2014 The BAFTA Television Awards

Tonight, live from London's Theatre Royal, Dewery lane, we welcome you

to the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards.

-- Dury Lane. This is where the magic happens. The

most exciting night of the year in British television. How does it feel

to be at the BAFTA snoos very exciting You get to put your tux on.

Hang out with people off the TV. It is a great night. I love the BAFTAs.

I love British television, cinema it all. I love being here with these

amazing people. The biggest stars of the small screen are gathering on

the most fashionable walkway in town. I just love seeing everybody

in their best clothes. It's going to be a night to remember, as we

celebrate 2014's greatest it much V moments. I'm so over-excited. I will

give the answer, it is Breaking Bad. Fantastic. I have loved this year,

Gogglebox. I'm excited it is up for an award. But who will walk away

with a coveted BAFTA? Is it wonkey, my dickie bow? Let's go to the

BAFTAs. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the British Academy

television awards. Here is your host for this evening - but who is it

going to be? Sir Brousse Forsyth? It's not you.

# Mary Berry - it's not you.

# Graham Norton - it might be you.

Dynamo - well, you already know, it's not you. Does he? Ant and Dec -

it might be you. So, it's between Graham and Ant and

Dec. The result is in - the host is... Graham.

Hello, good evening and welcome to Arqiva British Academy Television

Awards. Coming to you tonight from London aess famous Theatre Royal --

London's famous Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Did that opening mean I have

lost? I don't feel like a loser, I feel like a winner. I get to host

TV's most glamorous night of the year. Look what is in front of me.

It is a sea of talented nominees. Good luck everyone. I wish everyone

could win. But, hey, if you get beaten, at least it wasn't in a lift

by your wife's centre. She wanted chips.

Anyway, and upstairs my starlets, starlets, starlets, upstairs, real

people. Lots of them. They are right there. I know! I know, look at them.

People with oyster cards who live in rented accommodation.

They are looking at you now. If you turn around you can look at them

looking at you. It is like Gogglebox live.

This year, what a great year. So many wonderful TV moments. One of my

personal favourites was, of course in Educating Yorkshire. Everyone

loved it. I know. Where Mr Burton helped Musharaf to

overcome his stammer. I think Musharaf is here tonight. Are you?

There he is. Hello, Sir. Lovely to you you here.

Are you going to the party afterwards? Yeah - why not. Hey,

they are only A-levels. Like anyone else here has one? !

Actually, Musharaf, a bit of advice for you. At the party, just telling

you, you will see actresses. You will see young actresses in

revealing gowns. And you will think, Musharaf, that those young actresses

will make you happy. They won't make you happy.

They will make you sad. And possibly itchy!

I a parentally in the next series of Educating Yorkshire, Mr Burton

continues to help people with speech difficulties. He is starting with

the cast of Jamaica inn. Stop it. I do not blame the cast. I

blame the TV engineers. They are so stupid and incompe... (sound dips)

I'm back. So many changes in TV. Gary and

Nicole have left X Factor. I more one will be sad that Gary Barlow

won't be going back to the show. But, that's the thing about Gary,

just not very good with returns! Cute, I thought that was good. So

even Gary is watching this going - actually that's funny. In fact loads

of people have moved on. Kylie left The Voice. Sir Brousse has left

Strictly and all the viewers have left Good Morning Britain. -- Bruce.

If you cared, you'd watch it. BBC Three has been axed? What no. I

stand corrected. It has not been axed. It is going to live on the

internet which I'm sure is the media equivalent of parents telling the

kids that the dog has gone to live on a big farm.

They are over there, yes, they are great. Talking of standing in the

wilderness. Bear Grylls show has been accused of fakery. I don't

understand why, apparently branches of nan does occur naturally in the

wild. I'm so distracted by all the famous faces here. It is such a

starry crowd. And, you know, not all out on bail. We took some pictures

out on the red carpet. I'm not sure why. I think it is nice it see it is

sunny outside. It helps the audience at home remember it is a night-time

event. There on the screens, possibly for

the last time altogether is the cast of Strictly. Aw.

Altogether. Give them a round of applause.

Just to check... Just to check, Sir Brousse. The BBC haven't tried to --

Sir bruce, the BBC haven't tried to cut costs by telling you this is

your retirement party, have they? Star of Breaking Bad Aaron Paul is

here. CHEERS

I know. There he is. Putting the Met into

method acting. -- the meth. We are honoured. All the Dragons are out

this evening. Look at that. Dragons smiling.

Apparently this is the moment we were told Hilary Du Vey had gone

bankrupt. Very sad. Simon Cowell couldn't make

it this evening. I know, it is a shame. After his recent West End

musical, it would be mice for him to see what a -- it would be nice for

him to see what a full theatre looks like. Just see. Listen, we are

getting to the moment where I'm going to declare winners. I don't

know. The quality of the nominated shows is so high, I don't know how

the judges decided. I imagine in some categories it was a question of

eeny meeny miney mo, catch a tiger by its toe.

Is that, that hard? It's not hard. So, as I like to say before having

sex - the sooner we start, the sooner we finish.

So, let's get on with the awards. We begin with a brief reminder of what

we are celebrating tonight. I've missed this.

Oh, lovely. I missed your little face.

I am so cross with you. It kept be because of your beard. It's

gorgeous. You were a very trivial man. Are you always this stuck up?

This is going to be like, the best party ever. Force I love this job so

much. The first sight of Prince George,

just a day old. I would like to find love.

I'll always love you, Elizabeth. I love you.

# I'm saying goodbye # Say something I'm giving up on you

# I want to thank you today for

letting me speak in front of all of you.

I'm emotional now. I don't know what is going to happen for the rest of

the night. I have something to tell you. I have no idea what that was

about. I think we got away with it. The show must go on. Shall we start

dishing out some medals? The waiting is over.

There are winners and there are losers.

Fantastic. OK. On to the first award of the

evening, which is for the much sought-after, Entertainment

Programme. Given in honour of Lew Grade. To present it a much

sought-after actress. Please welcome the fantastic, double BAFTA winning,

Olivia Coleman, everybody. Hello.

Thank you. It's great to be here. I'm delighted and honoured to have

been asked to present the very first award of the evening. Mainly because

it means I can be home and in bed by 9.30pm.

I'm joking. I'm going out on the lash.

Right. Four great shows have been nominated. Their remit was to

entertain. They didn't disappoint. Let's look at them.

EVERYONE GET YOUR PHONES OUT. I WILL NEED YOU ALL TO FOCUS:

Pauline's first crucial task is to distract the guard. Have you ever

worked for the security team... Giving Rachael cover to flip the

optical illusion into place. Are you sure? Have you not got a brother, or

a cousin? Beautifully done. It's time forp I'm A Celebrity. Ant

and Dec's Saturday night takeaway. Linger, linger, linger. Leave it by

the door. He's talking on a banana. The BAFTA is awarded to... Ant and

Dec's Saturday night takeaway. Wow. Thank you very much indeed.

First award of the night. I'm nerve us why. This is brilliant. Really

great. We brought the show back after a four-year break. So even to

be nominated for a BAFTA was fantastic, but to win it, listen,

thank you very much. Well done, you lot. We have such a brilliant and

hard-working crew and production team that work on this show. We do

it because we all absolutely love T I'm so chuffed that we have done it,

because everybody put everything into it. We work so hard on it. This

is a nice big cherry on what is already a fantastic cake - we all

love that terrible analogy. They will get better during the evening.

Thank you on behalf of everybody who has worked so hard on the show.

Thank you so much. We will be back with it next year. Thank you. Have a

great year everybody. Have a great night.

APPLAUSE Next up is the baf fa for features.

-- Bafta for features. Next up is Naomi Campbell and Luke Evans,

everyone. Thank you. Thank you ladies and

gentlemen. It is a great honour... OK, I start again. Thank you ladies

and gentlemen, it is a great hon tore be here to pre-- honour to be

here to prevent this award. They are unique and captivating in their own

way. Let's look at the nominees. # You're going to improvise...

My name is Jeff The Chef # Better than all the rest

# I like to sing a song. # Likes to sing a song.

I cannot believe you have not pressed a button yet! I don't know

what to do! It's that one. Press it! Press it! There you go! Amazing!

Where is the theme music? I am impressed now - now that it is

horizontal, it is suddenly a roof. What a brilliant thing.

He thought he had a sister. He couldn't find a trace of anyone. Did

he try and look? For so long to try and find family.

Does he want to see me? He's so thrilled. He really wants to see

you. What do we need to do? Oh, man, this

is terrifying! It's not good, is it? I can't watch this! OK!

Slowly! To the plate? Yeah. I love you all! All for one, one for all!

APPLAUSE . And the BAFTA goes to Long Lost

Family. He trying to chat up Naomi Campbell!

I think I can say on behalf of everyone, when we're done, we're

lucky enough to be on television. When we're done, we will look back

and we will never have worked on a pranl like this in our live --

programme like this in our lives. Thank you so much to BAFTA. Thank

you to ITV as well to Peter Finchman and to David. A huge thanks to these

amazing people who do the searches. And to this team of the most

compassionate people who do the most fantastic job. To Sally, to Leanne

to Kate and to Duncan as well. And just a quick word, I know Davina

wants to emphasise this, but to the inspiring and inspirational people

who have tried to let us do justice to their stories and who have

inspired others as well. I was going to say thank you for trusting us

with your stories. We would not even be a show without you. We really,

really appreciate it. Thank you for letting us into your lives and thank

you very much to BAFTA. APPLAUSE

Of It is like they are a long-lost family. They were sitting together -

I don't note what that was about! Soap and continuing drama now, in

keeping this I should tell you the nominees and make you wait a week,

but I won't. A presenter from The Voice - the other game of Thrones

and a TV star and member of the Saturdays - the new Richards and

Judy ys. -- Judies.

Thank you ladies and gentlemen. It is great to be here to present the

award. As a married couple, we love nothing better than a night in, in

front of the TV catching one the nation's favourite families. When I

am in charge of the remote. Which is never!

Please be quiet! Check her pupils.

Why is that? She's gone. I need your help.

Anything - just tell me! I want him gone.

I want him dead. Liar! What was the job? I don't

know. He was going to operate on my sister.

If we hadn't stopped him he would have circumcised my sister tonight.

I treasure every second I have with you. My body, the shell. And this

giant, defiant scheme. It's not brave. Selfish!

And the BAFTA goes to... Coronation Street production team.

Congratulations. My mum and dad are going to be so

proud of this. I have dreamt of this moment for years. It is so much

better in reality. I could be up here forever because there are

hundreds and hundreds of people I need to thank - the crew, the cast,

the directors, the writers, editorial. That is kind of the point

of Coronation Street - it is never about any individual it is about a

team who love the show on top of the game, striving to make the best

British drama ever. I would like to thank our audience. Some have been

there for 50 years and more. I would like everyone in this room, without

our audience, we are not very special at all. So, thank you, and

thank you BAFTA. APPLAUSE

Exit is marked clearly! Anyone wins - it is that way! We have reefed the

award for specialist factual series. Here to present it is a man who has

spent too imin the most dangerous place in earth and he left Albert

Square and started to make documentaries. Please welcome Ross

Kemp, everyone. APPLAUSE

Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. The shows nominated in this category

today are big in their depth and attention to detail. They are work s

works of excellence which have informed and captivated. Let's take

a look at them. The Story of the Jews...

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union... In this town, 30,000

pilgrims visit the grave of one of the most car charismatic every year.

13 days after breaking the tarmac in the car park, we were stood right on

the stop, staring at a skeleton with a hunch-backed spine. We were shell

shocked. The hun hunch back king was supposed to be a Tudor myth.

As he got to the end of his speech, he kept saying, tell them about the

dream. I watched his demeanour change. I turned to the person next

to me and I said, "These people don't know it."

There was a lot of fruit on the island. I'll try him with a bit.

Come on! What do you make of that?

That's a very powerful beak! The winner is David Attenborough's

Natural History Museum Alive. Goodness me - I knew I would be so

nervous I had to have some notes here. This is the first David

Attenborough programme that actually doesn't have animals in - they are

added later, so David had to act for the first time.

In a very long career, it was complicated because of technology

when I started it and I didn't tell Skye this, wasn't all there.

I have to say that it is a pretty extraordinary night. David

Attenborough has now won in black and white, colour, HD, 3D and now

the first winner of a BAFTA award, I believe, in 4K.

APPLAUSE Most of us haven't even got 4K yet.

When he won his first BAFTA, it was over 50 years ago and I was in my

pram, so I didn't watch that night, sadly.

Last week, David Attenborough was asked, who was the greatest

individual in television that he admired? He said, Huw Wheldon. 30

years ago, when I joined the BBC, I had dinner with him.

And I asked him, who was the greatest broadcast broadcaster. He

said, David Attenborough. APPLAUSE

He said to me at that time, if you ever get to work with David

Attenborough, you'd be bloody lucky. I can tell you, I have made nine

productions with David and he is incredibly special. Congratulations,

David. APPLAUSE

Supporting actor time now and here to present it is the star of Line of

Duty. Put your hands together now. Hello. Good evening, ladies and

gentlemen. On-screen, as in life, support is essential. We all have a

tough enough time supporting ourselves, let alone someone else.

But the four actors dominated have all done an amazing job bringing

these very complex and different characters to life. Let's take a

look at them. Anyone we might care for or bring

close to us, anyone! They suffer! We lose them.

Do you think these facts are not related? That is not how it

functions. There's no God stood in judgment. Who talks of God. I take

of life, life Mr Reid is offended by you and me.

Anglo-Saxon England. That is what it says on your television.

Is that what you think you are? It isn't what I remember!

It is not what I see now. On All Soul's Day 15 people were

executed. Would never harm any. We are the

same, mark. No parents should outlive their child.

Your boy, he - he was a good boy. There is normally one hole in the

wire and all the men go into it. Don't follow me. You have to,

mother, you can't run barbed wire. They'll direct all their fire into

the funnel and everybody dies. And the BAFTA goes to... The lovely

David Bradley. Wow. Thank you BAFTA. Thank you ITV

for commissioning the programme. To Kudos for producing it. A wonderful

cast and crew for such a memorable time. Especially James and Iros for

their brilliant and sensitive direction and for choice for

creating a piece of work that seems to have captured the imagination of

so many people. I would like to thank Rosanna, George, Jack and

Fran, all my family and friends for their love and support. Ruth, Jess

and Zoe from United agents. Incidentally, last Christmas Ruth

Young sent me, very kindly, a full-size replica of one of these in

chocolate. Well, now, finally, I can take it down from the mantelpiece

and eat it. This is a great honour. Thank you very much.

Very good. Well done. # Fantastic. Coming up, we have Best

male and Female in a Comedy as well as the BAFTA special award but now

time for comedy and entertainment programme. I happen to know there

are some fantastic shows nominated this year in this category. I mean

really top notch! There are others that are good, if that's your cup of

tea. They are fine, perfectly good. Here to present it from the know

nominal US -- from the phenomenal US TV smash, it's Aaron Paul. Wow.

Well, good evening. It is great to be here tonight. I'm a genuine fine

of British comedy, of course and as such I'm delighted to present the

award for Comedy and Comedy Entertainment Programme. Let's look

at the nominees: Here he is. We don't get to see him

much since he became Prime Minister. I thought I would get him a

Bullingdon Club calendar. Maybe he will put me in the cabinet. I wanted

to give you this album. Would you give me a sign? George and Borris

signed it. Surely you could too. Come on, Dave, we had a bloody good

time. It's not that you get familiar with

pants and it is a second nature. He is not at ease. This is genuinely

one of the lowest moments of my life, by the way. If I had a penny

for every time someone said that on this show. Oh, my God.

I suppose all you can do now is pray that it is edited sympathetically.

I used to play cricket because now I have quit because I was bored and

cricket is... I then took up boxing, this didn't go well, I got knocked

out by a fat man and said that I fell. My life seemed empty, then you

came along, now it's griming with happiness and song. When I meet my

heroes from the band One Direction, I imagine it will give me a massive

sense of joy and well-being. And the BAFTA goes to... A League of

Their Own. Qulr Thank you so much. No-one is more shocked than we are

to think that this would be a BAFTA-winning programme. It is

something so silly that we all enjoy and on a list with Graham's show and

all the other brilliant shows was enough for us. We have an incredible

team who work on the show. Murray and Danielle and the brilliant David

Taylor and Jim and everyone at home who, in their homes, who work on the

show. They really are the core of the show. The heart of the show. I

know Jamie Redknapp was desperate to say something, right Jamie. Not

really. I'm joking. Of course he does. I would like to thank you for

being a real host. It is a real pleasure to work for you. Thank you

very much to BAFTA and everybody. Thank you very much, everybody.

That was the show I was talking about. Good.

I don't need a patronising cheer. Aaron Paul is never coming on the

show again! Moving on to the Supporting Actress

Award. Here to present it is a man who has had quite a year. He has

been Sherlock Holmes sidekick, and found himself in Fargo. Please

welcome, Martin Freeman. Thank you very much At that Thanks a

lot. I suppose you would call it lime green, I suppose. Just in case

you were wondering. Now, the role of Supporting Actress

is vital. It says here, in fact there is often a very thin line

between being the support and being the lead. I suppose I'm supposed to

fine that charming. There is also a very thin line between the actresses

nominated tonight who are, frankly, all outstanding, so let's take a

look at them: One of those men - oh, God - when I

was with him, nothing else mattered. Nothing. They could have dropped a

bomb on halle fax and I wouldn't -- on Halifax and I wouldn't have

noticed. He hasn't done anything wrong but there are people looking

for him. What peel? Immigration. He is not allowed to be here. Not just

now. He ran away from this holding place and we fell in love. No-one

can know about this. Not just for now. Is that OK, Rachael?

You zrnt to choose him either. -- you didn't. He chose me. You must

know that. Are you having a nice time? No. I'm

sorry I rang and put my foot in it. It's fine. It is forgotten, you

didn't know. I love you. I love you. Bye. Bye, bye.

Very nice. The BAFTA goes to... Sarah Lancashire for Last Tango in

Halifax. Oh, wow, thank you. Oh, God I really

wish I'd prepared a speech. Um, I've gone completely blank. Nicola

Walker, I love you. This is a huge honour thank you BAFTA. Thank you.

And such a privilege to be nominated alongside Claire Rushbrook and

Nicola Walker and Shirley Henderson. It is all down to a lot of very,

very talented people. Nicky Schindler, Karen Lewis, and Errol

Flynn and the most magnificent company of actors.

Eric Reed. Nicola Jacobi. If you ever get a chance to kiss her, do,

you won't be disappointed. My agent Nick and my family. My extraordinary

family. My mum, my husband Pete and all my kids. I'm really sorry if I

have missed anybody else out. And thank you.

Sarah Lancaster. Next is the award for Reality and

Constructed Faggual. It is a big of a mouthful. My next two -- --

constructed Factual. It is a bit of a mouthful but my

next two guests are used to that. They are fluffy and their bottoms

are in no waying soy. It's Mel and Sue. I'll put that out there. I have

no idea what Faggual and Reconstructed Reality is. Anyone

know? Is it the news? We don't know anything right now. Our blood type

is currently Prsecco. -- Prosecco Clinging on. Here are

the nominations. Good girl. Michael builds up to the next big

step. So, got to think of this question before I say it. I was

wondering if you would like to go on another date with me. Yes. I will

give you a chance to speak. Yes, I will.

You know what, we have a bond. That bond is there, which is great but

will it translate on stage in a picture? How are we going to look,

the three of us? I've been juicing, so I'm not the fat one.

I think it is clever. That's why I'm going to make you an offer. I'm

going to offer you all of the money for half of a business that we've

yet to create together. What was that song? I'm the walrus.

What was it all about? They wrote it when they were high. Drugs. If you

were in a dance club and you think you are a walrus and you are an

eggman, I think the chances are, you are off your tits on something.

This is brilliant. Thank you very much. There's only - well there are

lots I want to thank, but it is mainly 12 households out there who

have done an amazing job of entertaining us every week. And also

proving that television still has the power to make us laugh and cry

on occasions. So I would like to thank Leon and June. Chris and stef,

Stef and Dawn. The Tappers, the Michaels, the Sadiqis. Bill and

Joseph... Lynn, Kate, oh, sorry! Yes, the Moffets and the Reverend

Kay and her husband. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my

team... They are all watching, clearly! I would like to thank my

team and Channel 4, David Glover. I would like to thank Craig and

Caroline for being inspirational and so inspirational in more ways than

one. Cheers! APPLAUSE

Well done! All right, it is time for the situation comedy award. Here to

present it from Peep Show and my favourite of all the Mitchells,

David Mitchell and with him his boss.

APPLAUSE Hi, David! It is great to see you

again. Hi. It is lovely to get a chance to chat to you on the way we

were doing on Peep Show, looking down the lens of a camera. Yes, this

all feels natural. We were right to refuse to acknowledge each other

back stage. We were. I am relaxed enough to announce the nominees for

Best Situation Comedy. Let's do it. Come on! I know you're in there! Got

ya! Where's that gone now? Everybody up!

Come on. Oh, no, it's over there! Would you like me to put my

underpants on? Can you hear me? Yes. One note from the director. He wants

you to pronounce it underpantis. A bit more. A bit less!

OK then! You look really lovely. Thanks,

Becks. It's really big of you. Help yourself to whisky.

We told you that was the internet. Yes. We never told you that it

wasn't the internet! No! Well, the thing is, that 's no t

the internet! What 's Jen doing with the internet?

We're not doing that. Oh! APPLAUSE

And the BAFTA goes to Him Her: The Wedding.

Hello. Hello, hello. You have to be funny when it is a comedy award, so

I won't be. Thank you to Chris, Big Talk, Kent and Allen. I have to

thank now the brilliant writer, who is without this script we would not

be here. Thank you very much indeed. Well done. Everybody here is

brilliant! Thanks! APPLAUSE

We have come now to the BAFTA Special Award. Here to tell us more

about the worthy winner is a man who has made us laugh and cry in equal

measures. Please welcome the brilliant Mr Paul O'Grady.

APPLAUSE Evening, ladies and gentlemen. Well,

this is a special award, which I thought sounds like something you

got at school for good handing.le it's not. It is a -- it's not. It's

a pries tig gous award. It is going to a lady for her unique

contribution to entertainment over the past 50 years. In 1964, she

released a single called Anyone Who Had a Heart. Do you remember it? Do

I need Doris Stokes to talk to you! It went to number one and became the

biggest hit of the 60s by a female singer. She's done it all. She was

the Queen of Saturday night for decades with her own show on BBC.

Then, let's not forget blind date and Surprise Surprise. Let's not

forget bumping and grinding in front of the Queen, wearing nothing but a

string of fairy lights. Ladies and gentlemen, let's look at this lady's

work! Hello, number three. What's your

name, and where ow dodo you come from? I wanted to be a singer all my

life. Do you know who I am? No. You were the youngest female entertainer

ever to have your own television service. For 50 years Your Cilla has

entertained the nation. # Step inside... Discovered singing

by the Beatle's manager. She went to the top of the charts. It was not

long before she had her own prime BBC show.

Oh, you're marvellous. # Something tells me something's

going to happen tonight. In 1984 Cilla dished out the first

of her many surprises on the British public. Surprise Surprise. It is

Cilla here. Surprise Surprise. Oh, no!

Television Cilla Black? Surprise, surprise!

Here she is - the sister you haven't seen for 40 years. As well as

Surprise Surprise, Cilla hosted Blind Date and dominated three deck

-- decades of prime time TV. We've introduced a lot of girls and had a

lot of dates. Hello. What bird would you like to

be and why? Do you like to dominate men? Get up

number two. Get on your knees! I tell you what,

darling, let's forget the show! I'm dieing to wear my hat again! It's

our Graham. From the moment of truth to Never Mind The Buzcocks, she has

never been far from our screens. Don't you love being in control? Do

you do tongues? What, here? Lorra, lorra love! Doesn't the time fly

when you're enjoying yourself. You're Cilla Black! I know. It is

tarrah then, everyone! Personally, I think it is just as

well that the Academy are giving her this award, as she said she wanted

to kick the bucket at 74. So, we haven't got much time... Quite

frankly! Apparently there's a bidding war going on outside amongst

undertakers. The road is blocked. You've never seen anything like it!

Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, she's been sat there for hours without a

drink and she's probably seized up! LAUGHTER

She'll never make them stairs - I'm telling you! Never! It will take her

half and hour to get up there. Have we got two big lads and a bit of

rope. Here she is boys, here she is world - let's hear it for the one

and only Cilla Black! APPLAUSE

Isn't that wonderful? CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Thank you! Thank you very much indeed!

APPLAUSE I can't do this! Can't do this!

OK! OK! Well, they told me to keep it short... And do you know what,

nobody has said that for a million years! But I would like to say thank

you to BAFTA for this special a award. You know, I've led a charmed

life. I really have. I have worked with incredible people. People like

the late and great Michael Hurl. I started in television in black and

white, as you have just seen. I remember him telling me - we were

going to do a special show for Her Majesty the Queen and, well, I was

knocked out and then he choose the most inappropriate of numbers for

me, because I was eight months pregnant and I was really out here.

And he choose, Oh Pleasure Man, you've Done It Again. That's not

nice! No!

Vy say a very big -- I have to say a very big thank you to Paul over

there and to Graham Norton for looking after me. I think he's done

a splendid job this evening. Me! APPLAUSE

I would also like to say, thank you to the viewers. Lastly, thank you to

the viewers for making me... CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

For making me feel so welcome and have loved my shows all over the

years. Thank you very much. This is for you!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Now, obviously tonight is about

celebrating brilliance and creativity in television. However,

not just the people here, but those friends and colleagues who have

sadly left us over the past year. Looking for the blue and the gold!

The blue sky and the gold of the dawn and the light in somebody's

eyes. It's... Pennies from heaven! You already knew about Hunt and

Liddy and talked about both. That is obstruction of justice... Period.

That's your conclusion! It is. Sometimes surprise is the best form

of attack. I've had the same broom for the last

20 years. This old broom has had 17 new heads and 14 new handles in its

time! Getting to the President up there

can be quitedy. Mainly because everyone who surrounds him is

terrified of him. There is no doubt this quiet-spoken man, does generate

some considerable fear. On the road to Mandalay, where the

fly flying fishes play. Sally Gunnell now, one to go. She

goes for it and she gets it right. Gunnell going for gold. She gets the

gold. In my judgment, the new tendency for

politicians to rely more on their own common sense, is not before its

time. Some day soon you are going to have

families of your own. If you're lucky, you'll remember the little

moments like this. Can I put this into some sort of

perspective. When I caught Gerald in '68. He was completely wild. Wild, I

was absolutely livid. And we salute all of them.

We move on now to Drama Series. Here to present the award is a man who

played an FBI profiler with the ability to empathise with psycho

paths. A skill also useful in television. From Hannibal, it's Hugh

Dancy. Good evening. From the writing, all

the way through to the finished product, the cathedral series

nominated are all exemplary -- the drama series. They are diverse,

covering different issues and time periods, if you have watched them

already. Watch them again. Let's take a look at them.

It was you in a told them about Big Molly. She has to do her duty. She

can't go. While you have still got a farm. Leave him alone. You. Leave

him alone. Oh, God, no, no, no.

Oh, God. I know him, he lives here. Oh, he is my boy's best friend. Oh,

God, does Beth know. Calm down, DS Miller. Shut it off, be

professional. We are working a caseful now.

Did I set you up? Did I offer you up to those animals? Just say no.

We are not done. You are grounded. Not just for today or tomorrow but

forever. Stop. You can't do that. I can do that because this is my house

and you're living under... It might be your house and I might live under

your roof but you're not grounding me. End of.

APPLAUSE And the BAFTA goes to...

Broadchurch. Oh my God.

This is a huge team effort. We are all coming up. I'm Chris, I'm the

writing and executive producer. There are a lot of people to thank

on this. Thank you behalf ta. It is a big honour to be alongside those

nominees. Thank you to Laura, Mackie and Sally Haynes. Peter Finchham.

James, our brilliant directors, Richard Stokes, our brilliant

producer, Sam Hoyle, a brilliant script executive who helps me plot

it out and stops me weeping. Everybody at Kudos and Jane

Featherstone who is the most extraordinary executive producer and

all the crew including the heads of departments, Kat, Matt, our editors.

And Jo Williams and Ray in costume and the greatest cast I could ever

hope for, as a writer. And some of whom are here today and obviously

the fabulous David Tennant who can't be here as well. And thank you the

towns Clevedon, West Bray and Brigg port. Thank you very much. This

means a lot to all of us. # thank you. -- thank you.

Still to come we have Leading Act tress and Actor awards and the

coveted BAFTA fellowship. But now Female Performance in a Comedy

programme. Women have been responsible for some of the fine

finest performances this year. There is even a rumour one might go on

Mock the Week. Seriously. Here to present the award is all-round funny

guy. James Corden. Hi. There's four brilliant actresses nominated in

this category. Let's take a look at some of their finest work.

Oh, sorry, sorry. I don't know what to develop do you want ?5? I don't

know. Do you want money? Oh, sorry, sorry. What happened?

What time will we knock off? The guests leave after midnight. I check

you haven't stolen anything and you can be on your way. We were hoping

to go to the Forum for the gongs. If you want to leave at any time you

can. But don't bother coming back to work on Monday. OK.

Take the ring. Take the ring, Paul. Oh. Don't worry, I always carry a

spare. What did I say about jokes? Get on with it.

Oh, I'm sorry. Thank you. I feel much better.

The BAFTA goes to... Katherine Parkinson.

Oh, gosh. Gosh that's heavy. Thanks. Sorry that took so long but there

are two of us. Thank you. I'm delighted to win this. Thank you

behalf ta. Thank you Richard Bowden and Lindy King and my colleagues,

Chris O'Dowd, Richard Ayoade and Matt for allowing me to have the

biggest dressing room and I have to thank Graham who has the most...

APPLAUSE The most original comic brain. I

feel incredibly fortunate to have benefited from his talent for so

many years. Thank you Graham. And also to my mum and dad and my

wonderful husband Harry, thank you. Thank you so much.

Snr on how to the much-anticipated BAFTA for International. We in

Britain like our boxsets to be like our builders. Foreign and

competitively priced. To present the award is Mr Sell fridge himself,

please welcome Jeremy Piven. All right. How are you guys doing?

Fantastic. Well done, Sir. Now, I am honoured to present the

award for International Television Show or as Ricky Gervais calls House

payments. Well he is a man who makes a great deal of money and we

celebrate him. The more you giggle, I'll give you guys 20% off at

Selfridges. What do you say? For a show to be a big success in its own

country is one thing but to transfer to another country and be equally

loved by another country takes it to a new level. The shows nominated

this evening have done just that and truly deserve to be called global

hits. Let's look at them. President-elect. Garrett Walker do I

like him? No, do I believe in him? Besides the point. #

Say the word. Do you want this? Nothing happens until I hear you say

it. I want this. And the BAFTA goes to... I think

this will make a lot of people very happy. Breaking Bad.

Oh, um... Wow. I have no idea what to say. Um, thank you so much. I

mean this is just such an incredible honour. I want to just congratulate

the fellow nominees in this category. You guys are all brilliant

and I feel so blessed to be in your company. I mean, my God, let's

just... Well done. The fact I'm standing on this stage is so crazy

to me. Breaking Bad was such an incredible journey in my life and I

just want to thank Vince Gilligan who created it. Man, you're

brilliant and the rest of our brilliant writers, thank you. Our

cast. The family. I love you. Thank you all. Thank you.

Well as Beyonce once said, all the single dramas, all the single

dramas. Here we have Joe Dempsey and from the cim son field, Oona Chaplin

-- Crimson Field, Oona Chaplin. Hello! Wow! So, television has been

getting better and better every year. This year we have been blessed

with a lot of good single dramas. They have provided us with suspense

and incredible story telling. Let's look at the nominees.

Have you seen this poppycock, Sir? Yes it may be why the men like it.

And they like the ladies. Neither are conducive to winning the war.

Really have you seen them? Of course not!

Why do you hate her so much? Where do you want me to start. What is it

that makes you want to kill us. I want a peaceful Islamic Revolution.

Will you allow that? Did I ever hit you? No. No, of

course you didn't, but you might have done if I had done this or

this! Maybe you would have. You wouldn't...

Trust me, you're perfect for it. No-one will be able to resist you. .

That's the doctor... Doctor who? And the award goes to... Complicit.

The first thing I would like to say is, yes, yes, thank you. Thank you

to BAFTA. Torture is a terrible crime. It is an appalling thing. It

is even worse when a great democracy like Britain becomes Complicit in

acts of torture when people are kidnapped and rendered into the

hands of a kind of nightmare dictator like Gaddafi. It is hard to

make films like this. It is very hard to make documentaries. It is

even harder to make dramas. I am incredibly grateful to everyone on

the team, to our director, to our splendid writer, to Monica, who is

here with us tonight and to obviously David and to Arshal, in

making such a difficult film and bringing these issues and really

would like to thank the very brave people that won a small, but not the

biggest, but the boldest broadcaster in the world - Channel 4, for

commissioning such a splendid film. Please give your hands up for

Channel 4. The Channel 4 hamper is that way.

Next, to the BAFTA for Male Performance in a Comedy Programme.

Two lady who have been up and down so many stairs. It is Laura

Carmichael and give give give. -- and Elizabeth McGovern.

There's nothing like making a man laugh. Sorry, that's your line,

Laura! You go!

Let's take a look at the nominations.

Some magazines and a DVD. I need you to find them and get rid of them. I

cannot bear my mum to look at them. Don't look at them yourself - they

are disgusting. Get up! Get in the front. You're driving the rest of

the way! It's nothing illegal. It was just

bums and stuff. Small or medium! You know what, I've

changed my mind. I think I'll have a medium. You don't want a small one?

Small is good, it is just as good. Yes, that is what I will - I'll have

a small mocha my little man, my good man!

Sam? Have it! I have it! I have it! What

do you have? The slogan! I'm here on purpose. Yes! I'm

interested in women's slacks. I see. I've got a hot ear.

I'd like to buy a pair of women's slacks.

For me... Not for a woman! And the BAFTA goes to Richard

Ayoade. Right, well, I - there's a lot of

people. I did not think I would ever have to say I would like to thank

the Academy outside of my fan letters to Fame Academy. That's... I

would like to thank them for co-defying this error. I am stupid,

but not so stupid to think this is to do with me. I was a kind of

membrane through which Graham was able to push his amazing brilliance

through, with minimal resistance of my own lack of ability to express

emotion on my face. So, I hope this serves as an

inspiration to other nasal men with no facial expression or emotional

range. I would like to thank the cast, Chris and Catherine and Matt,

who can act and they were terrific. Chiggy and Clare, Graham, I have

dealt with. If I haven't thanked you, it is

because they cut it. And crucially, I would like to thank

my wife for more than everything. So, I'll leave with less dignity

than I came up with! APPLAUSE

Romantic! Moving on to Factual Series. Here are two presenters from

the One Show. It is Alex Jones and Matt Baker.

APPLAUSE Thank you. It is fantastic to be

here to present this award. Tonight's nominees cover the NHS,

bus drivers, mental health r health and the wonderful mushy pea and his

friends over there. Playing the bagpipes and a faint fainting man

and it is a one show running order! -- Own Show running order.

The nst NHS, it is marvellous. We saw it start. There's not anywhere

in the world where you could get this treatment. Think about it, in

Manchester, we have every hospital you can think of.

You get the funny people. You get the people that like to talk to you.

You get the people who want to tell you jokes. That's not fair! People

going out for a quiet drink with their friends. They are excited.

Some even flirt with you. There's clearly some part of me

that's not happening in your life. You know, I think there's more going

on in my mind than I'm letting myself know. It feels like there's a

murderer in my head that's trying to kill me.

Year 11 are about to take their final GCSEs. How do you feel about

tomorrow? I am scared of feeling. What is a fact? Something that is

true. Why would you use facts in an article. Because you can use it And

persuade. If we are writing to persuade, what do we use? Opinions,

rhetorical questions, stories and... Is this a classroom or a corridor?

It is a corridor, Sir - correct! And the BAFTA is awarded to it is

Bedlam. I would just like to say thank you

to the Academy, on behalf of all the team here who made Bedlam.

Another big thank you to the South London and maudsly, who took a leap

of faith for allows us in for the best part of two years and make a

programme in collaboration with them, not just going in there, but

actually making a series with them. But the biggest thank thanks and I

speak for everyone in the team, is to the people who live on a daily

basis with mental illness, who were brave enough to allow us to tell

their stories. It is tes meant to their brave -- testament to their

bravery that we were able to make this series. Thank you to them.

Thank you! APPLAUSE

OK, now it is time for the radio tiem Radio Times Audience Award. As

voted for by the great British public.

Fingers crossed! Remember the Olympics lost this.

Here to present it from, a show which has taken the world by storm

and fire and ice, please welcome, from last year's winners, Game of

Thrones. Hello.

Whether you perform to one person, to thousands or to millions, you

want that audience to love what you do. That's what makes this award so

special. It tells you just that, loud and clear.

The Game of Thrones cast and crew were thrilled to win this last year.

Who have the public voted for this time? Let's look at the nominations.

Anyone lose a Fez? Who, how can you be here? More to the point? Why are

you here? Good afternoon. I'm looking for the Doctor. Well, you've

certainly come to the right place. What happened? I used Howard's

custard by error. We were both in the same fridge. I forgot my bowl It

is either the most incredible error or the best baking espionage I have

ever seen. I'm sorry. If we had a freezer the condensed

liquid would cool more quickly because this is an exothemic

reaction, giving off heat. Put me into a coma, why don't you?

Musharaf has had a severe stammer since childhood. I watched the

King's Speech. I makes a list of some music and when he has listened

to the music, gets him to do it again. This is my stutter. I have

had this problem since the age of five. Broadchurch.

Get off the beach. You can't be here. You can't be here. Get off the

beach. Get away from here. The winner of the X Factor is...

Jonathan, shut up. Nicola, shut up. They are going to drag it out for 20

minutes. Sam! The award goes to... Doctor Who: The

Day of the Doctor. Wow. God, we're shocked. Honoured.

It is a particularly special award because it's voted for by the

viewers at home and obviously that means a huge amount. I just have to

say we are really surprised if. If we'd known, I think someone famous

would be standing here! Anyway, loads of people to thank, obviously.

Amazing producer, Marcus, director Nick. Our brilliant, brilliant cast.

Matt Smith, David Tennant. Jenna Coleman, Billy Piper, John Hurt and

one person really missing tonight is Steven Moffat. His ideas his

imagination supports the show and guides the show. You know we are

hugely grateful to him. But also I do think it's worth saying that this

show really is for anybody - this award really is for anybody who has

had a hand in Doctor Who over the last 50 years. We celebrated the

anniversary last year. This is really special. Thank you very much.

Steven Moffat! CHEERS Who knew?

The BAFTA for Best entertainment Perforance is next. Here is present

the award is a sporting hero who wowed us for Sport Relief. The main

relief when she was allow allowed to stop. She has brought along her very

special personal trainer. Please welcome, Davina McColl.

Hi, Graham. Hi everyone. I can't believe me and my new personal

trainer. We set off fromp John o' Groats last night. I got here first.

It is amazing. Where is he? Come on out. Come on out. Give it up for the

double Olympic gold medal winner, Mo Farah, everyone.

APPLAUSE Thank you everyone. Do it. Do it.

OK. Let's take a look at the nominees.

We have shows like Strictly and X Factor, described as emotional

rollercoasters. I always thought an emotional roller coaster was when

found you couldn't fit in one of the seats? You know! I'll hold your bag.

I honestly don't think health and safety goes far enough. I mean, I am

a paranoid, neurotic mess. A wreck of a man. I have a constant health

and safety officer screening in my head. I can't look at that without

imagining you might smash it and grind it into my eye.

You and a plastic bag. You were wearing a plastic bag. Were you... I

hit some guy. Were you swinging a bat or something Swinging a bat?

Anyway, this isn't great? Why don't I stick to the questions on the

card. And the BAFTA goes to... Ant and

Dec. Thank you very much. Thank you. This

is amazing. I'm glad we came now. Two in one night. This is brilliant.

I will keep it short. I know you are dying for drinks. We are. You saw

the team earlier who produce and make Saturday Night Takeaway. It is

them we have to thank. Their hard work makes us look fantastic. It is

down to them. So thank you very much Thank you very much to them. Thank

you to our management James Grant and to ITV for your continued

support. Thank you to BAFTA for the award and thanks to you, well done

you. Well done you Not bad. We did all right. Have an amazing evening,

everybody. Thank you so much. I'll have this one.

A w! Congratulation tops Ant and Dec. I remember at last year's

ceremony talking to Olivia Coleman and told me how happy she was when

she won two awards. I feel the opposite of that.

No? The exciting Leading Actress Award now. Good luck to everyone

nominated. I'm sure they are all feeling tense and after last year, a

bit annoyed, you are up against Olivia Coleman. That will teach you.

Here to present an award is an actor you will recognise from classic

films such as injures aic Park and the Hunt for Red October. And most

recently. Peaky Blinders. Please welcome Mr Sam Neil.

Yes, the Peaky Blinders. I was asked several times on the red carpet if I

was upset we had been snubbed? Snubbed by BAFTA. That was the word.

I said - not at all wear fine. I was lying. I'm actually crying inside.

Underneath this bluff exterior. Anyway, on to the more deserving.

There is a curious discrimination that goes on at BAFTA Awards in that

the men are segregated from the women and there is a very good

reason for that. If we are all lumped together no man would ever

win again. I'm one of those men. So, I'm really happy, it is a great

pleasure for me to be awarding one of four incredible women, none of

whom a man would ever beat. Let's have a look at their work:

What are you saying? You leave me no choice but to be indelicate. Furtive

and secret meetings with a man... How dare you. I saved my husband

from the poison that was killing him. Not you, not God. You deny

God's work in the world? I am tired of God.

No, not Joe, not Joe, please. It's wrong. I'm not.

Let me go. Let me go. SCREAMS Help, help.

This is much worse. Do not treat those around us or those who look

after us like dirt. That is inexcusable, and you know it.

Please, do the right thing now, now. Or I am going to spend the entire

final act of this play in full conversation with whoever in the

front row wants to join in with me the most.

APPLAUSE The BAFTA goes to... Olivia Coleman.

Lord. Thank you very much. Sorry. To be nominated alongside those amaze

amazing women. Helena I think you are amazing. I'm sorry, not cool.

Um, well, I'm so pleased everybody likes Broadchurch. We love it. Thank

you for writing it and thank you to everybody in it and David Tennant,

standing opposite you, it is just a joy and a treat and watching Andy

and Jody and also, can I thank myp friend Merc because she'll laugh.

She is a teacher, not an actor. And my mum and dad again and because

they are babysitting, again and my husband who is just the best thing

in the world. Thank you very much. APPLAUSE

Congratulations to Olivia Coleman. All that crying, it is starting to

look like showing off, isn't it? ! Look what I can do.

Our penultimate award tonight - yes, you heard me - penultimate. Second

to last! It is for Leading Actor. Here to

present it is last year's Leading Actress winner, the extraordinary,

uber talented, Sheridan Smith everyone.

Hello. I can't walk and I've got purple hair. Thank you,

congratulations owe livia. I'm honoured to be here today to present

this award. I know how much the actors nominated will have put in to

give the performances they Z playing the lead is an all-consuming

experience, it takes over your life and you become that person N this

case, with these nominees, we should be glad they made the effort because

the results are astonishing. Let's take a look:

I wrote thousands of letters. Why didn't you reply to me? I didn't get

any letters. I thought you had forgotten about me.

Command Commander. They use it as a joke. They think it's funny. They

don't know, do they? Afghanistan, you said.

I have never criticised her as an actress. She is peerless as an

actress. You call that acting out there?

Go home! Why are you angry with me? I am not angry with you. I am angry

with Sally. This is a bit of a nightmare for me!

I'll try not to mumable! I'll try and speak -- mumble. I will try and

speak clearly. I would like to thank Darren. Tony, for looking after me

and being my friend and writing things, which are beautiful.

And I would like to thank Sean Durkin, for taking me through it

because it was a little bit difficult at times. Who else do I

want to thank? I want to thank Shahim for always being very

nurturing, kind and supportive and putting me in front of directors who

didn't really want me there. So, that is a help.

My agent - connor, who is really nervous at the moment.

He said, "If you win, which you won't, don't...

to say, you are really lovely and it was a really lovely experience. Who

else? Peter Carlton. Got you there! Who else? One more. My dad. Yeah,

who brought me up. He's my favourite man in the world.

Who else? My friends, Bob, at the pub.

Emma, who is my friend as well - did make-up.

Is that it? Yeah! Oh, yeah, really important, really

important, a woman called Lesley Hally, who was my drama teacher at

school when I was that high. She went to my dad's house and said, I

think your boy could be an actor and that was a big deal to my dad, he

worked in a shipyard. He didn't want me to be an actor that kind of

thing. So she put me on that road, so thank you, Lesley.

APPLAUSE I think we have say that award has

been fully accepted. And now to our final award of the

night - the prestigious Academy Fellowship. Here to tell us more

about this much-loved and deserving recipient, it is the wonderful Celia

Imrie. . Good evening, ladies and

gentlemen. I'm very excited and proud to say that tonight's

recipient of the BAFTA Fellowship is my friend. Was my char lady and will

go on giving me a delicious agony every time she bends herself in half

and tries to take my order for soup and that is just for starters! I

first saw her in a pub in Shepherd's Bush, a little theatre upstairs,

when she made me cry with laughter, in sketches performed by and written

by the brilliant Victoria Wood. Since then we have worked together

in a little shop, been to sazsy land and back and taken our clothes off

in Yorkshire. I think she's a bit of a magician,

because she will always totally surprise you with what she does

next. She's always encouraging and is a daily delight and I'm very

happy to be one of the lucky few who has had the joy of being around her.

Let's take a look at her spectacular career.

When you deal with me, Clare, think icon.

Hello. How is it treating you? I think sometimes being a widow is

God's way... Excuse me. It is important I am served. Excuse me

there is a queue. These people have not been served yet. I am making a

television programme. I think that ranks higher than the feeding of

pensioners. Can you move away, your breath smells. What is the soup of

the day, please? I'll just go and find out.

People who know me tell me I'm a very serious person. Only it's

funny, I never get to do serious parts.

The prize is peace for generations to come. I am 28 years old. I

married you when I was 17. I was a mother at 18. That is my right! And

that is at the route of all -- root of all I believe in. If you put

another toe out of line, we'll bring you straight home.

Oh, and Jimmy, dear, congratulations.

I'm in terrible trouble. You've always been in terrible trouble.

You've always driven me around the bend. What thing? Why? A thing to

thank God for. You will not be coming here next week? I will be and

you'll be getting a haircut. I will not. You want to walk around looking

like that. Like what? A Jerry yacht yachtic -- an old hippy. The sun

will come out tomorrow. That's chance.

Here's to Venus for lust! And here's to Mars for courage.

Never love in moderation! Do you have a car? Yes. Drive a big

car, do you? Yeah. Thought so! Two soups!

The BAFTA Fellowship goes to the one and only Julie Walters.

Stop it! I love it! No! Now, come along - sit down,

everybody - as you were. Honestly, it's been a long night. Almost as

long as my career! Thank you! What an honour. Thank you.

Well, I know I have said this lots of times, but when I told my mother

that I wanted to be an actress, back in 1969 - it's all right, I'm not

going to go through every year of my career. And in 18973... No -- 1973.

No, when I told her this, she said, she'll be in the gutter before she's

20 and she was right. And what a gutter! And I shared that gutter

with some of the most amazing and talented people, without whom I just

simply would not have a career. I mean, I can't list them all, because

it would take all night and I would be in sheer terror of missing

somebody out. Through them, I have learnt so much.

And very little of it had anything to do with acting.

Now, I have got to tell you this - two or three years ago, someone,

saying they were from the Daily Telegraph, rang my agent's office

and asked whether it was true that I was retiring. To which my agent

replied, "No." Two or three days later, a piece duly appeared in a

paper saying I was thinking of retiring. Anyway, two weeks after

that, there was a knock on my back door at home. And I wasn't in at the

time. My cleaner, Jackie was. She answered the door. He said, standing

there was a young lad, who looked about 14. Anyway, he proceeded to

tell her he was from the Daily Mail. L.. He looked straight at her and

said, we have heard you're retiring. Is it true?

To which my agent... Sorry, my clean cleaner: Feudian slip!

I've spoilt the punch line. To which my cleaner replied, "Well, it's a

bit hard on the knees, but I'm not thinking of going any time yet." Do

you know what, had I answered the door on that day, my answer would

have been pretty much the same, reelingly. So I say to you know -

really. So, I say to you now, it is a bit hard on the knees, but I'm not

thinking of going any time yet. And, for your information, my

cleaner is a good ten years younger than me and very, very attractive.

Anyway, thank you BAFTA. Oh, honestly, you've been so generous to

me over the years. I just want to say a big thank you generally to the

business for giving me a fantastic 40-year ride. And I never do this...

Well, I do at home, but I am going to say thank you to my husband,

Grant, for being there for me and for allowing me my dreams.

Thank you. Fantastic.

Well, last weekend the show wasn't over until the bearded lady sang,

but tonight, that's it. That's all from us here at the Arqiva British

Television Awards. Congratulations to all the winners and nominees and

to you watching at home. The wine is white, the night is good. Good

night. The award goes to the Ashes.

The umpire has decided he has a clear hotspot and a clear audio. He

is out. England have won the match. This is extraordinary. I remember

some 30 years or so ago receiving something much smaller than this,

called the Ashes. Current Affairs: The BAFTA goes to Syria: Across the

Lines. In this valley, neighbour is fighting neighbour.

This is really, really amazing. I really did not expect to be standing

here. Thanks very much indeed. Anyone any Series. The BAFTA goes

to... In the Flesh. Your parents. They are looking forward to seeing

you again. Why wouldn't they? Because I'm a zombie. And I kill

people. I want to say thank you to you are a

amazing writer Dominic Mitchell. Unbelievably, this is his first-ever

development for television. Sing Documentary. The BAFTA is

awarded to... Scoot Murder Trial. What makes it a different kind of

trial? There is a charge of murder but at the same time there is no

body. I will thank the people on the stage. My producer, marina Parker.

Fantastic editor and Cate barquer who worked on this for years and

years to get access to the legal system up in Scotland.

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to... ITV News at Ten: Woolwich Attacks. There are strong

indications it is a terrorist Ince dented. Tonight we have strong

pictures and we look at what it means for the forces here. We are

aware this is for the a particularly brutal murder on the streets of

London a year ago next week. First and fore foremost our thoughts are

with the family of Drummer Lee Rigby. You can watch these awards in

full on the BBC News Channel, after the news.

Rio de Janeiro, host to this year's World Cup.

But this paradise is also a city divided by class

Film-maker Julien Temple captures this city of extremes.