All you need to know about the glitziest night in UK film.
The drama about the HIV epidemic is up for 11 awards including best leading actor, best leading actress and best mini-series.
Everything you need to know about this year's Baftas.
The US star is a nominee herself.
The Australian actor will preside over the ceremony.
The TV presenter admits he is fuming he has never won a Bafta award.
The 'Kidulthood' star felt lost and shunned by Hollywood after winning the Bafta Rising Star Award in 2012.
The decision was made following accusations against 'outstanding contribution' winner, Noel Clarke.
Friday Night Dinner's Paul Ritter has been given a posthumous BAFTA TV Award nomination.
The awards will be handed out in June.
Call The Midwife star Judy Parfitt makes claim about why the hit BBC show has never been nominated for Best drama at the Baftas.
Former Bond girl Dame Diana Rigg passed away in September after a distinguished career on the big and small screens.
The Crown's Vanessa Kirby reacts to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's revelation that they have seen the Netflix series.
The Hollywood star also discussed the future of cinema.
The ceremony was held online on Sunday night.
The presenter took her own life in February.
Chernobyl is the biggest nominee for the TV and craft gongs combined.
A look at who had a great evening and who had a not-so-great one.
Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield's relationship became famously frosty towards the end of their tenure presenting This Morning together in the late 2000s.
The star made an appearance at the event to raise awareness for mitochondrial disease.
The comedian made a surprise appearance at the charity screening of brand new Car Share.
The duo were nominated for both Saturday Night Takeaway and Britain's Got Talent.
Everyone was surprised by Stormzy's nomination - most of all the grime artist himself.
This year you are invited to join the BAFTA panel with a special award voted by YOU the public. Writer and columnist Caitlin Moran was on the panel picking the shortlist for Must See Moment of the year and this week we caught up with her to hear how they whittled it down to these six mega telly moments. Caitlin says: “When I first reviewed Game Of Thrones I gave it the biggest kicking.
Stephen Mangan hosted the awards, held at The Brewery in London, and opened proceedings with a speech celebrating our re-aquaintance in 2016 of a few old favourites, from The X Files and Cold Feet to rampant xenophobia and the threat of nuclear armageddon. Anything fronted by David Attenborough is quality assured, so there’s no surprise to find that his must-see programmes scooped three awards: Sound, Factual for Planet Earth II, The Great Barrier Reef Dive winning Digital Creativity and Planet Earth II taking Photography, Factual – a somewhat foregone conclusion since all four nominees were from the series! ‘Cities’ was the most acclaimed episode. The Night Manager – with all parties involved up for doing a series 2 – was the first double winner of the evening, taking the Editing, Fiction Award along with Sound, Fiction.