the main film goes toa best british... the main film goes to a more hollywood film, if you like.h producers and by an irish director has taken best film. i think it is extremely unusual. i'm slightly surprised because i thought it was a film that divided people but it united the ba ftas. divided people but it united the baftas. it divided people but it united the baftas. it is a film that is very divisive and away, deliberately so, controversial, but not controversial enough to put off the bafta voters. 0ne enough to put off the bafta voters. one of the edgiest films they have ever voted as their best picture. we said we were surprised if francis mcdonald hadn't come away with that prize, the same with gary oldman. he did, for winston churchill in darkest hour. he ended up thanking sir winston churchill in his a cce pta nce sir winston churchill in his acceptance speech but the standard he took —— stand he took, this stand against the march of hitler and the speeches he gave in that movie have been so well received by everyone. i hear he has been getting a standing ovation is up

is the best film of the 21st century so far.he shape of water is on one level, the creature of the black lagoon meets splash, which sounds like it shouldn't work, and yet it does. there is something magical about it. super performance by sally hawkins, doug jones is brilliant as the creature, and the thing guillermo del toro always does is he has this great love of what other people think of as monsters. the real monster in this film isn't the amphibious man, it's a very human character, it's set against the backdrop of cold war paranoia and the space race, there are moments when it bursts into song and there is a song and dance routine suddenly in the middle of this. ijust loved it, it made me laugh, it made me cry, i thought it was beautiful. i think guillermo del toro is a modern—day orson welles and i love this film to pieces. and to look at as well, it is stunning. you should see it on a big screen because it is such a treat visually. how amazing that you could take a story that is apparently so bizarre and strange, and yet

for grown ups is the film to beat at the twenty eight thousand oscars alongside nominations for best film best director and best original screenplay is a well earned best actress nomination for star sally hawkins but the british actress has some stiff competition. frances mcdormand could win her second oscar for a career high performance. in three billboards outside at the in missouri she plays mildred a tough mother fighting for justice no i really. was on what you can and cannot say on a billboard i assume you can't say nothing defamatory new can't say that right or. and. i think up they are right there. that's right. america has to put up a board my daughter angela was murdered seven months ago it seems to me the police department is too busy torturing black folks to solve actual crime with seven oscar nominations including best film it's clear the movie's themes of racism and police brutality have struck a chord women and minorities are more visible this year the nominees are the most diverse group in oscar history one german heading to hollywood is khatib ben hopped the young directo

is the best film of the 21st century so far.hape of water is on one level, the creature of the black lagoon meets splash, which sounds like it shouldn't work, and yet it does. there is something magical about it. super performance by sally hawkins, doug jones is brilliant as the creature, and the thing guillermo del toro always does is he has this great love of what other people think of as monsters. the real monster in this film isn't the amphibious man, it's a very human character, it's set against the backdrop of cold war paranoia and the space race, there are moments when it bursts into song and there is a song and dance routine suddenly in the middle of this. i just loved it, it made me laugh, it made me cry, i thought it was beautiful. i think guillermo del toro is a modern—day orson welles and i love this film to pieces. and to look at as well, it is stunning. you should see it on a big screen because it is such a treat visually. how amazing that you could take a story that is apparently so bizarre and strange, and yet gi

film. we will see him recognised as best i written, i think. there is a very divisive film in three billboards. much more to be discussed, let's head over to the other end of the carpet and rejoin temperament. i am joined niels you did all of the animatronic creations loved by many, how does it feel to work on something like that? it isa feel to work on something like that? it is a dream come true. that is what i wanted to do as a little boy andl what i wanted to do as a little boy and i am still a little boy! when you helped create the characters, did you know how much people would love ? did you know how much people would love? no, you don't. it is difficult to do. it appeals to the young as well as to the old. it is a tricky thing. i always worried that if we get it wrong, we would end up with as much hate mail with as much as people that love it. how much of it is down to radical creations? you have you creating something real onset. it is an important thing with all the star wars films. certainly when i grew up, they have always been showca

and the top award, best film. is that it is a film about a woman who refuses to take any ———— any more. played by a woman who has always refused to take any ————. and then there was the leading actor award, complete with a dig at last year's oscars. the winner is frances mcdormand... nah, just kidding. the bafta goes to gary oldman. he won for this portrayal of winston churchill in the film darkest hour. you cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth. so grateful for this incredible honour. thank you. allison janney won best supporting actress for playing the hard—bitten mother in i, tonya. how old are you, honey? she's a soft 4. guillermo del toro won best director for his film the shape of water on what was a slightly disappointing night for this hotly tipped movie. perhaps it will be a different story at the oscars in a fortnight‘s time. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. they show the incredible scenery of the changbai mountains in northeast china'sjilin province, which amaze

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talking about this man actor france rogoff ski of his in two films which are in the running for an award he might win a silver badge for best actor for his performance in a film based on anna sega's novel transit a story about flight from the nazis. a prize for the hardest film to watch would surely go to the makers of retire a film about the mass murder by a right wing extremist on the norwegian island of the same name. survivors of the massacre were at the press conference and said why they have found the film so important. actually to show what right. can be this is a curious form and as. this. film fans at the berlin ali also put in an award winning performance they bought hundreds of thousands of tickets cementing the berlin ali's reputation as the largest film festival in the world that's open to the public. one of the great darby's in the bundesliga takes place on saturday with play men hosting north and rivals hamburg but the days when these sides were fighting for the title are long gone by men are hovering just above the drop zone and hamburg a second last darby is about just one thing survival. the darbies agains

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the movie — which won a total of five baftas, including best film — has struck a chord with audiencestist today, did you? no. huh? muffled speech: i said no. best actor went to gary oldman, who played winston churchill in world war ii drama darkest hour. he thanked his female co—stars. i love you, kristin. i love you, lily. you have a singular vision and a huge heart, and they were never more on display than in this beautiful film. and best director was won by guillermo del toro for the shape of water, another female—focused film, starring sally hawkins as a woman in love with a mysterious water creature. and the winner of the rising star award was britain's daniel kaluuya. he paid tribute to one particular woman. i'd like to thank my mum. mum, you're the reason why i started, you're the reason why i'm here, you're the reason why i keep going, and this is yours. for the past three years, the baftas and the oscars haven't agreed on best picture, but this 2018 oscar race is the most open in years. and with voting starting on the other side of the atlantic on tuesday, many will be saying

outside ebbing, missouri' is the biggest success of the bafta taking a total five awards including best filmupporting actor and best leading actress. gary oldman won best actor for his portrayal of winston churchill in the film ‘the darkest hour. thank you, sir winston. thank you, sirwinston. i thank you, sir winston. i thank you, the churchill family and of course once again bafta, i'm so grateful for this incredible honour. thank you. on meet the author, my guest is the bestselling thriller writer mick heron. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former conservative adviser, giles kenningham and torcuil crichton, political editor at the daily record. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times is leading with a story about donald trump lashing out at the fbi and his national security advisors over the russia investigation. a pensions boost for millions — the daily express says pensions experts are hailing a "perfect cocktail" of conditions that have boosted many company schemes. the ‘i' focusses on th

let's think about the categories, best films and best british films. think. very difficult to pick this year, some year we definitely have favourites. this year, five and a major film categories. i couldn't really tell you what is going to wind. three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri is probably the favourite, but the one with the most nominations, the shape of water was 12. there may be a drought for the shape of water and it may not wind anything. and i think dunkirk could surprise a lot of people. bafta is quite a lot of written for the home boy body of voters, and dunkirk stirred up quite a loss of national spread, in a good way, people are proud of christopher nolan and the work he has done has a director. —— quite a lot of national pride. why will we see as best british film something cute and escapist like paddington 2? i would not to pass people to fall for the kids charms of the bear, i know i did. —— would not put it past people. thank you, jason. specialist coverage from 5.15 tonight. some breaking news just some breaking newsjust coming

i think it is paul thomas anderson's best film since punch drunk love, and weirdly enough i think theymance double bill. i would watch phantom thread again but alongside punch drunk love. which i still love. there is something about it. something interesting there. there was a debate whether the costumes he designs are deliberately not very good. everybody says he is a fabulous dress designer, but the first thing he designs has somebody dressed up like the queen of hearts. but that is kind of the point — i really like it. it's certainly a talking point. the dvd, loving vincent. it reminds me of our conversation last week when i said, can you watch blade runner on a dvd? it is the same about loving vincent. it is an extraordinary achievement in technical terms. and oil painted animated movie, as far as i know the world's first. the narrative itself i think is a bit flimsy, it is about going back to find out what happened in vincent van gogh‘s life. i thought it was stunning from a visual point of view. i have seen it on the big screen and the small screen and it has the same... it is we

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and the top award, best film. it is a film about a woman who refuses to take any ———— any more. played by a woman who has always refused to take any ————. and then there was the leading actor award, complete with a dig at last year's oscars. the winner is frances mcdormand... nah, just kidding. the bafta goes to gary oldman. he won for this portrayal of winston churchill in the film darkest hour. you cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth. so grateful for this incredible honour. thank you. allison janney won best supporting actress for playing the hard—bitten mother in i, tonya. how old are you, honey? she's a soft 4. guillermo del toro won best director for his film the shape of water on what was a slightly disappointing night for this hotly tipped movie. perhaps it will be a different story at the oscars in a fortnight‘s time. once again an amazing event, full of stars and as the stars of bafta and equity take on the policies of harassment in the industry we have been asking you today is your

the american film was a big winner. i am humbled. besthat we are most proud of about this film, especially in this time's up year is that it especially in this time's up year is thatitis especially in this time's up year is that it is a film about a woman who refuses to take any... any more. played by a woman who has always refused to take any.... played by a woman who has always refused to take any. . .. and then there was the leading actor award, com plete there was the leading actor award, complete with a dig at last you's —— last years 0scars. complete with a dig at last you's —— last years oscars. the winner is france's mcdormand. .. kidding, last years oscars. the winner is france's mcdormand... kidding, gary 0ldman. him announce that this portrayal of winston churchill in the film darkest hour work. you cannot reason with a tiger when your headis cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth. an incredible honour. thank you. alisonjani won best supporting actress for playing the mother in a tonia. how old are you? guill

i have to mention it as the best film out there. it is brilliant.acks so much thought into it. it is about wakanda, an african country whose borders have to be protected by t'challa. people have compared it to the lion king. if that is cute, this is the cool version. everyone in it is fantastic. culturally, it has an all—black cast. that has never been the case before. a black blockbuster. but watching it you forget connotations of race. you are just watching a movie which transcends race which i think is so important about it. and everyone in it is amazingly hot and sexy so wakanda was the hottest place in the marvel universe. michael bjordan takes his top off and everyone was swooning. colin firth has nothing on him! and a quick mention of a dvd? most beautiful island. a very strange film. in mystery horror of the night. it is about immigrant cleaners and au pairs who work in new york, the black economy. it is about the nether world they can get sucked into it. a sex world. it is made by ana asensio who stars in it and directs it. i thought it was

talking about this man actor france rudolph ski appears in two films which are in the running for an award he might win a silver bear for best actor for his performance in a film based on an a sig as novel transit a story about flight from the nazis. a price for the hardest film to watch would surely go to the makers of the toy or a film about the mass murder by a right wing extremist on the norwegian island of the same name. survivors of the massacre were at the press conference and said why they have found the film so important. to capture and to show what the right things are missing can be to this is a jurist for. you to stand against the film fans at the berlin ali also put in an award winning performance they bought hundreds of thousands of tickets cementing the berlin ali's reputation. we make up of what we want tons of our food and up budget by. the civil services. they want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challengers the seventy seven percent platform for africa jordan.

later today they will have decided who gets the golden and the silver bear awards for this year's best films well nineteen pictures are in the running and the stakes are high last year's winner has been nominated for a best foreign language felon oscar here's a look at some of the movies that have made a splash. the stars on the red carpet have been at the heart of the berlin ali for ten days. but now all eyes are on these six experts the international jury around president tom tech they only have a few hours left now to decide who gets the bears. this film from the philippines has the not for many critics season of the devil is a tale of torture and of the marcos dictatorship it's four hours long it's in black and white and it's a musical some it's art for others a provocation. everyone seems to be talking about this man actor france rudolph ski of his in two films which are in the running for an award he might win a silver bear for best actor for his performance in a film based on an a sig is novel transit a story about flight from the nazis. a prize for the hardest film to watch would sur

i think it is his best film since punch drunk love.ituals, everything in his life has to be one way... lesley manville is his sister, and suddenly his life falls apart. he falls in love with a woman. firstly it has a brilliant score byjonny greenwood, who has been oscar—nominated. the music is wonderful. i do think lesley manville is going to win for best supporting actress. i have now seen this four times, and every time i see it it looks like it is a different film. the more i watch it, the more it becomes a fairy tale, like a powell and pressburgerfilm. but it is also about a woman entering a world that is like bluebeard. there are ventures out into the forest, strange mushrooms that have extraordinary powers... it is odd! right, it is beautifully made. that is such a backhanded compliment! i loved the first half hour so much, and there is such attention to detail, with the music and the costumes, but the relationship between the two of them just got weirder and weirder. but it is a fairy tale, it is a mythical allegory. it is a hor

i think it is paul thomas anderson's best film since punch drunk love and they make a cracked romancewatch phantom thread again but alongside punch drunk love. there is something about it. there was a debate whether the costumes he designs are deliberately not very good. everybody says he is a fabulous dress designer but the first thing he designs has somebody dressed up like the queen of hearts. but that is kind of the point, i like it. it's certainly a talking point. the dvd, loving vincent. it reminds me of our conversation last week when i said can you watch blade runner on a dvd, it is the same about loving vincent. it is an extraordinary achievement in technical terms. and oil painted animated movie, as far as i know the world's first. the narrative is a bit flimsy, it is about going back to find out what happened in vincent van gogh's life. i have seen it on the big screen and the small screen and it has the same... it is hypnotising, like watching paintings you know moving around. slightly odd, but stunning. if you have it on dvd, you can go back and watch it again and marvell

perhaps his most famous film work was the 1989 film yaaba. the bestas, with many of the stars using the spotlight to highlight the sexual harassment scandal which has gripped the industry in recent months. the big winner of the night was three billboards outside ebbing, missouri which won in five categories, while gary oldman was named best actorfor his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour. here's our arts editor will gompertz. his report contains some flash photography. the baftas 2018. part award ceremony, part platform for protest. the wear something black dress code represents a collective stand against harassment and inequality in the workplace. there is definitely a different feel to the baftas this year. people are still coming to celebrate filmmaking at its finest but it is a sombre and serious mood with the time's up campaign and it does change the emphasis of the awards. it is notjust a case of who will win what, but who will say what. who will capture the mood and spirit of these times as oprah winfrey did at the golden globes? th

honors, and cocoa won for best animated film. >> and the time is up, campaign sexual misconduct recurring theme throughout the evening. the actresses wore black to show support for the movement. one of the few to wear a colorful gown, however, was the dutchess of cambridge, kate middleton. she chose to wear green instead. now, while middleton did receive some backlash, to avoid making a political statement. >> it was a huge opening weekend for marvel's latest superhero movie black panthers it was number one at the box office, estimated earnings, $192 million. the movie broke the record for an opening in february, which had belonged to 2016 dead pool black panther is marvel's first film directed by an african-american. peter rabbit took the number two spot earning $17.3 million t followed by 50 shades freed, jim donovan ankle is he fourth , earning 7.9 million, and clint eastwood 1517 to paris rounds out the top five earning $7.7 million. >>> time now 4:49. investors get a tai off -- day off for president's day. >> here is mine watch. >> ♪ >> us markets are closed for president's day, wall

why will we see as best british film something cute and escapist like paddington 2?ould not to pass people to fall for the kids charms of the bear, i know i did. —— would not put it past people. thank you, jason. specialist coverage from 5.15 tonight. some breaking news just some breaking newsjust coming into

i love this film, delta are's best film since pan's labyrinth and i think that was the best film of theash which found that it shouldn't work and yet, it does. it does! every something. sally hawkins, jones brilliant as the creature, and of course the thing that he always does, he has this great love of what other people of as monsters the think of as monsters because the real monster in the film isn't the amphibious man, it is a very human character, set against the backdrop cold the space of cot-j warparahoia and'the spate there are moments it burst race, there are moments it burst into song and there is a song and dance routine which suddenly, in the middle of this—i loved it, it made me laugh and cry and i thought it was beautiful and i thought guillermo del toro is a modern—day orson welles and i loved this film to pieces. and to look at as well it is stunning and i guess again sit on a big screen because it is treat visually. how amazing that you can ta ke visually. how amazing that you can take a story which is apparently so bizarre and get - that such bizarre and get you that su

also won directing honors, and pick animation won for best animated film. >> that billboard movie was you guys see it? >> did i not. >> it is a really, you sit there, and it is very dark, but it is funny. >> okay. >> really? >> dark comedy. >> speaking every funny. back as promised, black panther, was cents it all the hype and more. i'm going back this week. >> are you serious? >> yes, a loft people r it is that good. >> that's a good sell right there. >> i'll put it on my list. >> yes. >> speaking of good though. >> yes. >> if you like warm weather, you should look this week? >> little mid-may for mid- february. not bad. talking couple of days of the 70's. >> incredible. >> no issue hitting or tying couple of records here in the next couple of days, but still snow on the ground it, wouldn't and crazy forecast without all of this going on here. go up to the bethlehem camera being take friend hotel bethlehem along main street ment looks a little slick. and i wouldn't be shock if it is. we saw pictures still marginal freezing in most location action, i would caution you if you had decen

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director for the festival's opening film i love dogs for gordon they are for best. they're going to be absolutely misinformed goes to. touch me not my idea. of being a pin two years film follows the emotions of people who try to fulfill their desire for intimacy in unexpected ways the director invited the cast which includes nonprofessional actors onto the stage some were overwhelmed by the moment. where the heartbeat. d.w. charlotte chosen pill and bias waiter were on the red carpet. women won big at this year's ballon it was a female director who took home the golden bat not bad for have best feature film but it was a controversial pick kerry president ontic first said he knew that that would be the case but ultimately the jury wanted to pick an entry that showed not what film can do but what it can do in the future the second place silver bear went to the polish film og also a female director to film that explores the male identity. but small design. wasn't shy about her and she's. so happy that i'm a few made the next or yeah. i'm now employment won the silver

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film. and there is no question winning both best picture and outstanding british film as well as an award forrances mcdormand for best actress for playing as you mentioned a ferocious mother who has been brutally bereaved and sam rockwell as a racist cop, a really good night for a movie that was so dominant, it swept out "dunkirk." "the post" was ignored in the nominations. guillermo del toro did win best director for "the shape of water," which is a fantasy movie involving the relationship between a mute and a sea creature. so it's switched around a bit. but undoubt "three billboards" overwhelmingly the winner. >> and frances mcdormand won as best actress. and gary oldman as his role as winston churchill in "darkest film." he won best actor award. he has won three other awards for his role. do you think this could signal an oscar? >> i think he's all but got the oscar in the palm of his hand with a performance as churchill as the statesman at a pivotal moment in british history, may 1940. interesting that both "darkest film" and "dunkirk" celebrated this, who led britain so well which paid t

the movie — which won a total of five baftas, including best film — has struck a chord with audiences singular vision and a huge heart, and they were never more on display than in this beautiful film. and best director was won by guillermo del toro for the shape of water, another female—focused film, starring sally hawkins as a woman in love with a mysterious water creature. and the winner of the rising star award was britain‘s daniel kaluuya. he paid tribute to one particular woman. i‘d like to thank my mum. mum, you‘re the reason why i started, you‘re the reason why i‘m here, you‘re the reason why i keep going, and this is yours. for the past three years, the baftas and the oscars haven‘t agreed on best picture, but this 2018 oscar race is the most open in years. and with voting starting on the other side of the atlantic on tuesday, many will be saying that three billboards‘ strong showing tonight might, just might, give it the edge at the academy awards in march. lizo mzimba, bbc news. let us go live to florida at the moment. this is nicholas cruz, the young man who is accused of k

now three billboards outside of being missouri has been named best film at this year's bafta awards and london while its star frances mcdormand has won best actress a number of stars arrived in what sami wang in support of in two and time's up campaigns gary oldman has won best actor for his betrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour while sam rockwell has picked up best supporting actor and allison janney has won the best supporting actress bafta for her role in i tanya so with me now is film critic richard fitzwilliams i'm sure you've been following all the twists and turns and certainly getting quite a few announcements but the main one being best film prize for three billboards outside adding this area what was that expected it was indeed but this is a triumph for three billboards being misery because the dot only won best picture but it also outstanding british film which is a truly remarkable triumph added to that frances mcdormand win for best actress as a mother who is absolutely ferocious because she's been brutally bereaved and some rock was a racist cop the best supporting

a serious story and i wouldn't say this is an animation film of course it's an animation film but it's the best and as and film german films well represented this year what themes are german directors addressing we i would say is that we have a seam ulcers the whole competition has not one seem bad for german films in competition have very different subjects. for example. about artists alive or about refugees are also and we have a really interesting film which is in a supermarket and two people are feeling in love and they're working on their love affair but it's also a love affair during work and it's a kind of magic realism which i haven't seen so long and. big and attain manned and serious subjects could be go belly not ok and we'll talk a little more in just a moment but first let's take a closer look at some of the german. contributions. but do you think was the. country i am going to shoot your strong german presence at this year's belly nala and a face you won't forget transco gov ski shines in a film set on the bottom rung of society as a man of few words. the low but it's inherent. in

, guillermo del toro's since pan's labyrinth which, incidentally, i think pan's labyrinth is the best filmvel the creature of the black lagoon meets splash, which sounds like it shouldn't work and yet, it does. oh, it does! there's something magical about it. superb performance by sally hawkins, doug jones brilliant as the creature, and of course, the thing that guillermo del toro always does is he has this great love of what other people think of as monsters because the real monster in the film isn't doug jones' amphibious man, it is a very human character. it's set against the backdrop of cold war paranoia and the space race. there are moments it bursts into song and there is a song and dance routinejust suddenly, in the middle of this — i mean, ijust loved it. it made me laugh, it made me cry. i thought it was beautiful. i think guillermo del toro is a modern—day orson welles and ijust love this film to pieces. and to look at as well! it is stunning! 0h! and i guess again, see it on a big screen because it is such a treat visually. how amazing that you can take a story which is apparent

film. we have just heard that sam rockwell won best supporting actor for his role in that film. he shape of water leads this year's nominations, with 12 nods in total. one of the awards it has scooped so far is for best music. there is a lot of flash photography in the next few pictures. many stars wore black in solidarity with time's up and me too campaigns. the ceremony, presented by joanna lumley, is being broadcast on bbc one from 9pm this evening. joining me now from our studio in glasgow is film critic siobhan synnot. thank you for tearing yourself away from it for a moment. let's start with this film, three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. it has already got the best outstanding british film. surprising to a lot of people that it is a british film. it isa people that it is a british film. it is a british production company. there are strong british elements, but an american topic. it is a timely topic, which is why the bafta audience appreciated it. it has issues of race, and a strong female performers from frances mcdormand. we have also heard that sam rockwell one te

awards, including best film, outstanding british film and leading actress. the film is about a mother's quest for answers about her daughter's murder. the other top winner, the shape of water with three statues. awards are equivalent to the oscars. in the past ten ceremonies, there are four times in which the winner -- the best film didn't win best picture at the oscars. i said that in a negative fashion. i think it means that six times the past ten years they've matched. >> the same. >> this is nba all-star game featuring a new format where they pick their own teams. >> they were the only team to have four allstars in the game. klay thompson and curry on team steph. kevin durant on team lebron. it came down to defense. in the end, team steph couldn't get a shot off in time that could have tied the game. >> got to make a play. didn't work out. that was kind of a tough way for our team to end the game. i think it was a great show fort fans. >> that was a great defense by myself. i like myself on the back. the game was good and competitive. it was the best one

three billboards are side to every missouri has been named best film at this year's bafta awards in london that star frances mcdormand won best actress while sam rockwell picked up a best supporting actor for the film gary oldman won best actor for his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour and allison janney has won the supporting actress for her role in i tonya stars at the ceremony wore black as they walked the red carpet in support of the me too and times up campaigns to highlight sexual violence and harassment against women. a woman on the red carpet had been speaking out in support of the times of movement. the next step is to keep the conversation going to keep the conversation firing and to turn words into actions you really need to policy. says i think that their slogan is absolutely right time is up that's over i don't speak for all women because every woman has a voice it's just that some cannot use their voices so while cycle is opportunity i'm going to stand in solidarity with any and every single woman who has had their lives touched by some form of discrimination and

the movie, which won a total of five baftas including best film, has captured on—screen feelings and the past three years, the baftas and the oscars haven't agreed on best picture, but this 2018 oscar race is the most open it in years. and, with voting starting on the other side of the atlantic on tuesday, many will be saying that three billboards‘ strong showing tonight might, just might, the edge of the academy awards in march. six in ten employers believe that women should disclose if they are pregnant in an interview. many employers feel that a woman‘s pregnancy during her job employers feel that a woman‘s pregnancy during herjob is a burden on the team. it is understood the russian athlete alexander krushelnitsky is awaiting results of a second sample after allegedly testing positive for a banned substance. russia, you might remember, were banned from the games in pyeongchang for state sponsored doping in sochi‘s olympics four years ago. dramatic footage has emerged showing two cars trying to ram raid high—end watch shop on a street in leeds in broad daylight. men wearing balacl

the cats encloses on the brilliant film festival and surprise appearance from a hollywood veteran actor bill murray picks up the best director award for his friend request and some of the big prize goes to remain in direct i do not continue to take home the golden bear for her controversial film touch me no more see what all the body is about. and in the bundesliga a battle for survival between lonely sad agreement and even no one home but books teams before she talks in this north end job be on botched a twenty point lead desperate attempt to avoid relegation neither team scores many goals so everyone could be a winner. i'm edith kimani welcome to the program the u.n. security council has voted to approve a resolution demanding a thirty day humanitarian ceasefire in syria russia agreed to back the deal at the last minute on condition that they have been knows the sophistication of when the truce woodstock's now the ceasefire is aimed at allowing desperately needed aid to reach civilians in eastern guta more than five hundred people have been killed in the rebel held area near damascus in the past week. the bombs ha