michaela coel.la coel is the big winner at the tv baftas, winning two awards for her drama i may destroy you, which is based on her own experience of being sexually assaulted. good morning. just days before he hosts the g7 summit of world leaders in cornwall, the prime minister is facing a rebellion in the commons — over the government's cut to the overseas aid budget. mps say the decision to reduce the funding by almost £4 billion a year could results in tens of thousands of preventable deaths. ministers say the move is temporary, but necessary for now. our world affairs correspondent richard galpin reports now on the potential impact of the cuts. inside you will see people receiving service. so this is the sexual reproductive health side. erune estavera, an aid worker with the international planned parenthood federation shows us around a clinic here in mozambique. dealing mainly with reproductive health issues for women. it's busy, many women having travelled a long way to get medicines and contra

michaela coel.riter and actor michaela coel is the big winner at tonight's bafta tv awards, for her drama �*i may destroy you' good evening. the health secretary matt hancock says the new delta variant of coronavirus, first recorded in india, is about 40% more infectious than the version detected in kent. he said this increased transmissibility is making �*more difficult' the decision on whether to lift all remaining restrictions in england on thejune the 21st. he stated that the government is "open" to a delay if needed. but mr hancock told the bbc that the number of people needing hospital treatment was "broadly flat", which means the vaccines are working. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. everyjab in every arm is another brick in a wall of immunity against coronavirus. but will that barrier be robust enough to hold back the delta variant, which is significantly more transmissible than previous strains and has led to a sharp increase in cases? ministers have just eight days before they must

i would be really surprised if michaela coel - probable winner?ake home pretty much everything, i may destroy you is nominated for. i think it was such a challenging, thrilling and sometimes even very funny story, and it generated so much word—of—mouth that people were drawn to it by the rave reviews, friends and family were giving it as much as the critics, and it did very well at the royal television society awards, the broadcasting press guild awards, the broadcasting press guild awards, it was bizarrely shut out entirely from the golden globes. i think it is a point of restitution for that series to come back and scoop what is very much deserved. the other really big name i suppose we should account for is steve mcqueen, another side that there is more diversity in these nominations this year. —— another sign. data this year. -- another sign. data representation, _ this year. -- another sign. data representation, small- this year. -- another sign. data representation, small axe, - this year. —— another sign. dist: representation, small axe, th

michaela coel. and i may reward you: we talk to michaela coel, the big winner at the british hello and welcome. there's a week to go until the british government announces whether or not remaining restrictions on social contact will end for people in england onjune 21st, but some scientists are calling for a delay following a rise in the number of cases of the delta variant first identified in india. tim muffett reports. the summer solstice, june 21, the day on which this and this is due to end in england. whereas this and this should be allowed once more. but will that happen? in seven days�* time, the government will make its decision and doubts are growing, along with an increase in cases of the delta variant of coronavirus. which was first identified in india. personally, i would very much like to see masks remaining in place. we have to consider delaying the opening up that was planned on the 21st and wait and see what happens in terms of the number of hospital admissions and, sadly, the number

michaela coel. it was named best miniseries and she was best actress, to go along with baftas she had already won for directing and writing the show. speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. i'm getting a bit emotional. it was, to be honest, incredible. it really helped me get past some troubling stuff. and what it enabled me to do is sort of pair something quite tragic with something quite beautiful. i did used to think i could read your mind at times. it's hoped that by the time of the baftas next year, normal service will have been resumed. colin paterson, bbc news. let's hope so but we will obviously need to wait and see on that. all of the details from the bafta awards are on the website as well so have a look there to see all of the many other awards that were handed out on the night. you are watching bbc news. hello there. last week was the first week ofjune but it was also half term and the weather could not have been better. we quite literally had sunsh

and the bafta goes to... ..michaela coel.dinator, ita o'brien. thank you for your existence in our industry, for making the space safe, for creating physical, emotional and professional boundaries so that we can make work about exploitation, loss of respect, about abuse of power without being exploited or abused in the process. her bravery in the subject matter in drawing from her own personal experience, the beautiful investigation of all forms of consent, so brave. i was so proud to be able to be on the production and then for her to endorse the work in that way was just mind blowing. but what is an intimacy coordinator? an intimacy coordinator would be going, great, this is what's wanted. are you ok? it says they kiss, are you ok to kiss lip to lip? is it a yes, is it a no? if it's a yes, great. we were fine with that moment of lip to lip connection. if it's a no, we look at ok, what is the core principle of this moment? what other body parts can we use? is itjust placing a hand on a cheek, is it falling forehead to forehe

michaela coel.best miniseries and she was best actress, to go along with baftas she had already won for directing and writing the show. speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. i'm getting a bit emotional. it was, to be honest, incredible. it really helped me get past some troubling stuff. and what it enabled me to do is sort of pair something quite tragic with something quite beautiful. i did used to think i could read your mind at times. i don't know, maybe that's normal. bbc three's normal people was a huge word—of—mouth lockdown hit. here, its star, paul mescal, was named best actor. do you have any worries it's going to be the biggest thing you ever do? totally. that's, like, an intrusive thought. give up now, quit while you're ahead! and the most complained—about tv programme of 2020 is now a bafta—winning show. diversity�*s black lives matter dance routine on britain's got talent lead to more than 25,000 ofcom complaints. it won the audience vote for the

michaela coel, hands down.e conversations it starts and the subject that sometimes which are triggering but which need to be had. it may —— made me rethink a lot of things i knew about the world and about myself, good tv, same as a good beak —— good book, it is something you can lose yourself in but find yourself in, i may destroy you did that for so many people. i would love to see michaela coel as a rest of her team went for that, because it wasjust magnificent. that, because it was “ust magnificenti that, because it was 'ust magnificent. that, because it was 'ust mannificent. ,, ., ., magnificent. she has got quite a few nominations. — magnificent. she has got quite a few nominations, alongside _ magnificent. she has got quite a few nominations, alongside steve - magnificent. she has got quite a few i nominations, alongside steve mcqueen for small axe. you have hologram to cope with the people cannot make it, how will that work?— how will that work? magic and technology- — how will that work? magic and techn

michaela coel. one drama i may destroy you was based on michaela coel�*s experience of being sexually assaulted. it was named best miniseries and she was best actress, to go along with baftas she had already won for directing and writing the show. speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. i'm getting a bit emotional. it was, to be honest, incredible. it really helped me get past some troubling stuff. and what it enabled me to do is sort of pair something quite tragic with something quite beautiful. i did used to think i could read your mind at times. i don't know, maybe that's normal. bbc three's normal people was a huge word—of—mouth lockdown hit. here, its star, paul mescal, was named best actor. do you have any worries it's going to be the biggest thing you ever do? totally. that's, like, an intrusive thought. give up now, quit while you're ahead! and the most complained—about tv programme of 2020 is now a bafta—winning show. diversity�*s black lives matter da

michaela coel, hands down.o the conversations it starts and the subjects that sometimes which are triggering but which need to be had. it made me rethink a lot of things i knew about the world and about myself. good tv, same as a good book, it is something you can lose yourself in but find yourself in, i may destroy you did that for so many people. i would love to see michaela coel and the rest of her team win for that, because it was just magnificent. she has got quite a few nominations, alongside steve mcqueen for small axe. you have holograms for the people who cannot make it, how will that work? magic and technology. the virgin media customers and our audience will not be able to be here, we have managed to beam them onto the red carpet so that they get the full experience of the celebrities they love, the tv stars who have entertained them, they can ask questions to their favourite actors, directors, and we get to chat to them and say thank you for watching, and being there, and also it is a good chance to

michaela coel.st night end? it was named best miniseries and she was best actress. to go along with baftas she'd already won for directing and writing the show. speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. i'm getting a bit emotional. it was, to be honest, incredible. it really helped me get past some troubling stuff. and what it enabled me to do is sort of pair something quite tragic with something quite beautiful. i did used to think i could read your mind at times. i don't know, maybe that's normal. bbc three's normal people was a huge word—of—mouth lockdown hit. here, its star paul mescal was named best actor. do you have any worries it's going to be the biggest thing you ever do? totally! that's, like, intrusive thought, give up now, quit while you're ahead. but fingers crossed it won't be. where are you going to put it? probably mum and dads, i'd say? really? yeah, yeah. i100% wouldn't be in this position, standing on a kind of fake red carpet, talking about a

michaela coel. and i may reward you: we talk to michaela coel, the big winner at the british

michaela coel.et of bafta winners, right across the board, including romesh ranganathan for best entertainment performance. but he warned against complacency. it's long, steady changes that sort of get built into the system. so, you know, i hope that this isn't one of those things where we go, "this has been the most diverse ever, and then we sort of, kind of "we've got that, let's move back". i hope that it continues and we continue moving on. these baftas were held in a covid compliant tv studio with nominees in performance categories allowed to attend if they wore a mask. others had to watch remotely, so when long lost family won in the feature category, nicky campbell and davina mccall were seen celebrating on a sofa. casualty. and when casualty was named best soap, the biggest casualty was their broadband. it's hoped that by the time of the baftas next year, normal service will have been resumed. colin paterson, bbc news. i'm joined by ita o'brien, an intimicacy co—ordinator who worked on i may

michaela coel.y destroy you, was based on michaela coel�*s own experience of being sexually assaulted. how did last night end? it was named best miniseries and she was best actress. to go along with baftas she'd already won for directing and writing the show. speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. i'm getting a bit emotional. it was, to be honest, incredible. it really helped me get past some troubling stuff. and what it enabled me to do is sort of pair something quite tragic with something quite beautiful. i did used to think i could read your mind at times. i don't believe that's normal. bbc three's normal people was a huge word—of—mouth lockdown hit. here its star paul mescal was named best actor. do you have any worries it's going to be the biggest thing you ever do? totally! that's, like, intrusive thought, give up now, quit while you're ahead. but fingers crossed it won't be. where are you going to put it? probably mum and dads, i'd say? yeah, yeah. i100

the big winner of the night was michaela coel�*s "i may destroy you" — she took best leading actress,re on the bbc website. just follow the site there. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcdavideades. hello there. last week was the first week ofjune but it was also half term and the weather could not have been better. we quite literally had sunshine topping and tailing the country as you can see by this weather watch picture sent in. all the way down to cornwall, not a cloud in the sky, light winds, lots of sunshine. the warmth peaked on wednesday and in fact it was the warmest day of the year so far across scotland, northern island, wales and also into england. 0ur week ahead will be a little bit more mixed, unfortunately. particularly into the far north and west as we see weather fronts toppling in across an area of high pressure that's going to bring some clout in increasing strengthening wind at well at the time but this further south in the east will keep warmer, dryer and sunny weather. so let's take a look and a little more detail. monday morning it starts off a little on the

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