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you're watching bbc news. the best programmes of last year will be honoured at the bafta tv awards in a few hours time. arrivals are under way at the awards ceremony in london. colin paterson and the team are on the red carpet. let's join them now. the writing has been phenomenal, the ability to make a drama filled incredibly human and rounded, and i think it wasjust incredibly human and rounded, and i think it was just the fact that you had actors at the top of their game just doing absolutely sublime work, and i think it will mean that it will be remembered as one of the greatest endings of a tv show. honestly, the ratings were there. the most watched programme last year

outside of live events.— outside of live events. yeah, but also having _ outside of live events. yeah, but also having that _ outside of live events. yeah, but also having that critical - outside of live events. yeah, but also having that critical acclaim, | also having that critical acclaim, running for over a decade and you got to see all of the characters grow up to where it ended. i was sent by bbc— grow up to where it ended. i was sent by bbc news _ grow up to where it ended. i was sent by bbc news to _ grow up to where it ended. i was sent by bbc news to do - grow up to where it ended. i was sent by bbc news to do a - grow up to where it ended. i was sent by bbc news to do a preview of the final episode of happy valley, i was there the week before it was going out, and some of the pointed out the house, and went, that is sarah lancashire's house. i was in heaven bridge with a cameraman, just went up and knocked on the door, and the guy was very kind and let us in, and we actually got to film in the house. he did not realise how big a part it was going to play, he said, i'm not sure how much is in the episode, and we certainly didn't know. but i phoned an interview with

the guy in the kitchen, and i watched the final episode in a pub in hebden bridge, and i saw the kitchen i was in last week. but because it _ kitchen i was in last week. bit because it involved a lot kitchen i was in last week. but because it involved a lot of fire, they had to do it in a closed set somewhere else, they have to recreate the entire kitchen to make it look identical.— it look identical. you've earned it for me! because _ it look identical. you've earned it for me! because something - it look identical. you've earned it - for me! because something happened in that kitchen _ for me! because something happened in that kitchen which _ for me! because something happened in that kitchen which makes _ for me! because something happened in that kitchen which makes it - for me! because something happened in that kitchen which makes it into - in that kitchen which makes it into the source. probably the most famous kitchen in the country. the the source. probably the most famous kitchen in the country.— kitchen in the country. the next nomination. _ kitchen in the country. the next nomination, number— kitchen in the country. the next nomination, number four, - kitchen in the country. the next - nomination, number four, succession, logan nomination, numberfour, succession, logan roy's death. if you've not watched succession, you havejust had a big bet of the programme ruined for you. what is the deal with spoilers these days? when is it ok to talk about things when things 0k to talk about things when things are streaming? i ok to talk about things when things are streaming?—

0k to talk about things when things are streaming? i think you're meant to serve as — are streaming? i think you're meant to serve as a — are streaming? i think you're meant to serve as a spoiler— are streaming? i think you're meant to serve as a spoiler before - are streaming? i think you're meant to serve as a spoiler before you - are streaming? i think you're meant to serve as a spoiler before you say| to serve as a spoiler before you say it, to serve as a spoiler before you say it. so— to serve as a spoiler before you say it. so that — to serve as a spoiler before you say it. so that is — to serve as a spoiler before you say it, so that is rule number one. viewers — it, so that is rule number one. viewers have a fascination with the ultra wealthy, there are shows that have come beforehand where you kind of want _ have come beforehand where you kind of want to have an insight into this incredible — of want to have an insight into this incredible luxury lifestyle, it has a lot _ incredible luxury lifestyle, it has a lot of risks and issues and family feuds and — a lot of risks and issues and family feuds and all sorts of things. very interesting, i feuds and all sorts of things. very interesting, lam happy feuds and all sorts of things. very interesting, i am happy it is on there. it — interesting, i am happy it is on there, it was a massive moment, spoiler— there, it was a massive moment, spoiler alert, there, it was a massive moment, spoileralert, on there, it was a massive moment, spoiler alert, on the there, it was a massive moment, spoileralert, on the phone. | there, it was a massive moment, spoiler alert, on the phone. i think it was the fact _ spoiler alert, on the phone. i think it was the fact nobody _ spoiler alert, on the phone. i think it was the fact nobody really - it was the fact nobody really expected it, the whole name of the show is succession and it was all about who was going to inherit the family business. it about who was going to inherit the family business.— family business. it would like it was auoin family business. it would like it was going to — family business. it would like it was going to die _ family business. it would like it was going to die in _ family business. it would like it was going to die in the - family business. it would like it was going to die in the first - was going to die in the first series. , , ., was going to die in the first series. , , ~ .,. series. yes, but i think the fact that nobody — series. yes, but i think the fact that nobody knew _ series. yes, but i think the fact that nobody knew it _ series. yes, but i think the fact that nobody knew it was - series. yes, but i think the fact that nobody knew it was going | that nobody knew it was going to happen in the middle of the overall series, but i think the way it was done by the team, julie highlighted the chaos and confusion, the fact

that no matter how much influence and power you have, there's nothing you can do in regards to death, really, and i think the fact that viewers did not expect it, but also the actors giving the performance of their lives, capturing something that was remarkably human, very tonally different from the rest of the series. succession has of course been nominated in other categories, could be a big winner in other categories here today, but i think it was just the fact that for a final series, normally that is why shows starts to fall apart. i felt that that was why succession had its strongest moments. ibibfc that that was why succession had its strongest moments.— that that was why succession had its strongest moments. bbc news live on the red carpet — strongest moments. bbc news live on the red carpet at _ strongest moments. bbc news live on the red carpet at the _ strongest moments. bbc news live on the red carpet at the 70th _ strongest moments. bbc news live on the red carpet at the 70th bafta - strongest moments. bbc news live on the red carpet at the 70th bafta tv - the red carpet at the 70th bafta tv awards. soon we might get the traitors. i don't know which ones, but we might be getting some traitors on. but we might be getting some traitors on-— but we might be getting some traitors on. ., ., ., ~ traitors on. that would make me

ha - . traitors on. that would make me happv- for _ traitors on. that would make me happv- for anyone _ traitors on. that would make me happy. for anyone wondering - traitors on. that would make me | happy. for anyone wondering why traitors on. that would make me i happy. for anyone wondering why it is not nominated _ happy. for anyone wondering why it is not nominated tonight, _ happy. for anyone wondering why it| is not nominated tonight, remember this is for the tv of 2023, so the traitors was shown in 2022 and 202a. so many big shows, things like baby reindeer, the shows will be walking the red carpet later, that will be next year when it will be nominated. let's go on to memorable moments numberfive, that is let's go on to memorable moments number five, that is from a sky atlantic show, the last of us. one of the greatest tv dramas. traitors! i warned you. first

interview of the day, i believe you have some of the traitors. tote interview of the day, i believe you have some of the traitors.- have some of the traitors. we are here on the _ have some of the traitors. we are here on the red _ have some of the traitors. we are here on the red carpet _ have some of the traitors. we are here on the red carpet with - have some of the traitors. we are here on the red carpet with paul. have some of the traitors. we are i here on the red carpet with paul and harry. first awards ceremony? yes. here on the red carpet with paul and harry. first awards ceremony? yes, i did the blitz — harry. first awards ceremony? yes, i did the blitz the — harry. first awards ceremony? yes, i did the blitz the other _ harry. first awards ceremony? yes, i did the blitz the other day _ harry. first awards ceremony? yes, i did the blitz the other day -- - did the blitz the other day —— the brits _ did the blitz the other day —— the brits the — did the blitz the other day —— the brits. the red carpet is amazing, i cannot— brits. the red carpet is amazing, i cannot believe the amount of people out todav _ cannot believe the amount of people out toda . ~ ., ., , cannot believe the amount of people out toda . ~ ., .,, ~ cannot believe the amount of people out toda . ~ ., ~ , out today. what was it like being involved in _ out today. what was it like being involved in such _ out today. what was it like being involved in such a _ out today. what was it like being involved in such a talked - out today. what was it like being involved in such a talked about i involved in such a talked about show? , , ., ., show? the best thing of the world, we do not realise _ show? the best thing of the world, we do not realise how— show? the best thing of the world, we do not realise how big - show? the best thing of the world, we do not realise how big it - show? the best thing of the world, we do not realise how big it was . we do not realise how big it was going _ we do not realise how big it was going to — we do not realise how big it was going to he, _ we do not realise how big it was going to be, from _ we do not realise how big it was going to be, from the _ we do not realise how big it was going to be, from the first- we do not realise how big it was. going to be, from the first couple episodes — going to be, from the first couple episodes realise _ going to be, from the first couple episodes realise that _ going to be, from the first couple episodes realise that would - going to be, from the first couple episodes realise that would be i going to be, from the first couple episodes realise that would be so huge. _ episodes realise that would be so huge. it— episodes realise that would be so huge. it was— episodes realise that would be so huge, it was bananas. _ episodes realise that would be so huge, it was bananas.— huge, it was bananas. difficult keein: huge, it was bananas. difficult keeping it _ huge, it was bananas. difficult keeping it all— huge, it was bananas. difficult keeping it all secret _ huge, it was bananas. difficult keeping it all secret from i huge, it was bananas. difficult i keeping it all secret from friends and family, making them watch it as it all happened? that and family, making them watch it as it all happened?— and family, making them watch it as it all happened? that was one of the

hardest bets. _ it all happened? that was one of the hardest bets, coming _ it all happened? that was one of the hardest bets, coming out _ it all happened? that was one of the hardest bets, coming out afterwardsj hardest bets, coming out afterwards and having _ hardest bets, coming out afterwards and having to keep it a secret. to run round — and having to keep it a secret. to run round the streets and telephoned what you _ run round the streets and telephoned what you have just been through. no one else _ what you have just been through. no one else will fully understand, we were _ one else will fully understand, we were on— one else will fully understand, we were on our own little bubble. any articular were on our own little bubble. in; particular shows or styles you are looking forward to seeing or watching win this evening? i am more here to congratulate _ watching win this evening? i am more here to congratulate everyone, i i watching win this evening? i am more here to congratulate everyone, i am l here to congratulate everyone, i am in awe _ here to congratulate everyone, i am in awe of _ here to congratulate everyone, i am in awe of everyone i have seen. it is amazing — in awe of everyone i have seen. it is amazing to even be walking the red carpet — is amazing to even be walking the red carpet and sharing it with them is next _ red carpet and sharing it with them is next level, a dream come true, reallv _ is next level, a dream come true, reallv |_ is next level, a dream come true, reall . .., ., is next level, a dream come true, reall . ., , ., really. i cannot believe we are here. a really. i cannot believe we are here- a proper— really. i cannot believe we are here. a proper pension - really. i cannot believe we are i here. a proper pension moment. really. i cannot believe we are - here. a proper pension moment. enjoy here. a proper pension moment. en'oy the red carpet. — here. a proper pension moment. en'oy the red carpet, enjoy i here. a proper pension moment. the red carpet, enjoy the ceremony. thank you so much.

thank you very much. you got your wish. . , , thank you very much. you got your wish. ., , , ., .,, thank you very much. you got your wish. ., , , ., ., , ., wish. harry is a mastermind, that cheeky face. _ wish. harry is a mastermind, that cheeky face. so — wish. harry is a mastermind, that cheeky face, so fun _ wish. harry is a mastermind, that cheeky face, so fun and _ wish. harry is a mastermind, that| cheeky face, so fun and charming, but all along he kept that secret and then— but all along he kept that secret and then paul molly, a good old friend. — and then paul molly, a good old friend, betrayed, and that is what we love _ friend, betrayed, and that is what we love about the traitors. so much friendship— we love about the traitors. so much friendship and also the fear and deception. will friendship and also the fear and deception-— friendship and also the fear and dece tion. ~ a, , ., ., ., deception. will molly get to go to the itaftas? _ deception. will molly get to go to the baftas? what _ deception. will molly get to go to the baftas? what if— deception. will molly get to go to the baftas? what if you _ deception. will molly get to go to the baftas? what if you knock i deception. will molly get to go to the baftas? what if you knock it | deception. will molly get to go to i the baftas? what if you knock it out of that as well?— of that as well? hopefully we see molly later. _ of that as well? hopefully we see molly later. but _ of that as well? hopefully we see molly later, but she _ of that as well? hopefully we see molly later, but she wasn't i of that as well? hopefully we see molly later, but she wasn't a i molly later, but she wasn't a traitor~ _ molly later, but she wasn't a traitor. ., ., ., ., traitor. you will have to have another duty _ traitor. you will have to have another duty today, - traitor. you will have to have another duty today, focusing | traitor. you will have to have i another duty today, focusing on the geography of those. the event takes place in the royal festival hall, it

all starts at 5.00, we are on the red carpet for bbc news, and to our right, it seems to be aware of the snappers... do you think the stars arrive there first? because if you take about two steps to the right, you can look around the corner and see who it is. we got a hello from lad baby. christmas number 15 years in a row, beating the beatles' record. i in a row, beating the beatles' record. ., ., , ., ., ., ., in a row, beating the beatles' record. ., ., ., ., ., ., record. i am into your admonition of ou record. i am into your admonition of you having — record. i am into your admonition of you having all _ record. i am into your admonition of you having all this _ record. i am into your admonition of you having all this knowledge i record. i am into your admonition of you having all this knowledge on i record. i am into your admonition of| you having all this knowledge on the top of your head. he you having all this knowledge on the top of your head-— top of your head. he has gone the other way- — top of your head. he has gone the other way- we _ top of your head. he has gone the other way. we will _ top of your head. he has gone the other way. we will work _ top of your head. he has gone the other way. we will work it - top of your head. he has gone the other way. we will work it out i top of your head. he has gone the i other way. we will work it out about one minute before _ other way. we will work it out about one minute before it starts. - other way. we will work it out about one minute before it starts. we i other way. we will work it out about | one minute before it starts. we have done five of — one minute before it starts. we have done five of the _ one minute before it starts. we have done five of the memorable - one minute before it starts. we have i done five of the memorable moments. let's to be sixth. a channel for moment, we were speaking about the

traitors, it is another claudia winkleman show, it is the piano, when 30—year—old rosie stunned commuters with a jaw—dropping performance. what is the piano? the reaction, it was in public, at a train — reaction, it was in public, at a train station i believe, and commutersjust stopped, theyjust commuters just stopped, they just stop their— commutersjust stopped, theyjust stop their busy days, quite a rare sight. _ stop their busy days, quite a rare sight, they— stop their busy days, quite a rare sight, theyjust sat there in awe of her, sight, theyjust sat there in awe of her. she _ sight, theyjust sat there in awe of her, she was incredible. by this moment? _ her, she was incredible. by this moment? she _ her, she was incredible. by this moment? she has _ her, she was incredible. by this i moment? she has neurodivergent and the blind, moment? she has neurodivergent and the blind. she's _ moment? she has neurodivergent and the blind, she's always _ moment? she has neurodivergent and the blind, she's always fell _ moment? she has neurodivergent and the blind, she's always fell up - moment? she has neurodivergent and the blind, she's always fell up at i the blind, she's always fell up at the blind, she's always fell up at the piano having played it for many years, and herfamily said she reflects her personality in the music that she plays.

very moving moment of tv, this has been a big hit for them. people talking about what they love always works well on tv. claudia winkleman, how different is she on the traitors and the piano? she actually wants to be there in the piano. with the traitors, it is alljust how presenting, performing. i love when she throws the photos down~ _ i love when she throws the photos down it— i love when she throws the photos down. ., , ., , ..,

i love when she throws the photos down. ., , ., , _, ., down. it would be great she could do both of them- _ down. it would be great she could do both of them. i — down. it would be great she could do both of them. i am _ down. it would be great she could do both of them. i am going _ down. it would be great she could do both of them. i am going to - down. it would be great she could do both of them. i am going to put i both of them. i am going to put scott on the spot. for people just tuning into bbc news, the sky was one of the 15 people who chose the six strong shortlist for memorable moment, did you all meet in a hotel room? , ., , ., , room? yes, i was in a different location. _ room? yes, i was in a different location. it— room? yes, i was in a different location, it is _ room? yes, i was in a different location, it is a _ room? yes, i was in a different location, it is a really _ interesting category, it is things that have been critically acclaimed all have social media presence. will it be the fandom is? is all have social media presence. will it be the fandom is?— it be the fandom is? is the voting tonitht?

it be the fandom is? is the voting tonight? no. _ it be the fandom is? is the voting tonight? no. it— it be the fandom is? is the voting tonight? no, it finished - it be the fandom is? is the voting tonight? no, it finished a - it be the fandom is? is the voting tonight? no, it finished a few- tonight? no, it finished a few weeks ato. what tonight? no, it finished a few weeks ago- what i — tonight? no, it finished a few weeks ago. what i would _ tonight? no, it finished a few weeks ago. what i would say _ tonight? no, it finished a few weeks ago. what i would say as _ tonight? no, it finished a few weeks ago. what i would say as doctor- tonight? no, it finished a few weeks| ago. what i would say as doctor who fans are organised. _ ago. what i would say as doctor who fans are organised. if— ago. what i would say as doctor who fans are organised. if it _ ago. what i would say as doctor who fans are organised. if it doesn't i fans are organised. if it doesn't win, i would fans are organised. if it doesn't win, iwould be fans are organised. if it doesn't win, i would be surprised. what do you reckon? i win, i would be surprised. what do you reckon?— you reckon? i quite like the victoria beckham _ you reckon? i quite like the victoria beckham a - you reckon? i quite like the i victoria beckham a moment, i you reckon? i quite like the _ victoria beckham a moment, i thought victoria beckham a moment, ithought that was_ victoria beckham a moment, ithought that was top— victoria beckham a moment, ithought that was top drawer. you victoria beckham a moment, i thought that was top drawer.— that was top drawer. you follow social media _ that was top drawer. you follow social media a _ that was top drawer. you follow social media a lot, _ that was top drawer. you follow social media a lot, what - that was top drawer. you follow social media a lot, what are - that was top drawer. you follow social media a lot, what are the most talked about tv programmes? it seems at the moment that any big tv programme, myjob is primarily on tiktok, _ programme, myjob is primarily on tiktok, i_ programme, myjob is primarily on tiktok, i present on there every day. _ tiktok, i present on there every day. i— tiktok, i present on there every day, i am — tiktok, i present on there every day. i am on _ tiktok, i present on there every day, i am on the up a lot, that was a huge _ day, i am on the up a lot, that was a huge one~ — day, i am on the up a lot, that was a huge one. laura whitmore is in a new show —

a huge one. laura whitmore is in a new show. we a huge one. laura whitmore is in a new show— a huge one. laura whitmore is in a new show. ~ . ., ., . new show. we are going to leave the interviews to — new show. we are going to leave the interviews to lizo, _ new show. we are going to leave the interviews to lizo, i _ new show. we are going to leave the interviews to lizo, i would _ new show. we are going to leave the interviews to lizo, i would like - new show. we are going to leave the interviews to lizo, i would like to - interviews to lizo, i would like to get a shot to show some of these people arriving. the question is would ask you, are in the room choosing six moments, what was the seventh? ., ., ., . ., seventh? you would not want to find out that your — seventh? you would not want to find out that your show _ seventh? you would not want to find out that your show was _ seventh? you would not want to find out that your show was the - seventh? you would not want to find out that your show was the one - seventh? you would not want to find out that your show was the one that | out that your show was the one that fell out of the running at the last moment. i fell out of the running at the last moment. . . fell out of the running at the last moment. . , , ., . moment. i am sure you are campaigning _ moment. i am sure you are campaigning hard - moment. i am sure you are campaigning hard for- moment. i am sure you are campaigning hard for nori i moment. i am sure you are i campaigning hard for nori1-2 campaigning hard for nori 1—2 scotland, kenny mclean scoring the late winner that sent us to the euros —— norway. i late winner that sent us to the euros -- norway.—

late winner that sent us to the euros -- norway. i am still thinking about it right _ euros -- norway. i am still thinking about it right now. _ euros -- norway. i am still thinking about it right now. genuinely - euros -- norway. i am still thinking about it right now. genuinely one . euros -- norway. i am still thinking| about it right now. genuinely one of the two tv moments _ about it right now. genuinely one of the two tv moments last _ about it right now. genuinely one of the two tv moments last year - about it right now. genuinely one of the two tv moments last year it - about it right now. genuinely one of i the two tv moments last year it made me cry, i will reveal the other later on. me cry, i will reveal the other tater om— me cry, i will reveal the other later on-_ we i me cry, i will reveal the other. later on._ we will me cry, i will reveal the other - later on._ we will have later on. what a tease. we will have to no a bit later on. what a tease. we will have to go a bit faster, _ later on. what a tease. we will have to go a bit faster, 25 _ later on. what a tease. we will have to go a bit faster, 25 categories. - to go a bit faster, 25 categories. just explain for people tuning in, this is bbc news, we are on the red carpet at the 70th bafta tv awards. you will know these two people from things that you might know them from. ,., ., things that you might know them from. , ., ., , , things that you might know them from. ,., ., . , you from. going to be very tired. you miaht from. going to be very tired. you might have _ from. going to be very tired. you might have to — from. going to be very tired. you might have to help _ from. going to be very tired. you might have to help me _ from. going to be very tired. you might have to help me put - from. going to be very tired. you - might have to help me put something on my head. i'm not getting shared at the moment, apologies of my

forehead is causing difficulty for those watching on screen is back home. yet another category now, best picture at the oscars is the big category, i think best drama series as soon as the big one here. it is worth mentioning again, it has the most nominations, we have had equal with succession, and happy valley could set a bafta record tonight, because in the history of the baftas, no programme has won drama series three times, and it won for the first series and the second series, and it could win for its third and final series. it series, and it could win for its third and final series.- third and final series. it feels like a rarity _ third and final series. it feels like a rarity in _ third and final series. it feels like a rarity in tv, _ third and final series. it feels like a rarity in tv, this - third and final series. it feels like a rarity in tv, this is - third and final series. it feels like a rarity in tv, this is a i like a rarity in tv, this is a series that had not been on for about six years before the third, but still had millions of people tuning in. it was acting at the top of its game and writing at the top of its game and writing at the top of its game and writing at the top of its game, sally wainwright being

one of the best writers in the country. it also had a clear structure, they knew how it was going to end, it is notjust nominated a new drama series, not just sarah lancashire for leading actress, supporting actor, i can go about this for some time, it has the ability of being about the drama, and also being incredibly funny, sally is so funny and there are so many lines from natural, trulyjust a class of its own. it many lines from natural, truly 'ust a class of its mmi a class of its own. it is a funny

but dark _ a class of its own. it is a funny but dark show. _ a class of its own. it is a funny but dark show. interesting - but dark show. interesting looking at the shows that have won this twice. inspector morse won twice, the streets, cracker, jimmy mcgovern, and tonight happy valley could become the first to do the happy valley hat—trick. what do you think it could achieve? shin happy valley hat-trick. what do you think it could achieve?— think it could achieve? an authentic show based — think it could achieve? an authentic show based in _ think it could achieve? an authentic show based in yorkshire, _ think it could achieve? an authentic show based in yorkshire, a - think it could achieve? an authentic show based in yorkshire, a story i show based in yorkshire, a story told extremely well by the cast. we also live on— told extremely well by the cast. we also live on tiktok, so welcome if you are _ also live on tiktok, so welcome if you are from _ also live on tiktok, so welcome if you are from tiktok, let us know your— you are from tiktok, let us know your questions about the tv baftas, we will— your questions about the tv baftas, we will be _ your questions about the tv baftas, we will be looking at all of the incredible tv shows from the last year. _ incredible tv shows from the last year. and — incredible tv shows from the last year, and we're very excited to answer — year, and we're very excited to answer your questions. send them on, we have _ answer your questions. send them on, we have a _ answer your questions. send them on, we have a question already you guys,

what are _ we have a question already you guys, what are you — we have a question already you guys, what are you most looking for at today's — what are you most looking for at today's baftas? joe what are you most looking for at today's baftas?— what are you most looking for at today's baftas? joe lycett, he had a bet with his — today's baftas? joe lycett, he had a bet with his aunts _ today's baftas? joe lycett, he had a bet with his aunts who _ today's baftas? joe lycett, he had a bet with his aunts who have - today's baftas? joe lycett, he had a bet with his aunts who have been i bet with his aunts who have been taking over his show, and there was a bet that if they managed to get more than 100,000 followers by a couple of weeks ago, as a resultjoe would be turning up to the ceremony looking like queen elizabeth the first. i have seen and i will look at the outfit, absolutely phenomenal, truly. i don't think we will be able to missjoe. liza phenomenal, truly. i don't think we will be able to miss joe.— will be able to miss joe. lizo has not missed _ will be able to miss joe. lizo has not missed a _ will be able to miss joe. lizo has not missed a guest. _ will be able to miss joe. lizo has not missed a guest. i _ will be able to miss joe. lizo has not missed a guest. i am i will be able to miss joe. lizo has not missed a guest. i am here i will be able to miss joe. lizo has i not missed a guest. i am here with somebody from — not missed a guest. i am here with somebody from something, i not missed a guest. i am here with somebody from something, true i not missed a guest. i am here with l somebody from something, true life story about manipulation. what was

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beings, — but they are really great human beings, so for me that summer became, — beings, so for me that summer became, filming it became more than a job. _ became, filming it became more than a job, it _ became, filming it became more than ajob, it became became, filming it became more than a job, it became a very special experience, but i alsojust enjoyed acting _ experience, but i alsojust enjoyed acting opposite them. when you have actors _ acting opposite them. when you have actors like _ acting opposite them. when you have actors like that, you can work from their— actors like that, you can work from their brilliance and i am very lucky — their brilliance and i am very luc . . ., . their brilliance and i am very luc .�* ., . . their brilliance and i am very luc. . . lucky. a horrific real life story. wh is it lucky. a horrific real life story. why is it important _ lucky. a horrific real life story. why is it important to i lucky. a horrific real life story. why is it important to bring i lucky. a horrific real life story. i why is it important to bring these things to wider attention? for me, there is a wrong _ things to wider attention? for me, there is a wrong way _ things to wider attention? for me, there is a wrong way of— things to wider attention? for me, there is a wrong way of doing i there is a wrong way of doing it, using _ there is a wrong way of doing it, using it — there is a wrong way of doing it, using it in — there is a wrong way of doing it, using it in the sensational way, and 40 and became not a _ sensational way, and 40 and became not a conventional true crime story

in nry— not a conventional true crime story in my eyes. — not a conventional true crime story in my eyes, but a story about love and the _ in my eyes, but a story about love and the opposite of love, that is drew— and the opposite of love, that is drew nie — and the opposite of love, that is drew me to it, but peter and anne are in— drew me to it, but peter and anne are in our— drew me to it, but peter and anne are in ourthoughts, the repercussions that things like this can have — repercussions that things like this can have. �* . repercussions that things like this can have. �* , , repercussions that things like this canhave.�* , , ., can have. best supporting actor nominee. _ can have. best supporting actor nominee, best _ can have. best supporting actor nominee, best of— can have. best supporting actor nominee, best of luck i can have. best supporting actor nominee, best of luck and i can have. best supporting actor| nominee, best of luck and enjoy can have. best supporting actori nominee, best of luck and enjoy the evening. nominee, best of luck and en'oy the evenini. . ~ nominee, best of luck and en'oy the evenini. . ,, i. , nominee, best of luck and en'oy the evenini. . ~ ,, , . nominee, best of luck and en'oy the eveningj ssc| evening. thank you very much. bbc news live on _ evening. thank you very much. bbc news live on the _ evening. thank you very much. bbc news live on the red _ evening. thank you very much. bbc news live on the red carpet i evening. thank you very much. bbc news live on the red carpet at i evening. thank you very much. bbc news live on the red carpet at the l news live on the red carpet at the bafta tv awards, six commandments doing very well tonight, timothy spall also nominated in the best actor category. it is getting very hot. i have had to put some suntan lotion on my head. you are getting

questions and from tiktok. taste lotion on my head. you are getting questions and from tiktok.- questions and from tiktok. we are live on the — questions and from tiktok. we are live on the bbc— questions and from tiktok. we are live on the bbc news _ questions and from tiktok. we are live on the bbc news channel- questions and from tiktok. we are live on the bbc news channel and| questions and from tiktok. we are l live on the bbc news channel and on iplayer— live on the bbc news channel and on iplayer and _ live on the bbc news channel and on iplayer and on tiktok, and we have a question. _ iplayer and on tiktok, and we have a question, what are you looking forward — question, what are you looking forward to— question, what are you looking forward to at most at today's baftas? _ forward to at most at today's baftas? ~ . ., ., ~ ., . forward to at most at today's baftas? ~ . ., . , ., , baftas? we are looking for a story. you want somebody _ baftas? we are looking for a story. you want somebody to _ baftas? we are looking for a story. you want somebody to sweep i baftas? we are looking for a story. you want somebody to sweep the i you want somebody to sweep the board. i think tonight a lot of it will be about massive tv shows that ended last year. i said that right at the start, you have the likes of happy valley, succession, shows that people loved and have been part of people's lives for a long time, so i want one of them to smash it. happy valley hat—trick tomorrow, talk about it winning. i would also very much like something controversial to happen. although it be bafta film awards this year, it was a moving moment that made so many of the

headlines, when michaelj fox unexpectedly came on stage to present the best film at the end, and that was what people are talking about. many ways, what you have to do is monitoring the socials and see what people are talking about, i just want something. that is what i'm looking to tonight.— i'm looking to tonight. there will be so much _ i'm looking to tonight. there will be so much going _ i'm looking to tonight. there will be so much going on, _ i'm looking to tonight. there will be so much going on, so i i'm looking to tonight. there will be so much going on, so many. be so much going on, so many different— be so much going on, so many different awards, we are still talking — different awards, we are still talking about the drama. we have done happy _ talking about the drama. we have done happy valley. _ talking about the drama. we have done happy valley. the i talking about the drama. we have done happy valley. the second i done happy valley. the second nominated one in that, we are going to go for slow horses, apple tv, explain the show for people who have not seen it. and that is where we are going to leave it. more action from the team on the red carpet in the next hour. if you want to watch the next hour. if you want to watch the coverage online, you can head to the coverage online, you can head to the bbc iplayer and see who our correspondence will catch up with next. now whether.

the skies may look a little threatening where you are today, that is certainly not the case everywhere, but storms are building across western parts of the uk. the warmer and sunnier weather will be further to the east across the country. let's see what is happening then in the second half of the afternoon. showers will be breaking out across more western parts of scotland but even here they will be quite scattered. the same goes for northern ireland and the same goes for other western parts of the uk. but where they do occur, they won't be very big, they could only be a few miles across. torrential showers may occur and even flash flooding in places. warmer and sunnier weather is reserved for more eastern parts of the uk. this evening, skies will be clear across some parts of the country and there is a chance again of seeing the northern lights, the aurora borealis. the problem is that there will be showers around and of course we are going back to work tomorrow so perhaps we won't be inclined to stay up for too long. here is the forecast for the morning. temperatures into double figures

and a distinct weather front with rain approaching. that really sets the scene for the week ahead. it is going to turn a bit cooler and showers are expected. when i say cooler, not a chill in the air, temperatures still above the average it is just not going to be as warm as it has been. here is the weather front for tomorrow. it is going to be slow—moving so if you are stuck underneath this cloud and rain it may be a pretty miserable afternoon. cooler here, yes, 15—16 , but out toward to the east in the sunshine temperatures will still have around the lower 205. for example, across yorkshire and into east anglia. it is a very slow moving weather front and the reason is this area of low pressure has basically parked itself in the south—west of these weather fronts are just rotating around the low, rather than his whole weather system just barrelling across the uk.

i think for all of us by the time we get to tuesday, temperatures will be typically in the high teens, which is not far off the average for the time of year. that low will just sit around here until it fizzles out. high pressure will try to build into towards the end of the week but i think the overall message is one of shower clouds for the week ahead and those temperatures are still a little on the warm side for the time of the year. that is it from me. thanks for watching.

live from london. this is bbc news israel carries out fresh strikes on parts of gaza — as it tells palestinians to leave the southern city of rafah. meanwhile, the uk foreign office is investigating a hamas claim — that british—israeli hostage — nadav popplewell — has been killed in gaza. in afghanistan relief workers battle to deliver aid to areas hit by devastating floods as more than 300 people die. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. israel has continued its airstrikes on several parts of the gaza strip even as it continues issuing controversial evacuation orders to palestinians. the israeli military said its troops had found many tunnels used by hamas at the rafah crossing into egypt. the israel defense forces have

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