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you're watching bbc news. the best programmes of last year will be honoured at the bafta tv awards in a few hours time. arrivals are under way at the awards ceremony in london. colin paterson and the team are on the red carpet. let's join them now. can you ever get a your head around what an impact you have made on people's lives? what an impact you have made on peeple's lives?— what an impact you have made on people's lives? every day of my life bein: told people's lives? every day of my life being told that. _ people's lives? every day of my life being told that. even _ people's lives? every day of my life being told that. even in _ people's lives? every day of my life being told that. even in parliament| being told that. even in parliament last week, — being told that. even in parliament last week, the minister said, we want _ last week, the minister said, we want to— last week, the minister said, we want to make you happy because i am one of your— want to make you happy because i am one of your play school babies,

vou're — one of your play school babies, vou're one _ one of your play school babies, you're one of my role models, so i know_ you're one of my role models, so i know what — you're one of my role models, so i know what you are saying, it is something _ know what you are saying, it is something we should be listening to. truly wonderful.— truly wonderful. you're being so honoured and _ truly wonderful. you're being so honoured and i _ truly wonderful. you're being so honoured and i know _ truly wonderful. you're being so honoured and i know so - truly wonderful. you're being so honoured and i know so many i honoured and i know so many people watching will be so happy to see you “p watching will be so happy to see you up there. i kid you not, the first bet i have a place to my life, we used to go to my preschool when i was about four years old, we would watch playschool every day and we had to guess which window you were going to go through. we would bet on milk, on which window it was going through, with all milk cartons, i think it is going to be the round window. she has done so _ going to be the round window. sue: has done so much going to be the round window. me: has done so much for going to be the round window. s“i9 has done so much for the tv

industry. lots around inclusion and improving diversity but also ensuring that online platforms do enough for young children, having good quality content on there, it was also very important giving tax breaks to different channels, which is why a lot of broadcasters carry kids' programmes. we is why a lot of broadcasters carry kids' programmes.— is why a lot of broadcasters carry kids' programmes. we are going back to lizo. we kids' programmes. we are going back to lim- we are _ kids' programmes. we are going back to lizo. we are here _ kids' programmes. we are going back to lizo. we are here again _ kids' programmes. we are going back to lizo. we are here again on - kids' programmes. we are going back to lizo. we are here again on the - to lizo. we are here again on the red carpet. _ to lizo. we are here again on the red carpet. this _ to lizo. we are here again on the red carpet, this time _ to lizo. we are here again on the red carpet, this time we - to lizo. we are here again on the red carpet, this time we are - to lizo. we are here again on the | red carpet, this time we are joined by one of the stars of a video game adaptation, one of the most acclaimed dramas of the year, the last of us. what's it like being part of the heartbreaking story? i part of the heartbreaking story? i knew going into it what the part was, _ knew going into it what the part was, and — knew going into it what the part was, and i— knew going into it what the part was, and i rememberthe show than adjusting _ was, and i rememberthe show than adjusting like, we need to be making people _ adjusting like, we need to be making people try— adjusting like, we need to be making people try in the first episode, big shoes— people try in the first episode, big shoes to _ people try in the first episode, big

shoes to fill and i knew the game very well, — shoes to fill and i knew the game very well, the kind of emotional impact — very well, the kind of emotional impact that leaves you with, so very stressful, but a dream come true to be able _ stressful, but a dream come true to be able to— stressful, but a dream come true to be able to bring that to life, it was amazing. 50 be able to bring that to life, it was amazing-— be able to bring that to life, it was amazin. ., , ., ., ., , be able to bring that to life, it was amazinu. ., ., ., , ., was amazing. so many adaptations do not really come _ was amazing. so many adaptations do not really come up _ was amazing. so many adaptations do not really come up to _ was amazing. so many adaptations do not really come up to what _ was amazing. so many adaptations do not really come up to what people's . not really come up to what people's expectations are, what is this one has just mesmerised audiences, people who have never played the game are absolutely loving this series, what about it has made it so great? i series, what about it has made it so treat? ~ great? i think the humanity, everyone's_ great? i think the humanity, everyone's reason _ great? i think the humanity, everyone's reason for- great? i think the humanity, i everyone's reason for surviving great? i think the humanity, - everyone's reason for surviving is so crucial — everyone's reason for surviving is so crucial to _ everyone's reason for surviving is so crucial to the story, the same thing _ so crucial to the story, the same thing about— so crucial to the story, the same thing about the game and everyone loved _ thing about the game and everyone loved it— thing about the game and everyone loved it so— thing about the game and everyone loved it so much because you see so many— loved it so much because you see so many sides— loved it so much because you see so many sides to every character, but i think— many sides to every character, but i think there — many sides to every character, but i think there are more good video game adaptations _ think there are more good video game adaptations now. fallout hasjust come _ adaptations now. fallout hasjust come out — adaptations now. fallout hasjust come out and i think it is great. what _ come out and i think it is great. what does _ come out and i think it is great. what does a person we mean to you to get this nomination now? it is

get this nomination now? it is ridiculous. — get this nomination now? it is ridiculous, i— get this nomination now? it is ridiculous, i don't _ get this nomination now? it is ridiculous, i don't know, i wasjust so surprised — ridiculous, i don't know, i wasjust so surprised and so honoured, the categories — so surprised and so honoured, the categories are so ridiculous, i feel very honoured, very privileged, and it is att— very honoured, very privileged, and it is all beyond words to me right now. _ it is all beyond words to me right now. just — it is all beyond words to me right now. just a — it is all beyond words to me right now, just a real privilege. | it is all beyond words to me right now, just a real privilege. now, 'ust a real privilege. i assume ou now, just a real privilege. i assume ou will now, just a real privilege. i assume you will also _ now, just a real privilege. i assume you will also be _ now, just a real privilege. i assume you will also be chilling _ now, just a real privilege. i assume you will also be chilling on - now, just a real privilege. i assume you will also be chilling on your- you will also be chilling on your co—star bela ramsey, who is up for lead actress. {iii co-star bela ramsey, who is up for lead actress-— lead actress. of course. i am 'ust constantly — lead actress. of course. i am 'ust constantly chilling i lead actress. of course. i am 'ust constantly chilling from i lead actress. of course. i am 'ust constantly chilling from the h constantly chilling from the sidelines.— constantly chilling from the sidelines. :, ., :, , sidelines. have a wonderful first big baftas. _ sidelines. have a wonderful first big baftas, fingers _ sidelines. have a wonderful first big baftas, fingers crossed - sidelines. have a wonderful first big baftas, fingers crossed for. sidelines. have a wonderful first i big baftas, fingers crossed for you. thank you very much.— thank you very much. thank you, lizo, thank you very much. thank you, lizo. live — thank you very much. thank you, lizo, live full _ thank you very much. thank you, lizo, live full bbc _ thank you very much. thank you, lizo, live full bbc news _ thank you very much. thank you, lizo, live full bbc news on - thank you very much. thank you, lizo, live full bbc news on the i thank you very much. thank you, | lizo, live full bbc news on the red carpet at the 70th tv baftas. every time lizo gets a celebrity or an actor, we will be going to him, so apologies if i cut you off mid—flow, which i did when we were talking

about steve coogan. let's move on, we're talking about best actor, we have done brian cox and steve coogan, it is time to talk about somebody else in another thing. such an interesting — somebody else in another thing. such an interesting concept, i went into thinking _ an interesting concept, i went into thinking it— an interesting concept, i went into thinking it another show, and he has suddenly— thinking it another show, and he has suddenly pulled into another world, he just— suddenly pulled into another world, he just acts incredibly well, he has great _ he just acts incredibly well, he has great onset and it just seems like he is _ great onset and it just seems like he is generally so shocked about it all. he is generally so shocked about it all he _ he is generally so shocked about it all. . he is generally so shocked about it all. , :, :, , all. he is one of the finest actors in the country. _ all. he is one of the finest actors in the country. the _ all. he is one of the finest actors in the country. the lazarus - all. he is one of the finest actors i in the country. the lazarus project, made byjoe barton, really weird, but we had in a good way. but also a bit of sadness because it has been

cancelled tjy by sky, which... if you get nominated _ by sky, which... if you get nominated for _ by sky, which... if you get nominated for a _ by sky, which... if you get nominated for a bafta, i by sky, which... if you get - nominated for a bafta, should be easier get another series. we need drake to come in and save that one as well. he also had a very different role in demon 79. in as well. he also had a very different role in demon 79. in that one, he different role in demon 79. in that one. he played — different role in demon 79. in that one. he played a _ different role in demon 79. in that one, he played a demon, - different role in demon 79. in that one, he played a demon, but- different role in demon 79. in that one, he played a demon, but not. different role in demon 79. in that i one, he played a demon, but not an average _ one, he played a demon, but not an average demon, a black cloak, morbid. — average demon, a black cloak, morbid, absolute opposite of that, very happy, dancing around, and he needed _ very happy, dancing around, and he needed three big murders. he said it in quite _ needed three big murders. he said it in quite a _ needed three big murders. he said it in quite a joyful happy way, get the medicine _ in quite a joyful happy way, get the medicine you save the world. who knew that a _ medicine you save the world. who knew that a show _ medicine you save the world. “m9 knew that a show about medicine you save the world. m“i;r> knew that a show about a nuclear apocalypse, it very much reflects black mirror generally. not really

involved in technology at all. one of those occasions where i wish i had eyes on the back of my head. i think we have broken out into sweat, it is fair to say, it is a lovely day here at the southbank centre. we are talking about the best actor category at the tv baftas, and next up, mentioned drake, it is the show that he saved, top boy, and ken robinson, i mentioned the mercury prize earlier, he was twice nominated for the album of the year award at the mercury prizes, and nominated for act on top boy. what do you make of his performance? same do you make of his performance? some --eole are do you make of his performance? some people are triple — do you make of his performance? some people are triple threats, _ do you make of his performance? some people are triple threats, they can be actors. — people are triple threats, they can be actors, singers, they can do it all well — be actors, singers, they can do it all well he — be actors, singers, they can do it all well. he had a fantastic performance on top boy playing such a complex _ performance on top boy playing such a complex character, and i think top

boy is— a complex character, and i think top boy is one _ a complex character, and i think top boy is one of— a complex character, and i think top boy is one of those shows that do highlight— boy is one of those shows that do highlight how complex the human experience is, what your character kind of— experience is, what your character kind of demands and a lovely thing to have _ kind of demands and a lovely thing to have to— kind of demands and a lovely thing to have to do. | kind of demands and a lovely thing to have to do— kind of demands and a lovely thing to have to do. i think top boy among the top about — to have to do. i think top boy among the top about it _ to have to do. i think top boy among the top about it earlier, _ to have to do. i think top boy among the top about it earlier, just - the top about it earlier, just managing to... the top about it earlier, 'ust managing to. . .i the top about it earlier, 'ust manauuinto... :, , managing to... lizo has the goods aaain. i managing to... lizo has the goods again- i am _ managing to... lizo has the goods again. i amjoined _ managing to... lizo has the goods again. i amjoined by _ managing to... lizo has the goods again. i am joined by two - managing to. .. lizo has the goods again. i amjoined by two of- managing to... lizo has the goods again. i am joined by two of the i again. i am “oined by two of the stars of a — again. i am joined by two of the stars of a very _ again. i am joined by two of the stars of a very moving - again. i am joined by two of the stars of a very moving drama, l again. i am joined by two of the i stars of a very moving drama, best interests, a drama about a mother doing what she thought was best for her daughter. what is it like being part of the production like this? it is quite incredible, i auditioned when _ is quite incredible, i auditioned when i — is quite incredible, i auditioned when i was 13, and so to be here on the bafta _ when i was 13, and so to be here on the bafta carpet with everyone four years _ the bafta carpet with everyone four years later, it feels very full circle — years later, it feels very full circle and _ years later, it feels very full circle and it is very cool. you have

been nominated _ circle and it is very cool. you have been nominated for _ circle and it is very cool. you have been nominated for leading - circle and it is very cool. you have l been nominated for leading actress phyllis, how much they... been nominated for leading actress phyllis, how much they. . ._ phyllis, how much they... hugely emotional. _ phyllis, how much they... hugely emotional, wasn't _ phyllis, how much they... hugely emotional, wasn't sure _ phyllis, how much they... hugely emotional, wasn't sure i - phyllis, how much they... hugely emotional, wasn't sure i was - phyllis, how much they... hugely. emotional, wasn't sure i was going to take _ emotional, wasn't sure i was going to take the — emotional, wasn't sure i was going to take the role _ emotional, wasn't sure i was going to take the role originally - emotional, wasn't sure i was going to take the role originally for - emotional, wasn't sure i was going to take the role originally for that i to take the role originally for that reason. _ to take the role originally for that reason. but — to take the role originally for that reason. but it— to take the role originally for that reason, but it is— to take the role originally for that reason, but it isjack_ to take the role originally for that reason, but it isjack thorne's- to take the role originally for that reason, but it isjack thorne's in. reason, but it isjack thorne's in travel— reason, but it isjack thorne's in travel writing. _ reason, but it isjack thorne's in travel writing, we _ reason, but it isjack thorne's in travel writing, we had _ reason, but it isjack thorne's in travel writing, we had a - reason, but it isjack thorne's in travel writing, we had a great. travel writing, we had a great director. _ travel writing, we had a great director, the _ travel writing, we had a great director, the whole _ travel writing, we had a great director, the whole cast, - travel writing, we had a great director, the whole cast, it i travel writing, we had a great. director, the whole cast, it was travel writing, we had a great- director, the whole cast, it was a very— director, the whole cast, it was a very difficult _ director, the whole cast, it was a very difficult thing _ director, the whole cast, it was a very difficult thing to _ director, the whole cast, it was a very difficult thing to film, - director, the whole cast, it was a very difficult thing to film, but i director, the whole cast, it was al very difficult thing to film, but we laughed _ very difficult thing to film, but we laughed a — very difficult thing to film, but we laughed a lot. _ very difficult thing to film, but we laughed a lot, more _ very difficult thing to film, but we laughed a lot, more than - very difficult thing to film, but we laughed a lot, more than i - very difficult thing to film, but we laughed a lot, more than i have i very difficult thing to film, but we . laughed a lot, more than i have done sitting _ laughed a lot, more than i have done sitting in— laughed a lot, more than i have done sitting in a _ laughed a lot, more than i have done sitting in a comedy, _ laughed a lot, more than i have done sitting in a comedy, we _ laughed a lot, more than i have done sitting in a comedy, we needed - sitting in a comedy, we needed that outward in _ sitting in a comedy, we needed that outward in between all— sitting in a comedy, we needed that outward in between all the - sitting in a comedy, we needed thatj outward in between all the gruelling scenes. _ outward in between all the gruelling scenes. but— outward in between all the gruelling scenes. but it — outward in between all the gruelling scenes, but it was _ outward in between all the gruelling scenes, but it was a _ outward in between all the gruelling scenes, but it was a privilege - outward in between all the gruelling scenes, but it was a privilege to - scenes, but it was a privilege to do. ~ , :, , scenes, but it was a privilege to do. , :,, ., do. why does it feel important to tell stories _ do. why does it feel important to tell stories like _ do. why does it feel important to tell stories like this? _ do. why does it feel important to tell stories like this? i _ do. why does it feel important to tell stories like this? i think - tell stories like this? i think because they _ tell stories like this? i think because they genuinely - tell stories like this? i think i because they genuinely make a difference _ because they genuinely make a difference that— because they genuinely make a difference that they _ because they genuinely make a difference that they are - because they genuinely make a

difference that they are told . difference that they are told through _ difference that they are told through drama _ difference that they are told through drama jack- difference that they are told through drama jack could i difference that they are told i through drama jack could hone difference that they are told - through drama jack could hone in on the issues _ through drama jack could hone in on the issues that _ through drama jack could hone in on the issues that were _ through drama jack could hone in on the issues that were very— through drama jack could hone in on the issues that were very importantl the issues that were very important to him _ the issues that were very important to him at— the issues that were very important to him at the— the issues that were very important to him. at the same _ the issues that were very important to him. at the same time, - the issues that were very important to him. at the same time, people i the issues that were very important i to him. at the same time, people can see themselves — to him. at the same time, people can see themselves reflected _ to him. at the same time, people can see themselves reflected back- see themselves reflected back through— see themselves reflected back through the _ see themselves reflected back through the screen, _ see themselves reflected back through the screen, run - see themselves reflected back| through the screen, run makes see themselves reflected back- through the screen, run makes people sit up _ through the screen, run makes people sit up and _ through the screen, run makes people sit up and listen — through the screen, run makes people sit up and listen. infe— through the screen, run makes people sit up and listen.— sit up and listen. we have a great ower in sit up and listen. we have a great power in the _ sit up and listen. we have a great power in the stories _ sit up and listen. we have a great power in the stories we _ sit up and listen. we have a great power in the stories we can - sit up and listen. we have a great power in the stories we can tell. sit up and listen. we have a great power in the stories we can tell in terms _ power in the stories we can tell in terms of— power in the stories we can tell in terms of how we can educate people, and you _ terms of how we can educate people, and you can _ terms of how we can educate people, and you can show people sides of life that _ and you can show people sides of life that they might never personally experienced before, and it can _ personally experienced before, and it can create this new—found empathy. _ it can create this new—found empathy, so i feel like we are able to offer— empathy, so i feel like we are able to offer a _ empathy, so i feel like we are able to offer a voice to families with similar— to offer a voice to families with similar experiences, it is a beautiful— similar experiences, it is a beautiful thing.— similar experiences, it is a beautiful thing. best of luck toni . ht beautiful thing. best of luck tonight and _ beautiful thing. best of luck tonight and your _ beautiful thing. best of luck| tonight and your categories, beautiful thing. best of luck. tonight and your categories, i beautiful thing. best of luck- tonight and your categories, i hope

you enjoy yourfirst tonight and your categories, i hope you enjoy your first bafta. stay with us because i think we might get the chance to talk to david holmes. you are live on bbc news. it is a very good podcast, i wasn't about to that, for people who don't know your story, you are a fabulous stunt person on most of the harry potter films until you are badly injured, this documentary tells very honestly and straightforwardly your story, your friendship with daniel radcliffe, what does it mean to you to get this bafta nomination? it would be lovely, i am to get this bafta nomination? it would be lovely, lam in to get this bafta nomination? it would be lovely, i am in the only

stunt— would be lovely, i am in the only stunt performer here tonight, kind of says— stunt performer here tonight, kind of says something, doesn't it? it goes _ of says something, doesn't it? it goes to— of says something, doesn't it? it goes to show that stories about people — goes to show that stories about people made by people are never going _ people made by people are never going to — people made by people are never going to be replaced by an algorithm, so i am just very proud to be _ algorithm, so i am just very proud to be here. — algorithm, so i am just very proud to be here, to represent my documentary for the people are committed to time, the craft towards it, committed to time, the craft towards it. making _ committed to time, the craft towards it, making sure my legacy on film is not me _ it, making sure my legacy on film is not me has— it, making sure my legacy on film is not me has a — it, making sure my legacy on film is not me has a matt 15 years ago, but to step _ not me has a matt 15 years ago, but to step up _ not me has a matt 15 years ago, but to step up and say something for the standard _ to step up and say something for the standard community, i believe it's my duty— standard community, i believe it's my duty tonight. it bit of a shame that there — my duty tonight. it bit of a shame that there are no other stunt performers here tonight, and that we don't have _ performers here tonight, and that we don't have a — performers here tonight, and that we don't have a category, but i am only here for— don't have a category, but i am only here for the — don't have a category, but i am only here for the grace of my care team, the caregivers in society, the nhs, and i_ the caregivers in society, the nhs, and i should be thanking those. i have _ and i should be thanking those. i have an — and i should be thanking those. i have an amazing crew of people that i have an amazing crew of people that i made _ have an amazing crew of people that i made a _ have an amazing crew of people that i made a beautiful film about me, and every— i made a beautiful film about me, and every day i get very positive messages — and every day i get very positive messages on my social media and how

it has— messages on my social media and how it has affected people in a nice way. _ it has affected people in a nice way. so — it has affected people in a nice way, so even i have not seen it myself. — way, so even i have not seen it myself. i— way, so even i have not seen it myself, i am way, so even i have not seen it myself, lam not way, so even i have not seen it myself, i am not ready to look back yet, myself, i am not ready to look back yet. i_ myself, i am not ready to look back yet. i know — myself, i am not ready to look back yet. i know it — myself, i am not ready to look back yet, i know it is doing wonderful things— yet, i know it is doing wonderful things in— yet, i know it is doing wonderful things in the world, so i could not be prouder~ — things in the world, so i could not be prouder. glad to represent the standard — be prouder. glad to represent the standard community and the disabled community and all the people who contributed to my phone.- community and all the people who contributed to my phone. always a leasure, contributed to my phone. always a pleasure, david, _ contributed to my phone. always a pleasure, david, best _ contributed to my phone. always a pleasure, david, best of _ contributed to my phone. always a pleasure, david, best of luck- contributed to my phone. always a pleasure, david, best of luck this i pleasure, david, best of luck this evening. pleasure, david, best of luck this evenina. . ~ pleasure, david, best of luck this evening._ that - pleasure, david, best of luck this evening._ that was - pleasure, david, best of luck this i evening._ that was david evening. take care. that was david holmes, evening. take care. that was david holmes. the _ evening. take care. that was david holmes, the central— evening. take care. that was david holmes, the central character- evening. take care. that was david holmes, the central character in i evening. take care. that was david holmes, the central character in it| holmes, the central character in it the documentary. we are hoping to get david tennant here. david! david! david! yes, we can get david tennant. how are you? bier? tennant. how are you? very good, es. tennant. how are you? very good, yes. live. _ tennant. how are you? very good, yes- live. how— tennant. how are you? very good, yes. live, how exciting. _ tennant. how are you? very good, yes. live, how exciting. having- tennant. how are you? very good, i yes. live, how exciting. having done hamlet at the _ yes. live, how exciting. having done hamlet at the asc— yes. live, how exciting. having done hamlet at the rsc and _ yes. live, how exciting. having done hamlet at the rsc and things - yes. live, how exciting. having done hamlet at the rsc and things like i hamlet at the rsc and things like that, you are not used to live tv. as long as you don't ask me anything tricky. _ as long as you don't ask me anything tricky. i— as long as you don't ask me anything tricky. i am _

as long as you don't ask me anything tricky, i am fine with that. your first ltafta _ tricky, i am fine with that. your first bafta nomination, - tricky, i am fine with that. your first bafta nomination, how- tricky, i am fine with that. your first bafta nomination, how can tricky, i am fine with that. il'f7l.“ first bafta nomination, how can that be? �* , first bafta nomination, how can that be?�* , , first bafta nomination, how can that be? , be? because nobody has ever offered before. i be? because nobody has ever offered before- i am — be? because nobody has ever offered before. i am very _ be? because nobody has ever offered before. i am very glad _ be? because nobody has ever offered before. i am very glad to _ be? because nobody has ever offered before. i am very glad to be - be? because nobody has ever offered before. i am very glad to be here, - before. i am very glad to be here, it is great — before. i am very glad to be here, it is great-— before. i am very glad to be here, itisureat. , , . ., it is great. good omens has such a hue fan it is great. good omens has such a huge fan base. _ it is great. good omens has such a huge fan base, what _ it is great. good omens has such a huge fan base, what has _ it is great. good omens has such a huge fan base, what has it - it is great. good omens has such a huge fan base, what has it been i it is great. good omens has such a. huge fan base, what has it been like being associated with it? it has been a real— being associated with it? it has been a realjoy. _ being associated with it? it has been a realjoy, i _ being associated with it? it has been a realjoy, i did _ being associated with it? it has been a realjoy, i did not- being associated with it? it has been a realjoy, i did not know| being associated with it? it has i been a realjoy, i did not know the world _ been a realjoy, i did not know the world of— been a realjoy, i did not know the world of good omens until i was offered the part, it has been a great — offered the part, it has been a great journey offered the part, it has been a greatjourney ofjoy and offered the part, it has been a great journey ofjoy and discovery to find _ great journey ofjoy and discovery to find the — great journey ofjoy and discovery to find the people who love this book— to find the people who love this book so— to find the people who love this book so much, try not to break it when _ book so much, try not to break it when trans- _ book so much, try not to break it when trans— it onto the screen, it has been — when trans— it onto the screen, it has been a — when trans— it onto the screen, it has been a real privilege actually. is has been a real privilege actually. is that _ has been a real privilege actually. is that very— has been a real privilege actually. is that very gratifying to you, the fact that the hard—core fans that have a lovely story for so long have really appreciated what you and martin have done with this? absolutely, when something is so beloved _ absolutely, when something is so beloved and has existed in another format _ beloved and has existed in another format for— beloved and has existed in another format for years and years, and then you try— format for years and years, and then you try to— format for years and years, and then you try to make the transition onto the screen. — you try to make the transition onto the screen, it could have gone very badly— the screen, it could have gone very badly wrong. i'm sure some people think— badly wrong. i'm sure some people think it's _ badly wrong. i'm sure some people think it's dead, but most of the fans— think it's dead, but most of the fans seem _ think it's dead, but most of the fans seem to have been very kind.

you made — fans seem to have been very kind. you made a — fans seem to have been very kind. you made a brief return, of course, as the fourteenth doctor, you can now put up your feet and watch the new doctor who. i did now put up your feet and watch the new doctor who.— new doctor who. i did not say yesterday _ new doctor who. i did not say yesterday i — new doctor who. i did not say yesterday i was _ new doctor who. i did not say yesterday i was filming, - new doctor who. i did not say yesterday i was filming, but i yesterday i was filming, but who does not love you doctor who? they have told _ does not love you doctor who? they have told me nothing.— have told me nothing. thanks very much, have told me nothing. thanks very much. david- _ have told me nothing. thanks very much, david. i— have told me nothing. thanks very much, david. ithink— have told me nothing. thanks very much, david. i think we _ have told me nothing. thanks very much, david. i think we will- have told me nothing. thanks very much, david. i think we will go - much, david. i think we will go back to colin for the time being, and will come back when we have somebody else. ., ., , . will come back when we have somebody else. :, . :, ., ., else. fantastic. congratulations, lizo, else. fantastic. congratulations, lizo. three _ else. fantastic. congratulations, lizo. three in — else. fantastic. congratulations, lizo, three in a _ else. fantastic. congratulations, lizo, three in a row, _ else. fantastic. congratulations, lizo, three in a row, and - else. fantastic. congratulations, | lizo, three in a row, and crucially bought me time to apply more fact 50 as well. —— factor 50. back to lizo again, who have you got now? we

as well. -- factor 50. back to lizo again, who have you got now? we are “oined b again, who have you got now? we are joined by harriet _ again, who have you got now? we are joined by harriet walter, _ again, who have you got now? we are joined by harriet walter, one - again, who have you got now? we are joined by harriet walter, one of- again, who have you got now? we are joined by harriet walter, one of the i joined by harriet walter, one of the stars of succession come up for best supporting actress. how does it feel to get this nomination? lbs, bit to get this nomination? a bit unreal, to get this nomination? a bit unreal. l _ to get this nomination? a bit unreal, i don't _ to get this nomination? a bit unreal, i don't feel _ to get this nomination? a bit unreal, i don't feel my - to get this nomination? a bit. unreal, i don't feel my character to get this nomination? a bit unreal, i don't feel my character is very supporting, she is horrible, but it— very supporting, she is horrible, but it is— very supporting, she is horrible, but it is not— very supporting, she is horrible, but it is not a huge part, so it is very— but it is not a huge part, so it is very honouring to be in that category. _ very honouring to be in that category, because it is really not a bil category, because it is really not a big part _ category, because it is really not a big part it— category, because it is really not a big part. it is a part that has been beautifully— big part. it is a part that has been beautifully written and has a lot of impact. _ beautifully written and has a lot of impact, and it is absolutely great to play — impact, and it is absolutely great to play it — impact, and it is absolutely great to play. it is a big bonus for me. why— to play. it is a big bonus for me. why do— to play. it is a big bonus for me. why do people love succession so much? a lot of them are not very nice, are they? much? a lot of them are not very nice. are they?— much? a lot of them are not very nice, are they? they are not, but it is notjust — nice, are they? they are not, but it is notjust about _ nice, are they? they are not, but it is notjust about the _ nice, are they? they are not, but it is notjust about the characters, i nice, are they? they are not, but it is notjust about the characters, itl is notjust about the characters, it is notjust about the characters, it is about— is notjust about the characters, it is about the — is notjust about the characters, it is about the writing comedy writing is about the writing comedy writing is so surprising, you find that

despite — is so surprising, you find that despite everything, you find some kind of— despite everything, you find some kind of principle because they are human— kind of principle because they are human beings, it sort of relates to them _ human beings, it sort of relates to them on _ human beings, it sort of relates to them on a — human beings, it sort of relates to them on a very human level, son's wanting _ them on a very human level, son's wanting their father's approval, or brothers— wanting their father's approval, or brothers thinking the other one has got it made and they are being left out, got it made and they are being left out. so _ got it made and they are being left out, so that level people get into it, out, so that level people get into it. but _ out, so that level people get into it. but also — out, so that level people get into it, but also the plots are just completely brilliant. the writing is brilliant. _ completely brilliant. the writing is brilliant. i— completely brilliant. the writing is brilliant, i think that is what makes — brilliant, i think that is what makes it— brilliant, i think that is what makes it different.— brilliant, i think that is what makes it different. actors always sa this, makes it different. actors always say this. but _ makes it different. actors always say this, but as _ makes it different. actors always say this, but as this _ makes it different. actors always say this, but as this one - makes it different. actors always say this, but as this one of - makes it different. actors always say this, but as this one of the l say this, but as this one of the occasions where you get a script and it is justjoyful to read, it isjustjoyful to read, genuinely? i it isjust joyful to read, genuinely?— it isjust joyful to read, ienuinel ? :, it is just joyful to read, ienuinel? :, ., genuinely? i would say you always know when your _ genuinely? i would say you always know when your script doesn't - genuinely? i would say you always i know when your script doesn't going to work. _ know when your script doesn't going to work. i_ know when your script doesn't going to work, ijust watched the pilot which _ to work, ijust watched the pilot which is — to work, ijust watched the pilot which is quite a ways and we knowing it was— which is quite a ways and we knowing it was going — which is quite a ways and we knowing it was going to succeed, so they sent— it was going to succeed, so they sent me — it was going to succeed, so they sent me the pilot, and i thought, right. _ sent me the pilot, and i thought, right. keep — sent me the pilot, and i thought, right, keep me on board. harriet, thank ou right, keep me on board. harriet, thank you so _ right, keep me on board. harriet, thank you so much, _ right, keep me on board. harriet, i thank you so much, congratulations and best of luck tonight.— thank you so much, congratulations

and best of luck tonight. thank you. what a great — and best of luck tonight. thank you. what a great story, _ and best of luck tonight. thank you. what a great story, 72 _ and best of luck tonight. thank you. what a great story, 72 years - and best of luck tonight. thank you. what a great story, 72 years old - what a great story, 72 years old and her first bafta nomination, what a great story, 72 years old and herfirst bafta nomination, and in two such love shows, not only in succession, which she is nominated for, but also ted lasso. advise succession, which she is nominated for, but also ted lasso.— for, but also ted lasso. also if us nomination _ for, but also ted lasso. also if us nomination for _ for, but also ted lasso. also if us nomination for david _ for, but also ted lasso. also if us nomination for david tennant. .. i nomination for david tennant... sorry to interrupt you, we are going straight back to lizo. i am sorry to interrupt you, we are going straight back to lizo._ straight back to lizo. i am “oined here by sieve fl straight back to lizo. i am “oined here by steve coogan, _ straight back to lizo. i am joined here by steve coogan, the - straight back to lizo. i am joined here by steve coogan, the star i straight back to lizo. i am joined | here by steve coogan, the star of the dark and disturbing drama about jimmy savile. did you have reservations about taking on the part? reservations about taking on the art? . reservations about taking on the art? , ., , ., , ' . part? yes, it was a very difficult decision to _ part? yes, it was a very difficult decision to take _ part? yes, it was a very difficult decision to take on _ part? yes, it was a very difficult decision to take on the - part? yes, it was a very difficult decision to take on the role - part? yes, it was a very difficult decision to take on the role of. part? yes, it was a very difficult i decision to take on the role of that predator. — decision to take on the role of that predator, but all the people around me that _ predator, but all the people around me that a _ predator, but all the people around me that a very professionaljob, the bbc were _

me that a very professionaljob, the bbc were very careful to make sure the production was done with the cooperation of some of the survivors. _ cooperation of some of the survivors, who participated in the programme, and every step of the way. _ programme, and every step of the way. we _ programme, and every step of the way, we have the best people, making sure the _ way, we have the best people, making sure the decisions were taken carefully~ _ sure the decisions were taken carefully. i think in the end, it all paid — carefully. i think in the end, it all paid off, that was the right thing to— all paid off, that was the right thing to do for the bbc to make this show _ thing to do for the bbc to make this show. ~ , . thing to do for the bbc to make this show. ~ , , ., ., show. why is it important to tell stories like _ show. why is it important to tell stories like that? _ show. why is it important to tell stories like that? because - show. why is it important to tell. stories like that? because although it miiht stories like that? because although it might have been _ stories like that? because although it might have been talked _ stories like that? because although it might have been talked about. stories like that? because although it might have been talked about in l it might have been talked about in terms _ it might have been talked about in terms of— it might have been talked about in terms of the press, to understand how something like that is allowed to happen, and how people may unwittingly enable a predator like this, unwittingly enable a predator like this. you — unwittingly enable a predator like this, you have to look at the story as a whole — this, you have to look at the story as a whole and see how an individual like us _ as a whole and see how an individual like us operates. and you can only do that. _ like us operates. and you can only do that, really, with a drama, can -et do that, really, with a drama, can get inside — do that, really, with a drama, can get inside events that ofjournals and sometimes cannot. sol get inside events that ofjournals and sometimes cannot. so i think that is— and sometimes cannot. so i think that is why— and sometimes cannot. so i think that is why it is an important

story. — that is why it is an important story. a _ that is why it is an important story, a difficult one but on balance it is always better to talk about _ balance it is always better to talk about things than to not talk about things _ about things than to not talk about thins. :, , about things than to not talk about thins. :,, , . about things than to not talk about thins. , . ., ., ., things. the post office drama also an example _ things. the post office drama also an example of _ things. the post office drama also an example of that, _ things. the post office drama also an example of that, all— things. the post office drama also an example of that, all in - things. the post office drama also an example of that, all in the - an example of that, all in the public domain but the drama brings it into the public consciousness. the role always people who would rather _ the role always people who would rather you — the role always people who would rather you did not talk about things — rather you did not talk about things. there wasn't much pushback for that— things. there wasn't much pushback for that when it was announced, there was— for that when it was announced, there was with the reckoning because some people thought it might be exploitative in some way. comedy fact that _ exploitative in some way. comedy fact that i — exploitative in some way. comedy fact that i have an acknowledgement this evening is testament to that, and all— this evening is testament to that, and all things told, it is better it was made. _ and all things told, it is better it was made, if itv have made this programme and not the bbc, they

would _ programme and not the bbc, they would have gotten more flat, so i think— would have gotten more flat, so i think they— would have gotten more flat, so i think they made the right decision. thank— think they made the right decision. thank you — think they made the right decision. thank you very much for your time, steve, i hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. we are going to see if we can get stephen merchant. so many people coming in. let's have stephen merchant first, stephen, sorry to keep you waiting, you are here giving out an award today, best drama, lots of terrific stuff this year. drama, lots of terrific stuff this ear. : . drama, lots of terrific stuff this ear, �* , :, :. drama, lots of terrific stuff this ear, �*, .,, drama, lots of terrific stuff this year-_ drama i drama, lots of terrific stuff this - year._ drama gets so year. as good as ever. drama gets so much of the _ year. as good as ever. drama gets so much of the attention, _ year. as good as ever. drama gets so much of the attention, but _ year. as good as ever. drama gets so much of the attention, but are we - much of the attention, but are we seeing enough good strong comedy coming through?— coming through? loads of terrific comed , coming through? loads of terrific comedy. it _ coming through? loads of terrific comedy. it is _ coming through? loads of terrific comedy, it isjust _ coming through? loads of terrific comedy, it isjust so _ coming through? loads of terrific comedy, it isjust so hard - coming through? loads of terrific comedy, it isjust so hard now. coming through? loads of terrific comedy, it isjust so hard now i i comedy, it isjust so hard now i think— comedy, it isjust so hard now i think to — comedy, it isjust so hard now i think to grab an audience in the way that you _ think to grab an audience in the way that you was to with a show like 0nly— that you was to with a show like only fools — that you was to with a show like only fools and horses or dare i say it the _ only fools and horses or dare i say it the office. i would love to see a

comedy _ it the office. i would love to see a comedy drama category, because then a shirt— comedy drama category, because then a shirt like _ comedy drama category, because then a shirt like the outlaws can slot into that — a shirt like the outlaws can slot into that quite nicely. how hopeful are ou into that quite nicely. how hopeful are you that _ into that quite nicely. how hopeful are you that this _ into that quite nicely. how hopeful are you that this might _ into that quite nicely. how hopeful are you that this might happen? i are you that this might happen? there is people are pushing for it there. _ there is people are pushing for it there. we — there is people are pushing for it there, we are doing a new series soon. _ there, we are doing a new series soon. it— there, we are doing a new series soon, it would be lovely to see it represented, because even half hour show are _ represented, because even half hour show are sometimes not the classic comedies. — show are sometimes not the classic comedies, they are more comedy dramas. — comedies, they are more comedy dramas. i— comedies, they are more comedy dramas, i would like to see that represented. dramas, i would like to see that represented-— represented. anyone you're particularly _ represented. anyone you're particularly hoping - represented. anyone you're particularly hoping to - represented. anyone you're particularly hoping to win i represented. anyone you're - particularly hoping to win tonight, supporting, chewing on? ii i particularly hoping to win tonight, supporting, chewing on?- supporting, chewing on? if! pick one, i supporting, chewing on? if! pick one. i have _ supporting, chewing on? if! pick one. i have to — supporting, chewing on? if! pick one, i have to pickle _ supporting, chewing on? if! pick one, i have to pickle them, - supporting, chewing on? if! pick one, i have to pickle them, they| supporting, chewing on? if i pick. one, i have to pickle them, they are all people _ one, i have to pickle them, they are all people i— one, i have to pickle them, they are all people i might want to work with sunday. _ all people i might want to work with sunday. i— all people i might want to work with sunday, i don't want to alienate anybody~ — sunday, i don't want to alienate anybody. good luck to everybody. stephen _ anybody. good luck to everybody. stephen merchant, thank you. back to you, colin. stephen merchant, thank you. back to ou, colin. : :, �* ,, you, colin. anton du beke right behind us. _

you, colin. anton du beke right behind us, running _ you, colin. anton du beke right behind us, running off- you, colin. anton du beke right behind us, running off -- - you, colin. anton du beke right behind us, running off -- ant i you, colin. anton du beke right. behind us, running off -- ant and behind us, running off —— ant and dec. use live on the red carpet for some reason at the 70th tv bafta awards. i am joined some reason at the 70th tv bafta awards. iamjoined by some reason at the 70th tv bafta awards. i am joined by these two people. every time we start speaking, lizo apps and other a—list and we have to go back to him. let's go for a quick question. brute and we have to go back to him. let's go for a quick question.— go for a quick question. we have a iuestion go for a quick question. we have a question from _ go for a quick question. we have a question from jess, _ go for a quick question. we have a question from jess, what - go for a quick question. we have a question from jess, what will - go for a quick question. we have a question from jess, what will be i question from jess, what will be favourite — question from jess, what will be favourite reality tv moments from this year? — favourite reality tv moments from this ear? :, , , ,, ., this year? probably squid game, that was a really big _ this year? probably squid game, that was a really big programme, - this year? probably squid game, that was a really big programme, also - was a really big programme, also race across the world, a huge

storyline. race across the world, a huge sto line. 1. : ~ race across the world, a huge sto line. 1, . ,, :, :, race across the world, a huge storyline._ lots i race across the world, a huge storyline._ lots of| storyline. back to lizo. lots of --eole storyline. back to lizo. lots of people coming _ storyline. back to lizo. lots of people coming through - storyline. back to lizo. lots of people coming through now, i storyline. back to lizo. lots of l people coming through now, the latest is jack loudon, one of the stars of slow horses, one of many people is my favourite shows. —— jack lowden. it people is my favourite shows. -- jack lowden-_ people is my favourite shows. -- jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream world, to jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream world. to be _ jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream world, to be honest, _ jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream world, to be honest, the - jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream world, to be honest, the fact - jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream world, to be honest, the fact we i jack lowden. it is a bit of a dream i world, to be honest, the fact we are still making — world, to be honest, the fact we are still making the show is great, the fact that _ still making the show is great, the fact that we know it works, going back— fact that we know it works, going back to _ fact that we know it works, going back to work knowing that people love it _ back to work knowing that people love it. ~ , :,, :, back to work knowing that people love it. ~ , :, , :, back to work knowing that people love it. , :, ~ love it. why do people love it? and is the spice — love it. why do people love it? and is the spice of _ love it. why do people love it? and is the spice of theoretically - love it. why do people love it? and is the spice of theoretically are - is the spice of theoretically are just not very good. i is the spice of theoretically are just not very good.— is the spice of theoretically are just not very good. i think because it is ultimately _ just not very good. i think because it is ultimately a _ just not very good. i think because it is ultimately a sort _ just not very good. i think because it is ultimately a sort of— just not very good. i think because it is ultimately a sort of work- it is ultimately a sort of work -based — it is ultimately a sort of work —based drama comedy, everyone can relate _ —based drama comedy, everyone can relate to— —based drama comedy, everyone can relate to that, everyone can relate to having — relate to that, everyone can relate to having a — relate to that, everyone can relate to having a terrible boss, everyone can relate — to having a terrible boss, everyone can relate to not missing out a promotion, so i think that is from way at the — promotion, so i think that is from way at the core of it.— way at the core of it. what do we have next — way at the core of it. what do we have next in _ way at the core of it. what do we have next in store _ way at the core of it. what do we have next in store for _ way at the core of it. what do we have next in store for river? -

way at the core of it. what do we have next in store for river? hel way at the core of it. what do we i have next in store for river? he has already been through the wringer in the first two series. i already been through the wringer in the first two series.— the first two series. i can go into too much _ the first two series. i can go into too much detail, _ the first two series. i can go into too much detail, but _ the first two series. i can go into too much detail, but nothing - the first two series. i can go into i too much detail, but nothing good will happen to him, he will be in a continual— will happen to him, he will be in a continual eye roll forever. not will happen to him, he will be in a continual eye roll forever.- continual eye roll forever. not as bad as freddie _ continual eye roll forever. not as bad as freddie foxy _ continual eye roll forever. not as bad as freddie foxy was - continual eye roll forever. not as bad as freddie foxy was on - continual eye roll forever. not as bad as freddie foxy was on the l bad as freddie foxy was on the carpet and. jack, thank you so much, best of luck. that's where we're going to leave our coverage of of the bafta television awards for now. we'll get more action from the team on the red carpet in the next hour. or if you want to watch the coverage online, you can head to bbc iplayer, and see who our correspondents will catch up with next. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. the skies may look a little threatening where you are today, that is certainly not the case everywhere, but storms are building across western parts of the uk. the warmer and sunnier weather will be further to the east across the country. let's see what is happening then in the second half of the afternoon.

showers will be breaking out across more western parts of scotland but even here they will be quite scattered. the same goes for northern ireland and the same goes for other western parts of the uk. but where they do occur, they won't be very big, they could only be a few miles across. torrential showers may occur and even flash flooding in places. warmer and sunnier weather is reserved for more eastern parts of the uk. this evening, skies will be clear across some parts of the country and there is a chance again of seeing the northern lights, the aurora borealis. the problem is that there will be showers around and of course we are going back to work tomorrow so perhaps we won't be inclined to stay up for too long. here is the forecast for the morning. temperatures into double figures and a distinct weather front with rain approaching. that really sets the scene for the week ahead. it is going to turn a bit cooler and showers are expected. when i say cooler, not a chill in the air, temperatures still above the average it is just not going to be as warm as it has been.

here is the weather front for tomorrow. it is going to be slow—moving so if you are stuck underneath this cloud and rain it may be a pretty miserable afternoon. cooler here, yes, 15—16 celsius, but out toward to the east in the sunshine temperatures will still hover around the lower 20s. for example, across yorkshire and into east anglia. it is a very slow moving weather front and the reason is this area of low pressure has basically parked itself in the south—west of these weather fronts are just rotating around the low, rather than this whole weather system just barrelling across the uk. i think for all of us by the time we get to tuesday, temperatures will be typically in the high teens, which is not far off the average for the time of year. that low will just sit around here until it fizzles out. high pressure will try to build in towards the end of the week, but i think the overall message is one of shower clouds for the week ahead and those temperatures

are still a little on the warm side for the time of the year. that's it from me. thanks for watching.

live from london. this is bbc news israel carries out fresh strikes on gaza, as it tells tens of thousands more palestinians to leave rafah, where military operations are intensifying. meanwhile britain's foreign secretary says restricting arms supplies to israel would not be a wise move and would only play into hamas's hand. the foreign office is investigating a hamas claim — that british—israeli hostage — nadav popple—well — has been killed in gaza. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. israel has told tens of thousands more palestinians to leave rafah and go to al—mawasi, a narrow coastal area which israel calls an "expanded humanitarian zone". it comes as the palestinian health ministry says that eight people have been killed after houses in the central area of the gaza strip were hit.

israel has also sent tanks north of there after a night of heavy