's past as "the favorite" does with royalty are i think, movies that have the edge. equally we could have an exciting best supporting actor protest between ali as don shirley the american classical pianist and richard grant as a flamboyant bohemian, one in "breen book" the oth

how important is that for bafta to have them here? to have their patronage, it's huge.began, the visibility of the dress, what it does is it shows that the royal family are getting the seal of approval to the british awards. that's vital. it's a global industry, it might be impacted by brexit, more than any other industry. it's a huge draw for the transfer tax purposes, for americans forfashion the transfer tax purposes, for americans for fashion around the rug, and the baftas, which are a global hub. to have that seal of approval, that acknowledge from the royalfamily, approval, that acknowledge from the royal family, that this approval, that acknowledge from the royalfamily, that this is important. it's invaluable. james, jason solomon, fashion designer, thank you both for being with us on the red carpet tonight. 2a different categories, more than 100 nominations, we will bring you the results later on bbc news. nominations, we will bring you the results later on bbc news. seven so far this month we have seen damaging winds and snow. by contrast the week ahead, the fo

yes, congratulations to all the ba fta yes, congratulations to all the bafta awardees.ooking at work—life balance and why it's such a sensitive issue injapan. iam i am looking forward to that. and we're going to leave you with some cheeky chimps. don't escape, you bad little gorilla! mum, it's escaping! visitors got more than they bargained for at belfast zoo. several chimpanzees were able to escape their enclosure by making an improvised ladder from a large branch, propped up against a wall. the council which runs the zoo, said the apes were now back in their home. this is the second escape by animals at the zoo in as many months. injanuary, a red panda went missing overnight before being discovered in a nearby garden. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. well, the end of last week was pretty stormy. gale force winds across the uk. this week, steady waters around the uk. high pressure is building, the winds will be light for most of us. we have sunshine and frosty mornings on the way as well. monday will be no different. very decent weather on the way.

joanna lumley was hosting the baftas. london this evening, collecting a string of awards — including best leading actress for 0livia colman as queen anne. rami malek won the leading actor prize for bohemian rhapsody — and the spanish language film ‘roma' was named best film. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, was there. guests of honour on the red carpet — the duke and duchess of cambridge. and joining them at the ceremony was acting royalty. royal themed film the favourite may have won the most awards but it was the black and white mexican movie roma which took home best director for alfonso cuaron and best film — the first time ever and netflix production has won the night's most prestigious prize. cuaron, born in mexico, gave perhaps the night's most political speech. retreating back to a world of separation and isolation is not a solution to anything. it's simply an excuse to hide our fear within our basic instincts. whether we like it or not, we are all connected, sharing space and time. and when we finall

it's the first time a netflix production has won a bafta.ew the flag for british music accepting the award for best new artist. the top prize, album of the year, went to country artist kacey musgraves for her album ‘golden hour‘ whilst cardi b made history becoming the first female artist to win best rap album. the night was dominated by women with a surprise appearance from formerfirst lady, michelle obama. infight in fight each other in. ——in fight. music shows asked that the music helps us. they went wild for michelle obama. on a monday morning in winter, you might be forgiven for thinking there is nothing in life you love quite as much as your duvet. but would you go this far? pascale sellick, who is an artist, has "married" her duvet in a ceremony to promote love and self—care before valentine's day. around 120 people attended the wedding in exeter, all wearing bedroom attire. the marriage is not legally binding but we hope they will have many happy years tog—ether. that's quite low down the list of duvetjokes. that's quite low down the

the others won one bafta.a star is born" for best original music, co-star bradley cooper accepted the award. >> well, i got to fulfill a dream that i never thought would ever happen -- to compose and arrange music, and i got to do it with the greatest musicians in the world, lady gaga, and lucas nelson, who i share this with tonight -- >> his co-star, lady gaga, was not at the baftas because she was at the grammy awards. >>> still to come, coke brings back some summer fun, and the company is releasing a new flavor that's going to remind popsicles. i head out the door ♪ ♪ it's what i'm lookin' for ♪ today's the daisy i do ♪ daisy it's true ♪ before i get on the move ♪ i grab my special food ♪ today's the daisy i see ♪ the difference in me ♪ today's the daisy for cottage cheese (cottage cheese) ♪ ♪ today's the daisy for cottage cheese (cottage cheese) ♪ ♪ today's the daisy! you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't gi

bafta cited a recent article in the atlantic alleging singer sexually abused underage boys.ger denies the allegations... he was fired before filming finished on "rhapsody," for "unreliable behavior" on set, but remains the credited director."it feels like it has a, a special significance." oscar winner gary oldman is headed to "dreamland," a thriller about the international opioid crisis. armie hammer is also set to star, as is evangeline lilly... shooting is underway in detroit and montreal. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. ty of blue to them morning yesterday as well. temperatures are icy cold outside again to start with daytime highs looking comfortable this afternoon back into the 50's. skies will remain dry today before rainfall pushes in into early friday morning. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge min

the bbc news decided to lead with who had one bafta award. this astonished me. this is not actual news. i learned who had won what in the world of dress up and make believe. one of the nominees was bound to win in each category, hardly breaking news. we will bring you up—to—date. the oscars are on at the end of february and here is a surprise, some of the attendees will actually win an oscar. newsflash, itjust isn't news. finally, it was announced this week that the bbc is calling time on this week, the thursday night political show which will not return after the current series finishes injuly, bringing an end to its quirky mix of guests ranging from mps to the cheeky girls and even andrew neil's dog, molly. the introductions to the programme has been a favourite of debbie. here's an example of one of those openings, addressed to so—called islamic state following 2015 attacks in paris. after that, a very different example of one its endings. whatever atrocities you are capable of committing, you will lose. in 1,000 years‘ time, paris, that curious city of light

the sunday times, bafta favourite stars. we have both seen the films.ve both seen the films. i am seeing at tomorrow. olivia colman looks fabulous because she did not looks fabulous because she did not look glamorous as queen. rachel bites and a mistake, three leading ladies in what is a fabulous philon andl ladies in what is a fabulous philon and i hope they win. i will watch tomorrow i hope i enjoy it. and i hope they win. i will watch tomorrowl hope i enjoy it. you will! olivia colman had to transform herself so much but what i think is interesting, you suddenly think, i didn't know very much about queen and or the politicians around her. i cannot believe you will know all about them when they appear. i thought they were excellent, all performances. let's go to the front page of the mail which is no natural fan ofjeremy corbyn but has assembled quite a list of ajit keeps to describe him. it has really gone to describe him. it has really gone to town on this one because they bought up tom bower‘s biography of jeremy corbyn and he has turned off a lot

bryan singer, the director of queen biopic bohemian rhapsody, has his bafta nomination suspended over allegations of sexual abuse. he denies the claims. in business — capital punishment. financialfirms to move hundreds of billions of dollars in assets out of the uk ahead of brexit, with $1 trillion already gone since the referendum. also in business briefing — poacher turned gamekeeper. president trump nominates an arch critic of the world bank to be its new boss. good to have you with us, it is a packed programme as ever. we'll brief you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme, more advice for parents: don't assume a child is happy to have their photo published online. are you a serial ‘sharenter‘? that's a parent overusing social media to share content based on their children. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag, #bbcthebriefing. we begin with brexit today. theresa may will meet eu leaders in brussels today to demand a renegotiation of the brexit withdrawal agreement. she will insist that the uk won't be trapped in the backstop — th

the bafta film awards are taking place at london's royal albert hall.ay to celebrate than by chatting to one of those nominated in the best visual effects category for their work on fantastic beasts: the crimes of grindelwald. i can't move against grindelwald. it has to be you. technically you can do just about anything these days. so i think more of ourjob, at what we're set the challenge by bothjo rowling's scripts and by david yates is is to creatively push the envelope and use the technology to aid that. we had some very specific things thatjo had written in the script, but we also had, like, newt's hospital, where it was maybe a bit, a few were more background creatures that we could go on some of the same journeys that we did with the case. but one of the key creatures was the zouwu, you know, it's fairly specifically written as like a chinese tiger—like creature. one of the animation artists built it and animated it and got it moving. and then, really, it was a voyage of discovering of working out how it would move, how it would look, what its ta

the alfonso cuaron movie was named best film at the bafta awards...ron also won the directing and cinematography prizes. "the favourite" led the way with seven bafta awards, including leading actress for olivia colman, and supporting actress for rachel weisz (vice). rami malek won leading actor for "bohemian rhapsody," while mahershala ali captured supporting actor for "green book.""and now, introducing our world-famous flying elephant!"here's your latest look at "dumbo!" tim burton's take on the classic disney tale opens march 29th. "he won't fly without his feather.""hmm." (nat)"all right, dumbo, give me a show- stopper." (nat)"fly, dumbo." (nat)"whoa!""you've made me a child again."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. besides a few sprinkles in the north bay and along the coast. skies will be partly cloudy with temperatures boosting out of the 30's

and of course a bafta fellowship which is a very high honour. extraordinary body of work in front of the camera but also people have been talking about his role behind the cover. i remember interviewing mike leigh said that bleak moments happened because albert finney was — the phrase he used was he was the magician behind it, he was the person who made that film happen. i think that thing about supporting rising talent as well is just as important as the stuff about being such an impressive actor on screen. definitely one of the greats. mark, thank you very much. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching. from both of us, goodbye. the weather starting to calm down across the uk now after a few days of windy weather. today was a bit of a mixed bag but tomorrow you will probably be starting a bit like this. sunny skies right from the morning onwards. but a touch of frost around across most of the uk, particularly in northern areas. this is what's happening right now. we still have a weather front moving across the uk. it's in place

the bbc news decided to lead with who had one bafta award. one bafta award. this astonished me.cars are on at the end of february and here's a surprise, some of the attendees will actually win an oscar. but newsflash, itjust isn't news. thank you, news watch. finally, it was announced this week that the bbc is calling time on this week. the thursday night political show which will not return after the current series finishes injuly, bringing an end to its quirky mix of guests ranging from mps to the cheeky girls and even andrew neil's dog, molly. the presenters's instinctive destructions and fork introductions to the programme have been a fan of debbie, who tweeted: here's an example of one of those openings, addressed to so—called islamic state following 2015 attacks in paris. after that, a very different example of one its endings. whatever atrocities you are currently capable of committing, you will lose. in 1,000 years' time, paris, that curious city of lights, will still be shining bright, as will every other city like it. while you will be as dust, along with the ragbag of

the favourite has won the prize for outstanding film at the baftas, with rachel weisz picking up a bestactress gong for her role in the movie. maharshala ali took the best supporting actor award for his role in green book. visitors were surprised to find a chimpanzee wandering outside its enclosure after it managed to make a ladder out of branches to escape its pen. now on bbc news, it's the travel show. this week on the show: i'm in france to explore new ways of saving notre dame for generations to come. the risk here is a structural risk of the building itself. within ten years, we could have the cathedral completely down, if we were to do nothing. mike's in mexico on the trail of the truly remarkable butterflies as they prepare to start their epic 3000—mile migration north. we are about 3,000 metres above sea level. the air is thin, it's quite cold, but we are beginning to see butterflies. we've got on how to travel and stay together if you're a couple. do you ever tire of each other‘s company? both: yes. all the time! laughs and we meet the grandmas bringing a taste of their far—awa

the bafta film awards take place at the royal albert hall tonight.tainment correspondent lizo mzimba. as has become traditional, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be the guests of honour this year's ceremony. and it's a royal drama, the favourite, which many expect to live up to its title and win the prestigious best film award. while its star, olivia colman, who plays queen anne, is the favourite for best actress. did you? look at me! look at me! how dare you?! close your eyes! she has tough competition, though, from the wife star glenn close, after she won at the screen actors guild for her portrayal of the wife of an award—winning author. you were seducing the luscious linnea? nothing happened. don't you dare insult my intelligence! four years out of the last five, best actor has been won by someone playing a real—life character. the vice presidency is mostly a symbolicjob. this year, christian bale, who plays former us vice president dick cheney in vice, and rami malek, who plays freddie mercury in the queen biopic bohemian rhapsody, look to

i am out of the studio, though, here for the ba ftas. the studio, though, here for the baftas.arriving soon from their carsjust do it celebrities will be arriving soon from their cars just on the way. cirque du soleil will be the opening act. jason solomons, the film critic, what sort of atmosphere is it's going to be this year compared with last year? last year was politically charged. i could not say it was a pleasant atmosphere. they black — — say it was a pleasant atmosphere. they black —— the black carpet. reacting to the harvey weinstein scandal. #metoo. has things change? i think we are seeing the birth of a new era. sense of relief. two microphones fighting for the top slot, roma, a netflix firm, fighting for top spot, never happened before. the favourite. three people fighting for the power of the country. emma stone with that imperious, funny, touching site performance by 0livia colman. the walk of a homecoming queen up this red carpet, i think. 12 nominations. i don't think 12 wins. but i think it's could win seven or eight nominations. whether best film and outstand

in a statement, bafta considers the behaviour completely unacceptable and incompatible with its valuesilming ended but was still credited with directing the movie. he hasn't commented on the suspension in response to the allegations made against him, he told the bbc that the story was a homophobic smear. he claims from bogus lawsuits filed by individuals willing to buy for money or attention. bohemian rhapsody has also been removed from consideration foran also been removed from consideration for an award from the lg ichi rights group. there are concerns that the chalet hut behind the scenes could hinder the film ‘s success under pressure. the united nations has warned venezuela's political leaders against using humanitarian aid as a pawn in the country's deepening crisis. government soldiers have been accused of blocking a bridge on the border with colombia, to prevent the delivery of humanitarian aid — much of it sent by the united states. our international correspondent, orla guerin, has gained rare access to a hospital in the capital, caracas. it's not easy to get inside venezuela'

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the historical drama the favourite lived up to its name at the baftas this evening, collecting a stringan as queen anne and best supporting actress for her co—star rachel weisz. rami malek won the leading actor prize for bohemian rhapsody, roma was named best film. guests g u ests of guests of honour, the duke and duchess of cambridge. the royal theme at film the favourite maybe won the of awards but it was roma that took her best director and best film. the first time ever and netflix production has won the night's most stitches price. perhaps the night's most political speech was from its director. world separation and isolation is not a solution to anything. it simply an excuse to hide our fear within arab basic instincts. whether we like it or not, we are all connected, sharing space and time. when we finally choose to embrace that connection, to show compassion towards one another, we will rise together. british star rachel weisz won best supporting actress for their favourite with took seven awards in touch —— total including best british fell, best costume design and best actress

carol gould is an author, broadcaster and bafta member. film, i guess, if roma wins the other one, it is an exciting number of nominated films in this category? yes, because there is the concept of an academy bafta, to which i belong, and the oscar academy voting they call strategically. voters don't know what anybody else is voting for, it is all secret. but if roma gets less picture it is a better chance for the other foreign films to get best foreign film. it would be extraordinary of roma got best picture and best foreign film. it's got ten nominations. it would be the first time in history that a foreign film has won an oscar. if it wins best picture. of course, cold war, i am really excited by that one, but also this japanese film. a poignant film about a group of people who become sort of like a family of one another, who are engaged in crime. they are so poor. it is a very moving film and extremely well done. it has a possibility of winning. there is a german film called never look away. there are some very good foreign films. but

he won a bafta for this performance, leading some to speculate that he could be the next laurence olivierthis actor—manager in the dresser, and when among friends, he would parody. we were all walking around as sir lawrence walked around in the film, with a limp and a hump, and a kind of deformed strange left hand. and we used to be pressing the elevator button to get to your class, saying... as olivier/richard iii: i must take the lift... to fencing! i feel awake for the first time, madam. he turned down the opportunity to play the lead role in the film, lawrence of arabia, choosing instead the title role in tom jones, an 18th—century romantic adventure. albert finney had arrived. an international star of stage and screen with an eye for the ladies and the talent to take on a wide range of roles. don't be so daft, lottie. from directing and starring in charlie bubbles, to playing agatha christie's hercule poirot. we now come to my own reconstruction of the night of the murder. when people look back at the gallery of his roles in the movies, and don't forget he was a great stage actor to

i understand you have been on a bit of a bafta binge over the weekend. >> oscars binge as well. myself, this is the year i'm going to watch every single movie that's nominated for best picture i've seen most of them roma i watched that over the weekend, very, very tough watch, but i thought what's most interesting about this, this is a netflix movie, netflix production taking on all these hollywood movies, scooped up everything at the awards yesterday. hollywood are getting nervous about the future of content creation netflix stocks we watched closely, up 30% this year. i tweeted yesterday, it was a good night for bafta but also very good night for netflix as well that's my little bit on the awards season. that is it for today's show. i'm joumanna ber chech chi. >> and julianna tatelbaum. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. ♪ >>> 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters a in the nation's capitol where the clock is ticking toward another government shutdown. we'll take you live to d.c. with the very latest straight ahead. >>> china remaining front and center high-level trade tal