i a lwa ys performance from gary oldman. i always think doing churchill is a bit of a turn. 0ldman when it was announced a few yea rs 0ldman when it was announced a few years ago, people were flabbergasted. how could this guy who has been dracula, the guy in lyon and was a punk in sid vicious, how could he played winston churchill? he prays him with the same spirit he put towards all those, a maverick defiant spirit. i think of all the actors in the last 30 years from that generation that came up from the 80s, he is flying the flag for working—class actors in britain and always has done. i think he isa britain and always has done. i think he is a very inspirational winner. his first bafta. the weather now. the sunshine was more limited today. a lot of cloud spinning in from the west, bringing some rain and drizzle. upstream, we do see if you brea ks drizzle. upstream, we do see if you breaks in the cloud. those could emerge across and western parts of the uk tomorrow. a change of fortunes, perhaps. in those breaks in the cloud, we have this milder airand in the cloud, we hav

gary oldman convinced kazuhiro tsuji to come out of retirement to design the churchill make—up. to be on set applying it alongside colleague lucy sibbick and it's the three of them that have been nominated for the oscar. extremely proud. it's the bestjob i have done so far to date and i am just so pleased it is getting the recognition it deserves because of the amount of effort myself, kazuhiro and lucy have put into it and the people behind—the—scenes, such a big team involved. we are getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops involved is amazing. we are to receive our reward. the 39—year—old make—up artist has a cv full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first—ever oscar nomination. but look at the work here, the colour. the broken vein work. spending a bit more time prepping, that is why the day was so long, i wanted to make sure i painted all of it perfectly so that they match every day. david flies out to los angeles for the oscar nomination lunch this weekend. then back for the baftas, before heading off to la aga

gary oldman has won for darkest hour. and the ship of water as well. the average person eating too much. how is it, portion control? the obesity crisis is being fuelled by the average person eating 50% more calories than they realise. they put this down to two things, won his portion control and second is people eating more meals outside their home. a good old statistic. what's happened is that the office for national statistics asked people to estimate how many calories they were eating over a certain number of days. many estimated they were eating 2000, in fact there were eating 2000, in fact there were eating well over 3000. —— men estimated they were eating 2000. basically the story is that men are kidding themselves. you kid yourselves. men are worse than women on this. we kid ourselves we are eating far less than actually are. you have a sugar tax coming in, long—awaited, in april. which the government estimates will get the treasury 520 million which will then

how was winston churchill reincarnated so convincingly by gary oldman? ace of it, even in the shadows, the actor and politician don't exactly look alike. >> gary's face, for example, like gary looks like a greyhound. but churchill is like a bulldog. >> the extraordinary transformation from greyhound to bulldog began here in an artist studio in los angeles. kazohir ouchlt is a sculpture of hyperrealist faces. he likes to recreate historical figures, the bigger the better. but once upon a time he used to work in the movies. >> i needed not only a makeup artist, but i needed an artist. i felt, for this. and i remember saying there's only one man, and kazuhiro, and my plan was really contingent on kazuhiro. >> so not buttering it up. >> kazu, as he's known, created the makeup for jim carrey in how the grinch stole christmas, and for brad pitt in the curious case of benjamin button. but in 2012, he decided to leave the industry. >> i love to do special effects makeup, but, it was stressing me too much to the level that i felt like i'm shortening my life. >> so

gary oldman convinced kazuhiro tsuji to come out of retirement to design the churchill make—up.y sibbick. and it's the three of them that have been nominated for the oscar. i'm extremely proud. it's the bestjob i've done so far to date and i'm just so pleased it's getting the recognition that it deserves, because the amount of effort that myself, kazu and lucy have put into it and as well as all the other people behind the scenes. you know, there's such a big team involved. we're here now getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops who have been involved is amazing. we are to receive our award. the 39—year—old make—up artist has a cv full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first ever oscar nomination. look at all this texture around here. the texture on gary's nose and the colouration and broken vein work and stuff like that. that's whyjust spending that bit more time prepping, that's why our days were so long. ijust wanted to make sure i painted all of those pieces perfectly so that they match everyday. david flies out

gary oldman convinced kazuhiro tsuji to come out of retirement to design the churchill make—up.side colleague lucy sibbick and it's the three of them that have been nominated for the oscar. extremely proud. the bestjob i have done so far to date and i am just so pleased it is getting the recognition it deserves because of the amount of effort myself, kazuhiro and lucy have put into it and the people behind—the—scenes, such a big team involved. we are getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops involved is amazing. we are to receive our reward. the 39—year—old make—up artist has a cv full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first—ever oscar nomination. but look at the texture here, the colour. spending a bit more time prepping, that is why the day was so long, i wanted to make sure i painted all of it perfectly so that they match every day. david flies out to los angeles for the oscar nomination lunch this weekend. then back for the baftas, before heading off to la again for the oscars themselves on the 11th of march for w

gary oldman convinced kazuhiro tsuji to come out of retirement to design the churchill make—up. to be onset applying it alongside colleague lucy sibbick and it's the three of them that have been nominated for the oscar. extremely proud. the bestjob i have done so far to date and i am just so pleased

it's a moment in the sun. >> would you ever know that was gary oldman? amazing. >> hm-mm. >> march 4th is the oscars. you can watch right here on abc 7. >>> and with that is correct world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm dion lim in for kristin sze. >> we appreciate your time. >> the next newscast is always on abc 7 news.com. >>> tonight, several developing stories. the dow plunging. dropping more than 1,500 points for a time, then closing down 1,100 points. the biggest point-drop ever. what's behind it? >>> also breaking, why the president is calling some democrats treasonous. and late today, the house intelligence committee debating whether to vote to release the democratic rebuttal to that secret memo pushed by the president. and tonight, we ask the president, will you sign off on this memo, too? >>> the deadly flu. tonight, 53 pediatric deaths now blamed on the virus. two cases in new york city. an 8-year-old girl among them. and if you've already had the flu, should you still get a flu shot? >>> the deadly amtrak crash, colliding with a fre

the bafta goes to gary oldman.eason 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? 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 amazes thousands of tourists every winter. as you can see, the scene is shrouded in white steam rising from dozens of hot springs, making visitors feel like they're immersed in a wonderland. to keep the place looking special, the authorities set a maximum daily limit of 5,000 visitors. that does sound like a lot of people but it is absolutely beautiful and makes sense to limit. a reminder of our top

the bafta goes to gary oldman.. 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. later this week the actors' union equity is considering whether to issue detailed guidelines for sex scenes, among the proposals are the banning of nudity from auditions and having an "intimacy director" to protect actors on set. emmy award—winning entertainment journalist, kj matthewsjoins me now from los angeles. just explain how these proposals are going to work. as you said, probably having an intimacy director on set, to make sure that they really eliminate the conditions that allow sexual harassment and misconduct. they don't

gary oldman's performance in darkest hour has intime critical acclaim.erpiece in make—upm takes over three hours to apply the make up. we have to shave his head. it takes almost four hours for make up it takes almost four hours for make up and costume. he would be filming all day and then afterwards his make up all day and then afterwards his make up is removed. gary oldman convinced a top make—up artist to come out of retirement to work on the film. it's the bestjob i have done to date and i'm glad it is getting the recognition it deserves because of all the hard work we have put in, as well as all the people behind—the—scenes. so many people are involved. we are getting the credit, but the number of people involved is amazing. the 39-year-old make up artist has a cb full of blockbusters to his name, but this is the first oscar nomination.“ you look at the texture, the broken veins around his nose, just spending a bit more time preparing, that's why our days were so long. ijust wanted to paint those pieces perfectly to make sure they match. david flies

we will see gary oldman carry off the prize and i think we will see dunkirk rallied the troops and bring home some big prizes. we will find out in a while. very good to have you both with us. thank you very much indeed and that you for watching our special coverage here from the royal albert hall in london. the british academy film awards get under way in the next few minutes and we will be back on bbc news in a couple of hours from now to analyse the results, to go through it all with jason and to assess who has one and who are taking home the statuettes tonight. come here on a rather more political night than usual, from the albert hall it is good night. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me damian johnson. the headlines this evening: drama in the fa cup as bottom of league one rochdale score an equaliser in injury time to force a replay again premier league tottenham. winter olympics agony for britain's james woods as he slides out of the medal postions in pyeongchang. and a narrow victory for england over new zealand in hamilton but they still fail to make the t20 tri series final.

the elite group included gary oldman, who's nominated for best honor actors.ir winston churchill in "darkest hour," a film about england fighting for survival against germany in world war ii. >> the whole churchill experience has been extraordinary. it is a thing of -- i think when a part, as a role and an actor just comes -- they come together. who would have thought. >> somebody did. >> somebody did. but i am truly gobsmacked and humbled. it's a moment in the sun. >> you'll see the win others oscar night, sunday, march 4th. the academy awards air here on abc 7. hard to believe that was gary oldman as winston churchill, the makeup was phenomenal, incredible movie. >> no kidding. now i want to see it to put two and two together. >> that is our report, we appreciate your time. >> i'm dion lim. for rick and drew and all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks so much for watching. >> enjoy the rest of your night, see you in one hour on the big 7. - [announcer] the following program is based on a true story. some of the names have been changed. the program contains reen

and gary oldman as his role as winston churchill in "darkest film." he won best actor award.e 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 tribute in a very moving speech. but it's a superlative performance. the makeup was extraordinary. there has never been a churchill like this. he really did deserve an award, which i think that means he will definitely win at the oscars. interesting, though, to see the baftas as a precursor of the oscars. the last three years they've chosen different films, possibly because of the oscar's alternative vote system for best picture, which may mean that "get out," "the shape of water" or "three billboards" could win. it's difficult to predict. but last night was feather in the cap for the british film industry because there was such a vast variety

gary oldman, who won. he's gary oldman. denzel washington. >> and you know what's crazy, is like -- >> jimmy: that's the best! >> that category is so insane. i was just honored to be there, truly, truly. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then as soon as somebody else is -- as soon as somebody else wins, you kind of go, "wait, i wanted to win." [ laughter ] and -- and it's like all legends, right? i'm just happy to be there. >> jimmy: i mean, it's legends! >> and yet, for like a minute, you're like, hey actually, wait a sec, man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but anyway, no, it's all good. >> jimmy: but you went with your sister, yeah? >> went with my sister, yes. >> jimmy: that's cool. that would be a fun time, right? >> no, it was great. yeah, i mean, i heard the globes were like a party, like people actually have a good time there so -- if i went with my mom -- all love to mom. [ laughter ] she's probably definitely watching this but -- >> jimmy: yeah, all love to mom. but you went with your sister, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and did she have a a good time? >> yea

is britain celebrating two films set in may nine hundred forty darkest hour for which of course gary oldman was brilliant performances winston churchill and also. don kirk an evening which was very disappointing for those like myself who felt the dunkirk could have won but also the variety of british from celebrated to such a paddington to the death of stalin the old country really remarkable mix it shows british cinema is alive and well and also of course there was a tremendous show of solidarity which you mentioned earlier for the b. two times up movement which i think is so important yes i mean what is the what what do you hear about the general sentiment on the red carpet this year because you know we see with these award ceremonies now the conversation seems to be very much changing the focus of the debate as well and it just seems to be a perhaps a common more somber atmosphere well i think that the cinema is is the catalyst for a pressure group which has enormous global reach this is what is so important words the son of a pretense that it is a dream palace we know that the truth is

the bafta goes to gary oldman. i thank you, sir winston, i bafta goes to gary oldman. the royal academy for dramatic arts, but i did attend a two—week summer programme! the bafta goes to... the shape of water, guillermo del toro. thank you, bafta, for all of the support. so thank you to all of you. it feels like a so thank you to all of you. it feels likea quirk so thank you to all of you. it feels like a quirk of nature that i am standing here tonight, so thank you. mum, you are the reason why i started, you're the reason why i'm here, you are the reason why i keep going, do you understand? thank you for everything. please welcome to the stage, sir ridley scott.” for everything. please welcome to the stage, sir ridley scott. i shall find a very special place for it. by the way, i'm available in autumn 2018. let's talk to phyll 0poku—gyimah, an activist and co—founder of uk black pride, who walked down the red carpet with actor andrea riseborough. sorcha bacon is here, who was up for her first award as a female producer. and actor and film maker kate hardie who has sig

gary oldman in darkest hour we think is probably a shoo—in for best actor.” totally agree. sense of humour now, go! sorry, i cut you off there. the wonderful relationship he had with his wife is beautiful, a beautiful performance. i think gary oldman is a shoe in for the best actor. it's a transformative the best actor. it's a tra nsformative performance and that's the kind of performance award ceremonies love to reward. if anything is certain it is him winning. what do you think other certainties? i think coco will get best animation. frances mcdormand is in with a really good shot for three billboards. that film could emerge as the big winner of the night. it's as the big winner of the night. it's a hot oscar favourite as well and very popular with audiences, it's got a topical theme, a woman fighting for justice got a topical theme, a woman fighting forjustice so i think it could do very well. is an extraordinary film. the background to all of this have been the recent high profile campaigns by leading actors against sexual harassment in the industry. how will that manif

gary oldman won best actor for his portrayal of winston churchill from "the darkest hour."the duchess of cambridge wore green. >> with a little bit of black. >>> most of us would be eternally grateful for an endless supply of pizza. not this german lawyer. he has pizza being delivered by a mystery sender. >> he wants to know who has the unwanted generosity. he can't get his work done. >> the pizza stalker uncan te tered. he's now added sushi. >>> two "black panther" fans added a superhero to get into the movie. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood press

gary oldman convinced kazuhiro tsuji to come out of retirement to design the churchill make—up. been working with david on another movie, it was oldman who asked him to be onset applying it alongside colleague lucy sibbick and it's the three of them that have been nominated for the oscar. extremely proud. the bestjob i have done so far to date and i am just so pleased it is getting the recognition it deserves because of the amount of effort myself, kazuhiro and lucy have put into it and the people behind—the—scenes, such a big team involved. we are getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops involved is amazing. we are to receive our reward. the 39—year—old make—up artist has a cv full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first—ever oscar nomination. but look at the work here, the colour. spending a bit more time prepping, that is why the day was so long, i wanted to make sure i painted all of it perfectly so that they match every day. david flies out to los angeles for the oscar nomination lunch this weekend. then back fo

we could have boris made up, we saw that piece of gary oldman's make up. theresa may's weakness. is she staying put for now?|j about theresa may's weakness. is she staying put for now? i think she is. i think she is trying to get us to the next election without a decision, without a proper plan, so we are forced to go back to the country. i feel she we are forced to go back to the country. ifeel she has we are forced to go back to the country. i feel she has lost the appetite for it, but she is very good at keeping everybody sort of trailing behind, complaining, dreading the satchels in the sand, but they still do their homework and turn up at 9am the next morning. she is trying to keep this fragile coalition within her government together. the way she became to the prime minister is because she was a relu cta nt prime minister is because she was a reluctant remain them. there is a point in this please which is basically if she were to go for a softer brexit, and i think the brexit camp at the moment being led byjacob brexit camp at the moment being led by

in the running including daniel day lewis for his performance as an eccentric fashion designer gary oldman is winston churchill is another favorite as he's done you know clooney or for his role in the satirical horror get out the oscar nominees next time on your imax. movie. fishing for votes in italy materials of any of the negative campaigns with the slogan italians fenced. the posse heads its stance against immigrants will bring success at the palms. and does have a chance of governing it's only. thirty minutes on t.w. . step into the world of classical music with sarah with us this time she takes us to her favorite pastime. in japan. denmark. switzerland. and norway. all these festivals is always really special if there's one near you go you'll love it. in fifteen minutes you. do w.'s program guide. highlights. the whole month. dot com highlights. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special. dot com. football made in germany. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many l

gary oldman is nominated for his role as winston churchill in darkest hour.nk without his wife, we could have had a different winston churchill and a different outcome. also the highlights from today's winter olympics. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the family of the murdered labourmp,jo cox, have pledged to support her husband after he resigned from charity roles following allegations of sexual misconduct. brendan cox denies assaulting a woman in the united states in 2015, but admits to "inappropriate" behaviour while working for save the children. the charity has confirmed that he was suspended from his role there, and says he resigned before a disciplinary process was completed. robert hall reports. jo cox, labourmp jo cox, labour mp and mother of two, was murdered in her constituency during the run—up to the 2016 eu referendum. shot and stabbed by a far right extremist. in the months after her death, the public rallied in support of her family and her husband, brendan, who set up two charities. today he announced his resignation from both of those

the bafta goes to gary oldman.iger 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 industry needs to look at how it treats its staff. we have one and so saying that it is inspiring how they stood ground to create awareness. many said however that if they all boycotted the awards that would be a stronger message. good morning. it looks like the weather pattern and weather type will change significantly over the week ahead. the past few weeks we have had fast—moving weather, a

billboards outside adding missouri has been named best film at this year's bafta awards in london gary oldman was best actor for his betrayal of wednesday and churchill in darkest hour and allison janney won the supporting actress for her role in tollywood stars at the ceremony for black as they walk the red carpet in support of the two times that campaigns to highlight sexual violence and harassment against women. those are the headlines news continues keep it here on al-jazeera the listening post is next. on counting the cost we'll talk to i.m.f. chief christine like god about how the economic model is changing here in the middle east can ireland break regs it find out how the emerald isle is caught in the middle of a big round between the u.k. and the us the year of the dog in china counting the cost at this time. it was feel to us the piece. i'm. just. talking. point among the most closely watched earlier when it doesn't level diplomacy. a lot richard just but if you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we've been tracking this week five rings two countries one flag

darkest hour has been nominated nine times, including gary oldman for best actor.l almost like an honorary family member.” best actor. i feel almost like an honorary family member. i think without clemmie, who understood him incredibly well, we could have had a different winston churchill and perhaps a different outcome. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the family of the murdered labour mp,jo cox, have pledged to support her husband, after he resigned from charity roles following allegations of sexual misconduct. brendan cox denies assaulting a woman in the united states in 2015, but admits to "inappropriate" behaviour while working for save the children. the charity has confirmed that he was suspended from his role there, and says he resigned before a disciplinary process was completed. robert hall reports. jo cox, labour mp and mother of two, was murdered in her constituency during the run—up to the 2016 eu referendum. shot and stabbed by far right extremist. in the months after her death, the public rallied in support of family and in particular, her husban

the bafta goes to gary oldman.t hour work. 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? 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. congratulations to all the winners at the bafta awards. this is newsday on the bbc. 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 amazes thousands of tourists every winter. as you can see, the scene is shrouded in white steam rising it looks like the weather pattern will change quite significantly over the week ahead. the last few weeks or so we have had fast moving weather with a strong jet stream across the atlantic. o

kidding, gary oldman. he won for this portrayal of winston churchill in the film darkest hour work.dible honour. thank you. allison janney won best supporting actress for playing the hard—bitten mother in i, tonya. how old are you? 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. congratulations to all the winners at the bafta awards. this is a new stay on the bbc. stay with us philip we will be putting cambodia under the spotlight to see how the government can provide affordable housing for its fast growing population. 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 amazes thousands of tourists every winter. as you can see, the scene is shrouded in white steam rising from dozens of hot springs, making visitors feel like they're immersed in a wonderland. to keep the place looking special, the authorities set a max

that has just won best film and gary oldman has taken the lead actor bafta for his film betrayal of winstonwere asked to wear black. there was plenty of speculation about whether one of the guests, the duchess of cambridge might go along with that, but as you can see, she opted for a green dress with a black ribbon. many other act but many other actresses, including lupita nyong'o and angelina jolie, chose to wear black to show support for the time's up movement, which is campaigning for an end to sexism and inequality. for all of this year's winners, join us for all of this year's winners, join us for our bafta special coming up here on bbc news in a few moments time. good evening. sunshine was much more limited today. there was a very different look to the weather out there. we have seen a lot of cloud spilling on from the west, bringing some rain and drizzle. upstream, we see a few breaks in the cloud. those could emerge across western parts of the uk tomorrow in a change of all teams, perhaps. in those breaks in the cloud, we have this milder air and those temperatures could push up to

gary oldman won best actor for his portrayal of winston churchill in "the darkest hour."in support of the time's up movement. the duchess of cambridge wore green. >> with a little bit of black. >>> most of us would be eternally grateful for an endless supply of free pizza. not this german lawyer. more than 100 boxes of pizza were delivered to his office by a mystery sender. >> he wants to know who has the unwanted generosity. asap. he can't get his work done. >> the pizza stalker undeterred. he's now added sushi. >>> two "black panther" fans created a new superhero to try to save some cash at the box office. maybe we could call him tall man. one kid sat on a friend's shoulder. trying to get in for a price of one. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the

gary oldman scooped best actor for his portrayal of winston churchill in the film ‘the darkest hour.‘ you, sir winston, thank you, sirwinston, i thank you, sir winston, i thank you, the churchill family and of course, once again, bafta. i am so grateful for this incredible honour, thank you. 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. let's have a look at tomorrow's front pages. the financial times is leading with a story about donald trump lashing out at the fbi and his national security advisers 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 the new review of university tuition fees saying the reforms will be divisive. power dressing at the baftas. the telegraph pictures british actress florence pugh whojoined other celebrities dressing in all black at tonight

stars arrived at the award ceremony wearing black in support of the me too in times up campaigns gary oldman has won best actor for his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour sam rockwell has picked up best supporting actor and allison janney has also won the best supporting actress bafta for her role in i tell you. nestled in the highlands of costa rica is one of the finest top area gardens in the world for more than fifty years the man nicknamed scissorhands has turned ordinary cypress trees into works of art as andy caddick are boards. at the foot of the church of st raphael in costa rica central mountain range stands a testament to one man's vision over the decades the gardens of said our being sculpted into birds and beasts by evangelist blanco a man known locally as don lister all senor scissorhands. he began work here in one thousand nine hundred sixty four and never stopped. the parks like my family is like my children my wife and my mistress i love it and i care for it i come here at five in the morning to star watching it i do this little love and it cation. as the gardens

i did was i gary oldman one past actor for his portrayal of winston churchill in the war film darkest hour. so grateful for his incredible. and the shape of water which led the pack with twelve nominations one in three categories including best director for toro. but politics was also center stage at these awards as the film industry reels from an avalanche of sexual harassment allegations which began last year those attending the bafta as were all black to show solidarity for the times up movement in addition to that on sunday more than two hundred british actors there's no entertainers signed a letter calling for the end of sexual harassment and abuse against women in the workplace not just in hollywood in the media but across all industries we need to call it that's enough oh it's just i think that their their slogan is absolutely right time is up that's it over was actress joanna lumley host of the ceremony the first woman to do so since two thousand and one but despite the time's up movement and the groundswell of support for gender equality in an industry heavily favoring men cr

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 that's why we turn up the volume on campaigns like times out and we continue to usually lies why it's important to speak u

best actor went to gary oldman, who played winston churchill in world war ii drama darkest hour. 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. a 26—year—old woman has been arrested after an abusive hand—written note was left on the windscre

britain and gary oldman for his betrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour he had won a golden globe for that performance so it's really down to those two best actress the favorites are not gunning for trail of a dying actress. in film stars don't die in liverpool and frances mcdormand is seen as a favorite as well for her portrayal of a grieving mother seeking revenge and justice for the rape and murder of her teenage daughter in the film three billboards outside of adding missouri so those are the categories people are really watching those are the tight races are tonight indeed stiff competition thank you very much catherine standstill outside the royal albert hall in london. now a memorial service has been held for morgan chang the former opposition leader in zimbabwe who died early this week after a long battle with cancer now there are concerns that infighting within his party the government's main opposition could cause a split just a few months before elections on which has more from harare. zimbabwe's president in a similar god what pays his respects to morgan tsvangirai fam

>> reporter: and long before taking on winston churchill, gary oldman played in 1986's "sid and nancy northwested version of "my way." ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: chris conley, abc news, los angeles. >> and somehow he's never won an oscar. >>> can we guess. >> that is so far. >> so this was someone who was homecoming queen, lead in every musical in french club and counsel. helen mirren. meryl streep. so we were wrong. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> okay. so you know those people always say money doesn't bring happiness? there's a recent study that found money does bring happiness. so if you make $105,000 in north america, that is the ideal income for happiness to kick in. >> so it doesn't just continue to keep going. the happiness level as you make more and more money? >> it does. based on the cost of living, everything else. >> what if you make more than that? >> you're just giddy. but if you make less, you're les happy. the study po