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Hello. I'm Dara O'Briain. Welcome to the festival haul. We are here

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for the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards. Welcome to the

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BAFTAs. Who needs Cannes, when you have the South Bank? This is better

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For tonight only, London's royal festival haul is awash with stars

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ready to -- Royal Festival Hall is awash with stars ready to celebrate

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The world's press is on hand to capture the stars in their red

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carpet outfits, or in this case Union Jack finery.

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The fans are out in force, to meet and greet their TV idles and the

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stars have come suitably dressed It's the most hotly anticipated

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awards night in television and you are in prime position to catch all

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So, ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats for the British

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Academy Television Awards. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your

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host for the evening, Dara O'Briain. Thank you very much. Thank you very

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much, ladies and gentlemen. Hello and welcome to the Arqiva British

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Academy Television Awards. One of the few presenters available

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who is as vast and spaishous as the venue itself -- spacious as the

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venue itself. I am here while Graham Norton returns from the

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Eurovision. The BBC is taking his all, you love The Voice, so if you

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miss Graham, just turn your chair around and I will sound exactly the

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same! Tonight's mission is to celebrate the very best of British

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television. I lie - it's not celebrating the very best. It is

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celebrating the second best in British television talent, because

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the best is a dog which can walk on its hind legs. Thanks to Pudsey,

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every single person in this room has moved down one rung.

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Even you Cumberbatch, even you Harris!

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And why shouldn't we use dogs instead of people in entertainment?

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When you look into their big dopey, trusting eyes and pat them on the

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head and say "I'm sorry, there isn't going to be another series of

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The Only Way Is Essex." You just know a dog would get it faster!

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Of course, the man who brought us Pudsey, Simon Cowell, isn't with us

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tonight. As we look at the award we're

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handing out today, its unnatural bronzed face... LAUGHTER

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APPLAUSE I have two more to do! Unchanging with time and devoid of

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normal human emotion... It's like he's always with us! We're here to

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celebrate an incredible year. The surprises were the Great British

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Bake Off and the continued rise in popularity in Scandinavian crime

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drama. If anyone here has a script about

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someone being brutly killed, whilst demonstrating how to make a Danish

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peacetry, they are sitting on a -- pastry they are sitting on a gold

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mind. We have lined up Sandi Toksvig to host. Another surprise

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has been The Young Apprentice, which has shown it is OK for TV to

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exploit young people, so long as you film yourself not paying them.

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We have seen great performances from some of the biggest stars.

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Most have done their best work appearing at the Leveson Inquiry. A

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gig's a gig! If you are going to put a show

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together for Hugh Grant, do you like Levitan or Love Actually. It

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has not all been perfect - ITV got into trouble with Ofcom, when a

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documentary about the IRA used footage from a video game. The bit

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that gave it away was when a member from the IRA said, the most

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difficult thing about being in the IRA is putting the angry bird into

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the ka pa put! -- catapult.

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We are running to a tight schedule. We've had to make extra space to

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allow Adele to finish the acceptance speech she started at

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the BRITS! I didn't expebgtd that to be the

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response, to be -- expect that to be the response, to be honest. That

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is a subtle hint to the people who may be winning awards to keep your

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speeches relatively short. Make them like a vajazzleed bikini line,

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sparkling, but within tight perimeters.

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In essence then, this is how the show will work. For each category,

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I will announce some famous people on to the stage. We will show a VT

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of the nominees in action. Then the presenters will announce the winner

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and John Terry will come up and collect the award.

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APPLAUSE I seen him back stage. He's wearing

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a Sherlock's uniform. The last 12 months has been a blistering year

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in television. Here is a lock back You're a good looking little one,

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aren't you? Health and safety will say you

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cannot sky dive out of a plane in a wedding dress. There's only one way

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No-one has ever done a backflip in the cube before. We are glad you

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have joined us for our first morning here in our new studio in

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Salford. There is so much potential in you.

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You still need to get it right and this place is what can do it for

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you. Will you do me the honour of becoming my wife?

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Yes! I'm scared.

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She understands me in a way you lot don't. This is the day he finds out

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who I am. I'm John.... I'm Edward. I know what I'm doing. Somebody has

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been beating very hard. The News of the World never opened with a word

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about me - I would be delighted. This is getting fun, haven't it?

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The The word of the X Factor is... Well done!

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I have no idea what's going on though.

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Oh! I'm gone. Post me my BAFTA!. Our first award is the BAFTA for a

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Drama Series. To present it a couple of actors, Upstairs

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Downstairs and Silent Witness, her, would have been left with gaping

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holes in the shape of Emilia Fox and BAFTA nominee, Dominic West.

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That's quite an introduction, thank you. I am not sure about the gaping

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hole line! What do you mean? It is tricky having your name said in the

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same breath as "gaping hole." LAUGHTER

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Well, ladies and gentlemen, it's been another vintage year for

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British television drama series. The nominees are not only some of

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the most original and captivating dramas. I forgot to bring my

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glasses! You can say this next bit. The box-

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sets made ideal presents for those Let's take a look!

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D Misfits. What's all this about a car? He says he's tapped in the

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Come on now. Nobody told me we were If either one of you ever, ever

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lets me down over this, I will come after you and I will kill both of

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you. I will get away with it because I know how. I'm really

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sorry, Jill. Good! The Fades.

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Who'd have thought I could have been Dominic West's understudy. And

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the BAFTA goes to The Fades. Oh, wow, this is just such a thrill

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and an honour. The Fades was such a great pleasure for us to work on.

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It was a passion project, every member of the crew, when we read

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the scripts. I think the two people we have to thank are Kate and Ben

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Stevenson, from BBC Drama for encouraging us to take as many

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risks as we could. A few member of our cast would like to mention our

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two directors. I am amazed and shocked. This is ridiculous! I wore

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my lucky socks. The people I want to thank are the script team that

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supported me through the whole thing, this is amazing. We are so

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delighted. It is slightly ridiculous. I am shaking. Wicked.

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Awesome! OK the BAFTA now for a situation

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comedy. Please welcome two men who have done many things together -

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shared baths, maybe had the This is the first time we've been

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on stage together. Yeah, after your behaviour back

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stage, my darling, it will probably be the last. Get on with it.

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nominations for Best Situation What's going on. She might be

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having an overdose. Is she breathing? She must be. She keeps

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saying "Oh, my God." Relax. I know the recovery position. Do you want

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Drink that and I'll get you some You are not in the bathroom, are

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you? The bathroom? No, I'm in the living room.

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What's that sound? What sound? toilet sound. You aren't like on

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the loo, are you? Of course, I'm Come on. Come on, Adam. Come on.

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Mrs Brown's Boys. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Brendan O'Carroll, Stephen McCrum, Ben Kellett and Martin Delany.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank you.

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We're a bit pleased! LAUGHTER

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We brought the family. Thank you so much. This is a - this is amazing.

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All we wanted to do was make people laugh and it seems to be working. I

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want to thank Stephen McCrum. He walked into a theatre in Glasgow

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four years ago on a rainy October night and saw his work and said

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said "that's comedy." Thank you so much.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE The luck of the Irish there! Now

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the international BAFTA, but he is Irish so we've just given one

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international BAFTA out already! Here to announce the nomination of

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this one, and for his roles in White Heat. Let's hear it for Vicky

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McClure and Sam Clafin. nominees have been the sort of show

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that is make you glad you have a massive TV in your living room.

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So you see the outstanding performances. And it makes it

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easier to read all those subtitles! On the day before his 40th birthday,

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with one thing in mind, Connie. For a moment, he was infuriated in the

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memory of her, but then he made his Nobody can get in. You have me in,

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but in general. Why are you wearing that sweater with 95 degrees on?

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is my Christmas sweater. APPLAUSE

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And the BAFTA goes to Borgen. I can't pronounce these names, but

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congratulations! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Congratulations. This was very, very unexpected. My

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name is Adam Price. I am the show runner of Borgen. I'm standing here

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with some incredibly talented people. The most beautiful and

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sexiest Prime Minister I have ever laid my eyes on! Our first and

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wonderful, director of the show and my great friend and co-writer of

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the show. APPLAUSE

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There are some people we want to thank. We would like to thank the

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BAFTA jury for this great, great honour. We must thank our great

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colleagues at The Killing for paving the way for Danish

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television drama. We thank Danish broadcasting for

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believing in this show. We thank the BBC Four and Arrow Films for

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bringing the show to the UK. We must thank the producer of Borgen

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and the cast, crew and wonderful directors of the show. This is

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really all of your achievement. This belongs to you. Thank you so

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much. APPLAUSE

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Here we are at the award for Supporting Actress. To present it a

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man whose own recent series saw him travelling around Britain in a

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small boat, and sharing his trials and tribulations with the viewer.

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Boy that idea is getting pretty old now!

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Please welcome one of our finest TV and film actors, Timothy Spall.

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APPLAUSE This is very nice. You are lovely,

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aren't you? You are so lovely! Anyway...

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LAUGHTER Everybody is lovely. The actresses

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nominated for this award each prove that just because you're not

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playing the lead role doesn't necessarily mean you can't shine as

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brightly - or perhaps shine even I had this fan once, I treated him

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like a dog. He was useless at seduction. He married someone else

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and then I realised it wasn't him Who are you anyway? She is heng us,

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Mr West. She has no right touching my

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Did you hear the doctor? It is a brand-new baby and a splendid

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chance for you. We are here to help and doctors can help most of all.

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I'm making a show of myself. Not at all. Now, let us start by letting

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Hello. It is Aunt Violet. APPLAUSE

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Right they are all brilliant. I have never done this before. The

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winner of the, mm, sorry, it is Monica Dolan.

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Oh thank you so much to BAFTA. It was a very special group of

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people and I feel really privileged to have been part of it. Thanks to

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many thanks to Julie and ger articled who -- ger ald. Thanks to

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Jeff Pope, obviously lovely Lisa GillChris. With a piece like this,

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a large part of the performance depends on the accuracy of your

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appearance. So I would like to say special thanks to Janice Horsefield,

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and Stephen Noble and my mum for keeping all her national health

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glasses since the 80s. Thanks to every actor who worked on this, for

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for creating the best working environment. I am fort nant to have

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the lucky to have the best neighbours and my sister for her

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particular support. She was very wise and kind. Twelve young women

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and girls that we know of, were lost in the Cromwell Street murders

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and some of them were taken from their families and some of them

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were in and out of care and I think the thing that affected me most

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working on this was not the appalling violence actually, it was

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the fact that some of those women, some of them, were never reported

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missing and it seems that some of them, no one noticed that they had

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gone for 20 years and I would like to live in a world where everyone

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is missed. Thank you. APPLAUSE

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Still to come the BAFTA for Entertainment Programme; and the

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awards for both Female and Male Performance in a Comedy Programme.

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But first let's get right on to the next award for Soap and Continuing

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Drama. To present this is a woman who as a co-host of the One Show

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has shown there is nothing, not a single subject in the world, big or

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small, badger grooming anyone? Please welcome Alex Jones and Bruno

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Good evening. Look! Sherlock hopls and Dr Who in the same room. Focus!

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Now, all the nominees for Soap and Continuing Drama are great examples

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of this ever popular genre. What? Just like that, you are saying they

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are all equally as good? equally brilliant. Your insight,

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your objectivity, your feedback? What am I working with here? Come

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on, I know you are young and have much to learn. You cannot say they

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are all simply brilliant! I can and I will. Now shut up.

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Here are the equally brilliant Get out.

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I'm DCMalone. Your partner rang us this evening, claiming you had

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I picked up the child allowance. Went to court, paid the fines and

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did the shop. Who is this? It's the Look at it! I am familiar with my

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own tumour. I believe I can fix you. I am sure you'd like nothing more

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than to take a knife to me. That will not wait around while you make

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Tan! Tan - what you done? Get off APPLAUSE

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And the BAFTA goes to... Coronation Thank you very much. I would like

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to thank the Academy for this very worthy award. Of course, I am very

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pleased to accept it on behalf of our producer, for the work he did

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for the 50th anniversary. That was last year. I want to say who well

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you sustained everything and kept me going. It is a team effort. On

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behalf of the whole team of Coronation Street, writers,

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producers, cast, wardrobe, make-up and everybody, thank you very much.

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And here's the man responsible for it. Thank you. I just wanted to say

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thank you very much to Peter Finchaam. To Steve November, and

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others who did such tremendous support. This is for a magnificent

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cast, crew, bunch of writers who produce two hours of drama every

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week, which is not easy. Thank you. We are very pleased to take this

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back. Thank you. We move on to the award for sport

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and live events. The Olympics could be in this category next year and

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how well it is going. It the first nation which has let the torch go

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out before the Games have started. It is probably punishment for

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carrying it through the wettest drought in history. We have two

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Olympic gold medallists - Dame kelly Holmes and Jonathan Edwards.

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Thank you. There are some events and not just sporting ones that

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bring millions of people together in one shared experience. There's

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often no better place than to watch them unfold on live television. And

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All black -- all Blacks, upping the pressure.

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Runs towards the line and scores. There's one point in it. Finally,

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finally! Black once again turns to He's trying to get on his wheels.

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He'll never be as fast as Cavendish. This will Hezbollah third win. Try

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as they might, he gets... He is special very, very special.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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And the BAFTA is awarded to the Well, it does feel very good to

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accept this award on behalf of a huge and talented team, lead very

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Ellie by Nick. Directed brilliantly by Clare Popplewell. A big team,

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studio, make-up, production behind all of that. And the added bonus,

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on the day of having a huge British television audience with us. It

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feels very good. Thank you to BAFTA. Thank you very

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The next is for Best Supporting Actor.

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Handing it over, an actor who played Cherie Blair not once, but

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twice. Please welcome Helen McCrory.

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APPLAUSE Good evening. It's an honour to be

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here tonight to present the award for Best Supporting Actor. He's

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probably better than being the lead actor, in fact.

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You have less promotion to do, never need to go to the gym and you

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have fewer and better lines to learn. So the nominations for this

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Tell your husband to contact no-one but his father. Get him to tell

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Peter I will kill your baby unless There are terror cells - they all

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My son's not well. OK, I think we're done now.

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I was a soldier. I killed people. You were a doctor. I had bad days!

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And the 2012 BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor goes to Andrew

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Scott. Thank you BAFTA.

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First of all, I would like to congratulate the other incredible

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actors in the category, Stephen Rea, Joseph Mawle and of course Mr

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Martin Freeman. He is a brilliant actor and

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colleague and human being. I'd like to thank Paul and oh Toby,

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our directors this year and Stephen Thompson and our brilliant crew and

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Kate Rose James, for an amazing cast, which has been led by the

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exceptionally talented Mr Benedict Cumberbatch.

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Who I feel so proud to have acted opposite. I would like to thank my

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mum and dad. And Sarah and Hannah and Stephen

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and lind da King and her -- Linda King and all her team. My friends

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and family will be screaming at the television. I would like to thank

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Sue and Elaine Cameron and Stephen Moffat. I was very grateful to be

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asked to play the part and I am totally thrilled. Thank you so much.

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Our next award, well it's a big one - it's Entertainment Performance.

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It is a category so important that those nominated can say "I am a

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master in my field." Please welcome an international actress who has

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:44:24.:44:29.

been from Australian soap to be working in Gray's An natta mi.

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Anatomy. Hello. Please welcome ladies and

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gentlemen. It is a great honour to present this award. These are the

:44:48.:44:53.

best performers today. Let's look at Dara O'Briain and three others

:44:53.:45:03.
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who could cruelly steal his award The eurozone crisis got worse this

:45:05.:45:11.

week. I have no idea what's going on. You

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:45:21.:45:21.

go, "Oh, no." Honestly, people are saying Italy could be faced with a

:45:22.:45:29.

Greek-style double-dip. It sound It is good fun this kite surfing.

:45:29.:45:39.
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How long had you had that jacket? don't even remember the jacket.

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Really? Because you had it a while. Oh no.

:45:58.:46:08.
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No, I bought this at an auction, I do not think there is a show that

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goes out with signing. I have no And the BAFTA is awarding...

:46:33.:46:41.

unbelievable. Graham Norton. The Graham Norton

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Show. Sorry! Unfortunately, Graham cannot be

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here tonight as he has been hosting the Eurovision Song Contest, don't

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laugh! Solicitor we will ensure he -- so we will ensure he gets this.

:46:57.:47:07.
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I will put it in your dressing room. APPLAUSE

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I can't - I can't begrudge Graham Norton, he spent the last 24 hours

:47:23.:47:25.

comforting Engelbert Humperdinck. He is carrying his own cross at the

:47:25.:47:30.

moment! Gold, gold, you would never know how good my speech was going

:47:30.:47:37.

to be! Now the BAFTA for Reality and

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Constructed Factual, television's exciting new no man's land between

:47:40.:47:45.

unbelievable fact and all too believable fantasy. To present it,

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a stunning actress who fled the hallowed street of Wetherfield for

:47:47.:47:57.
:47:57.:47:58.

the bright-lights of Harley Street and Scott and Bailey. Please

:47:58.:48:08.
:48:08.:48:08.

welcome, Tom Ellis and Suranne Jones. Slightly awkward, Dara,

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sorry. Slightly regretting the Suede suit

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because Graham would have been wearing one of those.

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The next award is for Reality and Constructed Factual - neither

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straight documentary, nor scripted drama. These are the shows which

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had the nation talking, tweeting and begging for more. Here is a

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It is not fun for everyone, is it? Are you having fun?

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No, I'm not. Or is it just an American thing? Do they have fun

:48:45.:48:55.
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better than us? Are you coming round? Having some fun. I don't

:48:56.:49:06.
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It is disastrous. I think it is funky. It is sick, babe.

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I like this one. I like that one. Is that a girl's jacket? Originally,

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Midday, flowers for the curtain call. Remember we made these for

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�40 and the minimum profit is �80. Gentlemen, these are your ladies

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bouquets. Great.

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Thank you very much. Pleasure doing business with you.

:49:36.:49:46.
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Why on on earth would you want someone to do a skydive on their

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wedding day? Have you not always wanted to do a skydive? Not on my

:49:53.:49:59.

wedding day. Not on my wedding day. Was that amazing? It was amazing

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and I want to do it again! APPLAUSE

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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And the BAFTA goes to... The Young Good. I feel a bit of a fool here

:51:11.:51:15.

this evening standing here with the most prestigious award you could

:51:15.:51:20.

get in television because in the audience we have people that have

:51:20.:51:26.

spent the whole of their lives in TV, either acting in it, producing

:51:26.:51:32.

it, directing it, commissioning it and then there is me a businessman

:51:32.:51:37.

that has come along and is standing here with this great award so I can

:51:37.:51:47.
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appreciate how some of you maybe feeling.

:51:57.:51:58.

LAUGHTER And to those people I can say,

:51:58.:52:01.

"Bleenin hard luck." In the 80s, I monopolise the computer industry, I

:52:01.:52:11.
:52:11.:52:17.

didn't ask Apple to come along! LAUGHTER

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But look, the real heroes here, Michelle Kurland has been the boss

:52:20.:52:24.

of The Apprentice, the senior and the junior.

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APPLAUSE I have never seen anybody work as

:52:26.:52:30.

hard as her quite frankly. And I can't of course, forget my

:52:30.:52:36.

colleague, Nick Hewer, and Karren that has stood by me throughout the

:52:36.:52:40.

episodes over the years. They are very, very good. They get things

:52:40.:52:47.

wrong occasionally, but what can we do? And all the rest of the team at

:52:47.:52:55.

what is now known as Boundless once known as Talk Back Thames and the

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BBC. Thank you, BAFTA, for this great award.

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APPLAUSE Well done to them and thank you,

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Tom and Suranne. Now it's time to remember those members of our

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profession and industry whom sadly we have lost this past year.

:53:31.:53:33.

Irreplaceable as friends, colleagues, peers and betters, they

:53:33.:53:38.

are, and will always be greatly missed. My idea of happiness is to

:53:38.:53:45.

sit in a hot garden all day knowing the person I love will come home to

:53:45.:53:55.
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Evening. Here we have another word and Frank

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I like that riding a horse through the newsroom when they are not

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looking is a wild idea. If you have any wild ideas of your own that you

:54:30.:54:40.
:54:40.:54:50.

Hissle while you work. Your name will also go on the list. What is

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Well, I have just been thinking, I hope I look as good as you when I'm

:54:58.:55:04.

your age Well, think harder and perhaps you

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will remember if you are. I arrest you for kidnap, ago

:55:09.:55:18.

gravated -- ago -- aggravated assault and manslaughter

:55:18.:55:28.
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Listen, just one more thing. I know you don't agree, but at least I've

:55:54.:56:01.

convinced my sue per my superiors that Jennifer was murdered. It is

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funny, isn't it? But after a while, it doesn't seem real. You don't

:56:06.:56:16.
:56:16.:56:55.

think if you reached up to touch it, The Specialist Factual Award is

:56:55.:57:05.
:57:05.:57:24.

given to honour of Huw Wheldon. The Please welcome Kayvan Novak and

:57:24.:57:34.
:57:34.:57:35.

Sofie Grabol. Good evening. Hello. LAUGHTER

:57:35.:57:41.

Don't worry about it. Good evening. I said that. The nominations for -

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shush. Back a bit. Back a bit. LAUGHTER

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Thank you. The nominations for Special Factual are programmes that

:57:49.:57:55.

are entertaining, but also are so informative that you can enjoy them

:57:55.:58:05.
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completely without guilt. LAUGHTER

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Sorry, I thought it was subtitled. It is not. These programmes

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contained some of the most stunning images that television viewers have

:58:14.:58:20.

seen. They are all painstakingly researched, lovingly put together

:58:20.:58:24.

and they can only exist because of the incredible passion of the

:58:24.:58:28.

people who make them. Very good.

:58:28.:58:38.
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British Masters. The early years, when new challenges, new

:58:42.:58:47.

technologies, and new conflicts shattered all our certainties, they

:58:47.:58:57.
:58:57.:58:58.

taught us how to survive in the No bird is more at home in water

:58:58.:59:08.
:59:08.:59:13.

Penguins are found only in the Southern Hemisphere, they can't fly,

:59:13.:59:23.
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but they don't need to. There are no polar bears here.

:59:24.:59:31.

This is mummification, but in a new An ordinary man makes possible an

:59:31.:59:39.

extraordinary experiment. Alan, from Torquay, will be

:59:39.:59:46.

mummified like an Egyptian king of This film is about the stuff that

:59:46.:59:53.

makes us and where it all came from. Because understanding our own

:59:53.:00:03.
:00:03.:00:17.

origins means understanding the And the BAFTA goes to - ah, this is

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:00:27.:00:59.

APPLAUSE I've got a bit of a girl crush.

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Relax! Well, thank you BAFTA. Thank you so

:01:10.:01:19.

much to Channel 4. What's going on? I would really love to thank

:01:19.:01:25.

Stephen and Maxime and the team behind this experiment. It was very

:01:25.:01:29.

brave of them to let the glare of the camera in on such a sensitive

:01:29.:01:35.

experiment. We would not be standing here if it wasn't for Alan

:01:35.:01:39.

Bilis, the taxi driver from Torquay, who volunteered from this and let

:01:39.:01:43.

us all into his lives at an incredibly difficult time and his

:01:43.:01:50.

wife, Jan, who had to hand her body over to me in the hospital, with no

:01:50.:01:53.

certainty of what was going to happen. I am hugely grateful to

:01:53.:01:58.

them. I really wanted them to be here. They have sent a message to

:01:58.:02:03.

say that most of all, Alan wanted to be remembered by his

:02:03.:02:07.

grandchildren. So, tonight his wish is fulfilled. Thank you very much.

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We come thousand to the Special Award presented in honour of Dennis

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:02:38.:02:40.

Potter. We have two fantastic actors. I am

:02:40.:02:45.

more a beef-cake man myself. Please welcome Matt Smith and Benedict

:02:45.:02:55.
:02:55.:03:05.

Good evening. Well, ladies and gentlemen, with a title as

:03:05.:03:11.

tantalising as a Special Award, the person we are here to celebrate and

:03:11.:03:19.

Lord and praise: He is someone very special. He is grumpy and his

:03:19.:03:25.

scripts are late, because when they arrive, boom, they are brilliant.

:03:25.:03:34.

When they asked to do this the condition was he would have to

:03:34.:03:39.

recite - but from anyone in a read- through with the man known as the

:03:39.:03:44.

Moffinator, you know that is a walk in the park. Is that an impression?

:03:44.:03:51.

Yes. It was. The man is a word machine. He is Holmes. He has the

:03:51.:03:59.

heart of the doctor, well one at least. He his work spans 20 years.

:03:59.:04:03.

His name is a by-word for entertainment.

:04:04.:04:08.

He has more words than he has hair - which is a lot. He is fond of red

:04:08.:04:14.

wine. He doesn't know who the Beatles were. He is love a loving

:04:14.:04:24.
:04:24.:04:28.

husband to the equally talented, but more beautiful wife Sue Virtue.

:04:28.:04:34.

What can I embarrass him about. Me and the Hoff, but Scottish and pale.

:04:34.:04:44.
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He is a bad, but funny dancer. He has a wonderful way of being can

:04:48.:04:58.

tan -- cantankerous. Without any delay - let's look at the master at

:04:58.:05:02.

work. Don't turn your back. Don't look

:05:02.:05:10.

away and don't blink. From the ground-bressing -- ground

:05:10.:05:15.

skaf breaking Press Gang to Sherlock, Steven Moffat has been

:05:15.:05:20.

writing shows for 20 years. He has delighted audiences since day one.

:05:20.:05:27.

I happen to like comedy drama. I happen to like not being

:05:27.:05:33.

categorised. I think it is perfectly acceptable that humour is

:05:33.:05:38.

a part of life. Tell me - why on earth would you want me to sit on

:05:38.:05:42.

one of these? If you pressed it firmly against your bottom, it

:05:42.:05:49.

might stop you talking. Where, generally speaking are a

:05:49.:05:55.

man's brains located at the time of conception?

:05:55.:06:02.

Now there is an idea. Drugs can kill you. What a headline. Next

:06:02.:06:10.

week, high it's bad to fall off tall buildings!

:06:10.:06:19.

He owes his programme Press Gang to his father. Has anyone told you

:06:19.:06:28.

have a wonderful vocab. He has funny characters, about funny

:06:28.:06:33.

relationships, Chalk and Coupling. The truth, for once, don't tell a

:06:33.:06:40.

stupid lie. I've got a wooden leg. In 2005,

:06:40.:06:45.

Stephen realised a life-long ambition, joining the writing team

:06:45.:06:55.

of the new-look Dr Who. Don't you get tired of doctor? Nine centuries,

:06:55.:07:01.

in I am coping. Trust a time traveller. Something big is coming.

:07:01.:07:07.

The pair brought Sherlock hopls into the 21st century. -- Holmes

:07:07.:07:12.

into the 21st century. It is going to safe the world. I don't know how

:07:12.:07:16.

it can be true. When a fictional character starts to keep secrets

:07:16.:07:21.

from the writer, that is when that character becomes real. You have to

:07:21.:07:27.

admit, that is sexy. How do you get to be so clever? Give reasons for

:07:27.:07:37.
:07:37.:07:47.

people not to turn off. Ladies and gentlemen, it gives us

:07:47.:07:53.

great pleasure to announce the winner of this year's BAFTA for

:07:53.:07:58.

Special Award goes to Mr Steven Moffat.

:07:58.:08:08.
:08:08.:08:34.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr Who, giving me an award - that is brilliant.

:08:34.:08:39.

That's all I need to say. When I was first told about this, I start

:08:39.:08:42.

getting interviews because it was announced a short while ago. The

:08:42.:08:45.

first interview I got, the interviewer asked me the best

:08:45.:08:50.

question about this award. He said, wouldn't you rather win a proper

:08:50.:08:56.

BAFTA? To which I entirely failed to reply,

:08:56.:09:01.

no, this is, when I got that letter simply the proudest letter. When I

:09:01.:09:07.

got that letter, I showed it to my son. I couldn't make out that

:09:08.:09:12.

Dennis Potter and me were on the same page. It's a proper, big award.

:09:13.:09:19.

I'm a real writer. I am so inadequate to this award. There are

:09:19.:09:28.

more than the usual number of people to skip. Sandra Hasteing,

:09:28.:09:34.

Ben Stevenson. On Dr Who it was Pearce and Beth, who carried me

:09:34.:09:42.

through the first two years. The thankless task has passed to

:09:42.:09:48.

Skinner. I can memtion my brilliant friend

:09:48.:09:52.

and brilliant collaborator, and in the words of Doyle himself, the

:09:52.:10:01.

best and wiseest man I have ever known, Mark Gettis.

:10:01.:10:10.

APPLAUSE In many ways the least sung, but

:10:10.:10:17.

most deserving hero of Sherlock, the woman, the producer, Sue Virtue,

:10:17.:10:23.

the best and wiseest woman I have ever married.

:10:23.:10:33.
:10:33.:10:39.

APPLAUSE Thank you all. Thank you BAFTA for

:10:39.:10:49.
:10:49.:10:53.

APPLAUSE Still to come, we will find out who

:10:53.:10:59.

will carry off the BAFTA for Leading Actor and Leading Actor.

:10:59.:11:05.

And the Fellowship. We go towards the BAFTA for Mini Series. A man

:11:05.:11:11.

who is a BAFTA winner and a decent dapbt of William the Conqueror.

:11:11.:11:20.

With me in the heart of many men, maybe not when dressed as a nun in

:11:20.:11:22.

Call the Midwife, please welcome Jenny Agutter and Alexander

:11:22.:11:32.
:11:32.:11:38.

Armstrong. This is very exciting. I am so

:11:38.:11:48.

delighted to be here. It's wonderful. It's very posh and

:11:48.:11:55.

lovely to be standing next to one of my all-time favourite actors -

:11:55.:12:05.
:12:05.:12:08.

definitely my favourite Agutter. Jenny, a great honour. Thank you,

:12:08.:12:17.

Alister. I loved you in Death in Paradise. Yes, that's Ben Miller.

:12:17.:12:22.

I'm the pointless one. Don't be so hard on yourself. You could get

:12:22.:12:32.
:12:32.:12:33.

better with age. Some do. Now, read your lines and :

:12:33.:12:40.

nominations in this category are all from strong series, brilliantly

:12:40.:12:50.
:12:50.:12:58.

written and superbly acted. Let's You have to come to hospital with

:12:58.:13:08.
:13:08.:13:14.

It's Lol. She's took an overdose. You might want to wander over there

:13:15.:13:24.
:13:25.:13:30.

too, Janet. Ja why Old time's sake. What's so -- Why old time's sake?

:13:30.:13:40.
:13:40.:13:43.

It's cool this time. If you want to be doing business,

:13:43.:13:53.
:13:53.:14:00.

What a pleasure to see you again and so soon. I have brought you

:14:00.:14:05.

something. Really? Something I forgot to give you last time.

:14:05.:14:15.
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spoil me. And the BAFTA goes to This is

:14:16.:14:24.

England '88. Shane Meadows, Jack Thorne, Mark

:14:24.:14:34.
:14:34.:15:03.

Thank you. Overwhelmed. Some amazing competition. We're going to

:15:03.:15:10.

wake-up with hair tomorrow! Anyway, I would like to thank

:15:10.:15:16.

everyone involved. Especially Channel 4, the best executives ever.

:15:17.:15:26.
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I hand you over to Shane. He has put so much into this. Thank you.

:15:42.:15:43.

APPLAUSE I swear somebody told me who deal

:15:43.:15:46.

with the publicity when you come into events, if nobody takes your

:15:46.:15:48.

photograph, you can get pierced because you're not going win

:15:48.:15:53.

anything. I didn't get a palaroid or a fan or anything. They brought

:15:53.:15:59.

us in here and I didn't get drunk. This is incredibly special. I have

:15:59.:16:04.

my film family and my real family and where this is England, we get a

:16:04.:16:11.

summer holiday once a year or every few years and it is like going back

:16:11.:16:16.

to school and I go back to my wife who gets the dreg of a human being

:16:16.:16:23.

and I want to thank them. I love you all, very, very much. Thank you

:16:23.:16:33.
:16:33.:16:46.

so much. APPLAUSE

:16:46.:16:47.

The next category is for Entertainment Programme. Her

:16:47.:16:57.

character Becky jetted off to a new life in Barbados. Katherine Kelly

:16:57.:17:07.
:17:07.:17:14.

and Jeremy Piven. Oh it is such a privilege to be

:17:14.:17:17.

here this evening. Are you having a good night? I am having an amazing

:17:17.:17:23.

time. I have been influenced so much by British culture. Katherine

:17:23.:17:27.

is wearing six inch heels. I am not four foot eleven.

:17:27.:17:28.

And you are sporting a lovely peered.

:17:28.:17:31.

Thank you. I pushed it out in three hours!

:17:31.:17:41.
:17:41.:17:45.

For a show that we're doing together called Mr Mr Mr Selfridge.

:17:45.:17:55.
:17:55.:18:17.

This is about us... I think maybe In a few minutes we'll discover

:18:17.:18:21.

whether Chris is prepared to assassinate Stephen Fry after being

:18:21.:18:26.

subjected to hypnotic techniques similar to those that Robert

:18:27.:18:36.
:18:37.:18:37.

Kennedy's assas assassin and others claim were used on them by the CIA.

:18:37.:18:41.

Jamie was back from his Spanish holiday suitably tanned.

:18:41.:18:46.

Do you want want to see my white bits? I don't even want to see your

:18:46.:18:56.
:18:56.:18:57.

The people who manage to maintain their glasses on their forehead.

:18:57.:19:07.

How cool are these? They have magnificent eyebrow control.

:19:07.:19:17.
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Control. "do you want to see the wine list?" "yes, I will."

:19:34.:19:35.

APPLAUSE And the BAFTA for Best

:19:35.:19:45.
:19:45.:20:00.

Entertainment Programme goes to Goodness me, thank you very much

:20:00.:20:06.

indeed. This is my long-term director here in the black.

:20:06.:20:10.

APPLAUSE My gorgeous fellow, executive. And

:20:11.:20:15.

my co-writer, and this is my lovely team and there will be more at home.

:20:15.:20:19.

Thank you to everybody in the show and to Channel 4 for being

:20:19.:20:23.

amazingly supportive and just a fantastic home for these shows over

:20:23.:20:31.

the years and if I may just briefly dedicate this award to the

:20:31.:20:33.

unwitting subjects of the four experiments without whom I would

:20:34.:20:41.

have nothing to do, so too Chris Coals who assassinated Stephen Fry

:20:41.:20:48.

and Chris Corbitt who was the victim of a cruel game show, to

:20:48.:20:58.
:20:58.:21:03.

Jodie, who was led to believe he may have killed a man. Thank you.

:21:03.:21:05.

APPLAUSE Our next award is for Female

:21:05.:21:11.

Performance in a Comedy Programme. To present it a funny man, chat

:21:11.:21:15.

shows, voiceovers and films, is there anything this man won't do

:21:15.:21:25.
:21:25.:21:29.

for money? No, it is it is it is Rob Bryden.

:21:29.:21:32.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I am delighted to be here to

:21:32.:21:39.

present the award for for Female Performance in a Comedy Programme

:21:39.:21:43.

as happens time and time again in this category the nominees are

:21:43.:21:47.

dominated by women! LAUGHTER

:21:47.:21:57.
:21:57.:22:06.

Go to your room. Go to my room? I'm not going to go

:22:06.:22:09.

to my room. Go to your room.

:22:09.:22:15.

It is not funny. You go to your room? What? But I don't have a room.

:22:15.:22:21.

Exactly. What do you mean? Mum, I'm not going to my room. This is my

:22:21.:22:31.
:22:31.:22:32.

The dog is fine. You can have trouble without having a dog.

:22:32.:22:37.

Right, yes, good point. You are just here for a bit.

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Yeah, probably. I have a lot to do, bloody e-mails.

:22:41.:22:51.

Easy, tiger. What do you think you're doing? Sorry, I just thought

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the curry, buffet, the music... would take more than a �3 chick

:23:00.:23:10.
:23:10.:23:13.

chicken tikka to get me into bed. Win down the -- wind down the

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window. Wind down the window. APPLAUSE

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Well, three of these nominees are about to give the performance of a

:23:42.:23:47.

lifetime! LAUGHTER

:23:47.:23:52.

And I know which ones they are. It is Jennifer Saunders for Absolutely

:23:52.:24:02.
:24:02.:24:18.

Fabulous. APPLAUSE

:24:18.:24:21.

Well, that was a bit of a shock. Well, thank you for still finding

:24:22.:24:27.

it funny. Female, good. I really wasn't expecting this. So I will

:24:27.:24:32.

make it short and quick. Thank you everyone who works on the show, for

:24:32.:24:37.

Joanna, June, Julia and Jane who put up with a lot of showing off

:24:37.:24:44.

for my part! Hardly bearable and to Mandy our director and to John, the

:24:44.:24:54.
:24:54.:25:07.

producer and yeah, well, cheers. Thanks a lot.

:25:08.:25:09.

APPLAUSE Now we move on to the only award

:25:09.:25:12.

tonight voted for by the British public, the YouTube Audience Award.

:25:12.:25:22.
:25:22.:25:28.

We have two people from last year's winning show The Only Way Is Essex.

:25:28.:25:34.

Childs and Derbidge Could easily be the name of a small town

:25:34.:25:40.

auctioneers. In fact they are the surnames of two of the most

:25:40.:25:45.

flamboyant and indeed heavily made up beauticians.

:25:45.:25:53.

Please welcome Amy Child's and Harry Derbridge. It feels so

:25:53.:25:57.

natural... What's that, babe? BAFTAs.

:25:57.:26:03.

It is nice to be at something posh It is sort of quaint, ain't it

:26:03.:26:06.

babes? It is quaint. The sort of thing that you could dress up for,

:26:06.:26:11.

you know what I mean? I mean we haven't dressed up tonight, babe,

:26:12.:26:16.

but we could have? Yeah. Well, if we wanted to. Anyway,

:26:16.:26:26.
:26:26.:26:30.

It seems that the cubs already see themselves as fearsome hunters, but

:26:30.:26:33.

they are still young enough to accept their mother's discipline.

:26:33.:26:43.
:26:43.:26:47.

There is no more next week. This is At the end of these two days, just

:26:47.:26:57.
:26:57.:26:58.

one of these home bakers... Oh god. Will be crowned the Great British

:26:58.:27:08.
:27:08.:27:11.

We are never playing that again. Why not? Because it is not possible

:27:11.:27:21.
:27:21.:27:25.

for the victim to have done it What's cricket? It is a game for

:27:25.:27:28.

people fit enough who don't play darts.

:27:28.:27:37.

Is it dangerous? It can because you You have no idea how much I like

:27:37.:27:47.
:27:47.:27:48.

And today's kids at the very start of adult life. How you do this year

:27:48.:27:58.
:27:58.:27:59.

will determine what path you take Right, I have just had a look at my

:27:59.:28:04.

so-called room and I would like to call a little house meeting so

:28:04.:28:11.

house meeting. Right, my room, it is squalid. It is small. It's

:28:11.:28:21.
:28:21.:28:24.

ridiculously small. I mean, is it a APPLAUSE

:28:24.:28:34.
:28:34.:28:59.

And the award goes to... Celebrity Juice.

:28:59.:29:01.

APPLAUSE Dreams can come true.

:29:01.:29:11.
:29:11.:29:13.

It is like gabry like Gabriella when she took that patch away. A

:29:13.:29:18.

tongue for an eye. It is not a proper one, it is not gold. I'm

:29:18.:29:24.

chuffed. Thanks to mam and dad, my wife and family and the kids and

:29:24.:29:28.

some of the kids that I don't know that I got, and thanks to me me

:29:28.:29:33.

girlfriend, that's a bit weird, thanks to ITV, thanks to BAFTA. I

:29:33.:29:39.

never knew who BAFTA is. When I say thank you to BAFTA, who is that?

:29:39.:29:49.
:29:49.:29:52.

Thanks to ITV, thanks to everyone at my at James Grant Management.

:29:52.:29:58.

Thank you To everyone who voted and thank you - no, up here. To watch -

:29:58.:30:03.

- who watched the show every week and watched us mucking around and

:30:03.:30:09.

him talking about boobs and verbally abusing me and you lovely

:30:09.:30:14.

viewers. Thank you to Talk Back and the amazing team.

:30:14.:30:19.

And James Grant as well. I did James Grant. Did I say Moses?

:30:19.:30:27.

Of the religious characters, he was coolest.

:30:27.:30:37.
:30:37.:30:46.

APPLAUSE Now, time and momentum have

:30:46.:30:51.

propelled us to Male Performance in a Comedy Programme.

:30:51.:30:56.

A lady TV viewers have taken to, she is one of those rare stars who

:30:56.:31:06.
:31:06.:31:21.

is identified by one name, so So... Hi. I am so delighted to be

:31:21.:31:29.

presented this award, because there is nothing I enjoy more than an

:31:29.:31:39.
:31:39.:31:41.

exhilarating male performance. Tonight I have been spoilt for

:31:41.:31:47.

choice because of Dara. Take a look at these exhilarating, funny

:31:47.:31:57.
:31:57.:32:27.

Shoot. Have you seen yourself. is how men walk.

:32:27.:32:30.

What is happening with tonight's activities? I have planned

:32:30.:32:34.

something special. It will be at my house. I should warn you, there may

:32:34.:32:39.

be some nudity. Don't worry, I think you're man

:32:39.:32:49.
:32:49.:32:56.

enough for it. Get him some new glass, some new

:32:56.:33:01.

hair. A -- glasses. Some new hair. Get a new guy. With the clock, I'll

:33:01.:33:06.

near a clear explanation of how it works. Something Boris can grasp. I

:33:06.:33:16.
:33:16.:33:27.

Mince pies, mince pies, they cost �2.90 for six. Can you believe

:33:27.:33:31.

that? Mince pies, mince pies, more mince

:33:31.:33:41.
:33:41.:33:59.

And the BAFTA goes to Darren Boyd. Well done: Thank you. That is

:33:59.:34:02.

ridiculous. Tom Hollander should have won that

:34:02.:34:08.

for that clip alone, because that was hysterical. This is ridiculous,

:34:08.:34:14.

but I'll take it! Hugh and Tom, you know how much of a fan I am of both

:34:14.:34:21.

of you. This is humbling. I have to thank the show for being created

:34:21.:34:25.

and for letting me put one on its feet. Lucy for having the vision to

:34:25.:34:35.
:34:35.:34:35.

make the show what it is today. Stuart, and Lucy for carving a part

:34:35.:34:42.

in committed programming. Jimmy for at Hat Trick for employing me a lot.

:34:42.:34:49.

And for being an ally. I am not sure about this sing lar

:34:49.:34:59.
:34:59.:35:02.

performance - Matt, Jude, Dolly, Tom. I am sharing this with you. Hi

:35:02.:35:09.

to my agent. Hi to my mum and dad - I love you. To my wife, Amanda.

:35:09.:35:15.

It's brilliant. Have a great night. Thank you.

:35:15.:35:25.
:35:25.:35:28.

The next award is for Leading Actress. Here is the man who will

:35:28.:35:38.

play me in the many films they make about my life, Rupert Henry Jones.

:35:38.:35:48.
:35:48.:35:54.

Good evening. One of the main things that made me

:35:54.:35:58.

want to become an actor and one of the best things about being an

:35:58.:36:05.

actor is actresses. LAUGHTER

:36:05.:36:09.

And these are four phenomenal actresses.

:36:09.:36:19.
:36:19.:36:22.

You need to tell the police everything. If you have killed and

:36:22.:36:27.

buried other women, they need to know. The girls' families need to

:36:27.:36:36.

know. You say nothing to Mr Ogden or the police. I'm leaving. Please

:36:36.:36:46.
:36:46.:36:53.

You here drinking my dad's sweet tea, asking about my brother. Don't

:36:53.:37:03.
:37:03.:37:08.

It was awful the way I spoke to you. It's understandable. You are under

:37:08.:37:13.

a lot of pressure. I need you to know I'm really sorry

:37:13.:37:23.
:37:23.:37:28.

about that because I didn't - I What did you tell him? I told him

:37:28.:37:34.

that I loved you. How dare he do this! How dare he do

:37:34.:37:44.
:37:44.:37:49.

APPLAUSE And the BAFTA goes to... Emily

:37:49.:37:59.
:37:59.:38:22.

Watson. Oh, blimey! I didn't think that

:38:22.:38:27.

would happen. I haven't really thought of what to

:38:27.:38:32.

say, but I suppose what I should say is when I was first told about

:38:32.:38:36.

this programme, I thought I probably shouldn't do it because of

:38:36.:38:41.

the subject matter. Then I read the script.

:38:41.:38:49.

I have to pay tribute to Adrian for his incredibly scrupulous,

:38:49.:38:54.

intelligent, beautiful approach to this dangerous and difficult

:38:54.:39:01.

subject and that goes for all the programme makers, the director, the

:39:01.:39:06.

producers. I have rarely been surrounded by such a company of

:39:06.:39:11.

actors, Dominic - amazing, amazing performance.

:39:11.:39:19.

Wonderful. And Monica and sil ves ta and Robert and an -- Silvesta

:39:19.:39:22.

and Robert and all of you, it was an honour to be in your company.

:39:22.:39:28.

The person I want to thank the most is my husband. And my children and

:39:28.:39:38.
:39:38.:39:59.

From Leading Actress, we move to Leading Actor. An actress who is

:39:59.:40:08.

mesmerising in whatever she does. My new first choice to play me in

:40:08.:40:18.
:40:18.:40:29.

I'm delighted to be here to present the BAFTA for Leading Actor.

:40:29.:40:33.

All the nominees have proven their ability to not just perform a role,

:40:33.:40:37.

but to bring it to life. They are among the best of British talent

:40:37.:40:47.
:40:47.:40:54.

and at the top of their game. Let's Driver is trying to fix his engine.

:40:54.:41:00.

Didn't know that. And the hiker is looking at the sky.

:41:00.:41:04.

Watching the birds. Any moment now, something will

:41:04.:41:14.
:41:14.:41:22.

happen. What? The hiker's going to You feel the same way. That's

:41:22.:41:27.

completely irrelevant. It's not, you see. You understand how deep my

:41:27.:41:37.
:41:37.:41:46.

Put your head on my chest. Like we used to. Watch telly.

:41:46.:41:56.
:41:56.:41:59.

You can't go in there. Did you have me arrested? This is a

:41:59.:42:03.

private meeting. A week ago I was arrested for no reason. Is that

:42:03.:42:08.

down to you? Why would I do that? My father was investigating you

:42:08.:42:17.

when you were a doctor in the 1970s, at GreenLake.

:42:17.:42:21.

-- Green Lake. And the BAFTA is awarded to Dominic

:42:21.:42:31.
:42:31.:42:50.

West. Even my sister was rooting for

:42:50.:42:59.

Benedict. She is watching now from Spain with eyes full of tears of

:42:59.:43:06.

disappointment. It is an honour to be on a list as the other guys.

:43:06.:43:09.

Also an honour to work with a crew and cast and production team that

:43:09.:43:15.

took on a subject that required incredible sensitivity and judgment

:43:15.:43:25.
:43:25.:43:30.

and thank you to ITV and all our producers and especially Julian

:43:30.:43:40.

John Garold, our producer and writer. Janet Leech, the

:43:40.:43:44.

Appropriate Adult of the title, when I first met her she said she

:43:44.:43:47.

hoped the film would bring some closure to the misunderstanding of

:43:47.:43:54.

her role in the case and the pain she suffered as a result of it. I

:43:54.:43:58.

hope she has had some closure and at least I hope she feels we

:43:58.:44:07.

honoured the suffering she endured and the suffering of all of the

:44:07.:44:12.

West victims, living and dead. I would also like to thank my agent

:44:12.:44:18.

and my darling wife and kids who brought me back into the light

:44:18.:44:28.
:44:28.:44:28.

after playing the role. I am slightly wondering, but... The

:44:29.:44:33.

Fred West crimes were essentially about child sexual exploitation and

:44:33.:44:37.

it is a problem that's getting, as we saw recently, is getting a lot

:44:37.:44:41.

worse in this country and the people are trying to do something

:44:41.:44:46.

about it, the NSPCC and Barnardo's, with their campaign, deserve our

:44:46.:44:53.

support because they are not - it's not a subject people want to

:44:53.:44:57.

discuss or raise money for. So I hope one of the functions of drama

:44:57.:45:02.

is to look into the dark side of human nature and its depravity and

:45:02.:45:08.

I hope this film has brought that discussion back out into the open.

:45:08.:45:12.

And that Barnardo's and organisations like that will be

:45:12.:45:17.

supported so we don't get too many more Fred Wests.

:45:17.:45:27.
:45:27.:45:30.

We have reached, ladies and gentlemen, the final award of the

:45:30.:45:40.
:45:40.:45:47.

evening. It is the the ultimate acle aid. To To present it, please

:45:47.:45:57.
:45:57.:46:10.

Just me and this award winner between you and a drink!

:46:10.:46:11.

LAUGHTER The fellowship is the academy's

:46:11.:46:14.

most prestigious award. It is awarded annually to a person who

:46:14.:46:20.

has shown outstanding achievement in their own particular field. This

:46:20.:46:27.

year's fellowship goes to someone who has many fields. Fields and

:46:27.:46:33.

fields of talent. My parents love this man. I love this man. My

:46:33.:46:40.

children love this man. And I know that my children's children will

:46:40.:46:48.

love this man. He is quite simply been a part of all our lives. He is

:46:48.:46:58.
:46:58.:47:09.

a musician. LAUGHTER

:47:09.:47:12.

Songwriter, rockstar, TV presenter, yes and he is an MBE, CBE, junior

:47:12.:47:14.

backstroke champion, overseas icon and national British treasure. Yes,

:47:14.:47:18.

have you worked out who it is yet? It was the accent that gave it away.

:47:18.:47:23.

No, it isted fact that -- it is the fact that it is in the programme.

:47:23.:47:28.

Before we meet this legend that is Rolf Harris. Let's sample a brief

:47:28.:47:38.
:47:38.:47:40.

Hi Rolf. Congratulations. The way that you have come across to me,

:47:40.:47:46.

man, is you are a person who is just born to entertain people and

:47:46.:47:52.

that's a gift and it is a blessing and those of us over the years who

:47:52.:48:02.
:48:02.:48:13.

have been entertained by you have # I have been everywhere #

:48:13.:48:18.

Has anyone told you that you look like that guy off TV... Rolf Harris.

:48:18.:48:28.
:48:28.:48:34.

When I think of Rolf, I think of him as top of the bill all-round

:48:34.:48:39.

family entertainer. He made something that everyone wanted to

:48:39.:48:44.

Have you worked out what it is yet? A dog.

:48:44.:48:47.

Animals. Is sounds like something you would get the vet in for.

:48:48.:48:57.
:48:58.:49:13.

Rolf Harris has become one of Britain's most loved artists for

:49:13.:49:18.

the stuff he did for children's television through until the

:49:18.:49:25.

incredible portrait he did of the Queen. He is immensely popular and

:49:25.:49:32.

look how much his canvasses are going for.

:49:32.:49:41.

In 2005, he painted The Queen. Can you remember what you paid for

:49:41.:49:51.
:49:51.:49:59.

it? �50. # When we were two little boys #

:49:59.:50:09.
:50:09.:50:16.

That was lovely. Give yourselves a nice big clap.

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APPLAUSE Ladies and gentlemen, what else can

:50:17.:50:27.
:50:27.:51:04.

you say, but Rolf Harris? Well, well, thank you so much.

:51:04.:51:08.

That's very moving. I have been sitting so long, my legs wouldn't

:51:09.:51:15.

work when I got up to try and get up the stairs. How nice to be

:51:15.:51:19.

presented with this from you, Robert and to have somebody as you

:51:19.:51:24.

know as a friend to present it to you, is just the icing on the cake,

:51:24.:51:30.

thank you very much. Thanks, Dara. I was going to say

:51:30.:51:34.

could you tell what it is yet? No, perhaps I won't!

:51:34.:51:44.
:51:44.:51:45.

I can't begin to tell you just how humbled I am by being here and in

:51:45.:51:51.

this distinguished company. So many previous recipients of this BAFTA

:51:51.:51:56.

Fellowship, I can't believe it. How amazing it is to discover that what

:51:56.:52:02.

you love doing most can become your career, if you are as lucky as I've

:52:02.:52:09.

been. When I was a kid, my dad told me that his father, that was my

:52:09.:52:15.

granddad, who is a Welsh portrait painter, he said to all his sons,

:52:15.:52:20.

he said, "Don't, whatever you do, do what I do. You will never make a

:52:20.:52:26.

descent living. Get a proper job." Well, you will always be broke.

:52:26.:52:32.

That was his advice. Well, I came over here to study art, I ran out

:52:32.:52:42.
:52:42.:52:44.

of money instantly, gone. And I did an audition, quite a scary audition,

:52:44.:52:54.
:52:54.:52:55.

because the chap who was doing the audition was a man called Michael

:52:55.:53:04.

West moor and he had a lady filling stuff and I am from Australia and I

:53:04.:53:12.

am trying to sell an idea for a story about an octopus and a shark

:53:12.:53:18.

which I had written. When you are a kid, you don't know, my only

:53:18.:53:21.

descent selling point was that I could draw quickly when I was

:53:21.:53:27.

talking. I could do the drawings. What did I do, I did all the bloody

:53:27.:53:33.

drawings the night before in a book and he went, "Oh, very good." Could

:53:33.:53:41.

you think out, say a, a five minute story about about six drawings and

:53:41.:53:47.

I said, yes, is this for another audition? And he said no, no, we go

:53:47.:53:56.

to air live on Saturday? I almost only said I only do auditions. He

:53:56.:54:02.

scared the living daylights out of me. My thanks go out to Sir George

:54:02.:54:07.

Martin who recorded all my stuff before The Beatles took him over

:54:07.:54:11.

completely. My thanks to the lovely Lorraine Heggessy who put her job

:54:11.:54:21.
:54:21.:54:22.

on the line for me with Animal Hospital and to Tina Fletcher, to

:54:22.:54:30.

Danny Cowen, control of the BBC, who now takes care of me, thanks to

:54:30.:54:37.

my brother, Bruce Harris and my manager, thank you all so much and

:54:37.:54:42.

thank you to you, to you the public, you have always been so supportive.

:54:43.:54:46.

It is such a delight and such friends.

:54:46.:54:56.
:54:56.:54:58.

Thank you. APPLAUSE

:54:58.:55:04.

I've got to say that without you, I would be nowhere. It would never

:55:04.:55:07.

have happened without your reaction to me. You have been so supportive,

:55:07.:55:12.

the general public, just wonderful. Just like friends. But I would like

:55:12.:55:19.

to say a big thanks to my daughter, Bindi and her family and my

:55:19.:55:27.

importantly to my incredible, beautiful wife, my soul mate, Alwin.

:55:27.:55:36.

APPLAUSE I am a very lucky man. Thank you.

:55:36.:55:46.
:55:46.:55:51.

BAFTA, thank you. Thank you so much. APPLAUSE

:55:51.:55:58.

Ladies and gentlemen, Rolf Harris. APPLAUSE

:55:59.:56:06.

And that is I am afraid, the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards

:56:06.:56:09.

for 2012. Our congratulations to the winners and our special

:56:09.:56:11.

congratulations to those who were nominated, but didn't win because

:56:11.:56:21.
:56:21.:56:23.

your work was just as good and it is just politics!

:56:23.:56:24.

LAUGHTER From all of us at the Royal

:56:24.:56:28.

Festival Hall and from me, Dara O'Briain, thank you very much.

:56:28.:56:32.

APPLAUSE The awards presented earlier.

:56:33.:56:37.

Is it possible for someone like me or like you to arrange for

:56:37.:56:39.

themselves the death that they want?

:56:39.:56:49.

I would like to thank the BBC for allowing us to tackle this

:56:49.:56:59.
:56:59.:57:11.

Genuinely, shocked at this. Thank you. There was a television series

:57:11.:57:21.
:57:21.:57:25.

It is the sort of thing if you are in the room, it can be quite

:57:25.:57:27.

exciting, but... LAUGHTER

:57:27.:57:29.

Watching this at home, I imagine it would be terribly tedious.

:57:29.:57:32.

I would like to thank everybody that worked on the series in front

:57:32.:57:38.

of and behind the camera and to everyone in the BBC and in the

:57:38.:57:42.

broadcasting industry generally who lobbied for us to get another go at

:57:42.:57:52.

it. So thank you very much indeed. There is no hospital here. That has

:57:52.:57:56.

gone. So serious injuries must be flown out with the Japanese defence

:57:56.:58:01.

force. We are grateful to the BAFTA judges,

:58:01.:58:11.
:58:11.:58:22.

to BAFTA itself and to you and you One of the questions.

:58:22.:58:27.

Thank you very much, this is a huge honour and it is a film of which we

:58:27.:58:35.

13 staff have been suspended from the hospital and patients moved to

:58:36.:58:40.

safety. Tonight, we expose a huge failure at the heart of our system

:58:40.:58:46.

of care. Heavens, we owe this film and this

:58:46.:58:50.

prize to some very brave people. To a psychiatric nurse who risked his

:58:50.:59:00.

career to blow the whistle on Winterbourne View.

:59:00.:59:04.

What has happened? You can't see anything. You can't hear anything

:59:04.:59:07.

because of the helicopter and the helicopter sets off and you are

:59:07.:59:10.

lying there and the dust settles and you are looking around.

:59:10.:59:17.

young soldiers who spoke to us, who gave us their footage, and who

:59:17.:59:22.

allowed us to tell their stories took an enormous risk and this

:59:23.:59:28.

award is for as as much them as it is for us.

:59:28.:59:34.

Paul and Mary will have no idea whose cake is whose.

:59:34.:59:39.

Well. There is a lady that mistook me for the wine waiter and I will

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