The British Academy Television Awards (BAFTA) celebrated British television’s finest at a ceremony held Sunday at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

Lennie James won Best Leading Actor for his role in the BBC One adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo’s novel, Mr Loverman, while Marisa Abela secured Best Leading Actress for her performance in BBC One’s Industry.

Relive some of the evening’s most memorable moments and speeches in under two minutes.

Video by Sofia Ferreira Santos and Krystyna Gajda

A musician explains his decision to create his own festival, citing dissatisfaction with the current landscape.

TV personality Davina McCall reflects on her return to work, describing it as a pivotal moment.

A filmmaker achieves a historic feat, becoming the first individual to win four Oscars for a single film, including Best Director.

An actor discusses his life in the US, contrasting it with the enduring appeal of his hometown.

Long-running television characters look back on four decades of their show’s history.

An Afrobeats artist receives accolades, winning both the main award and the best international act at an awards ceremony in Newcastle.

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An author discusses adapting her beloved character for a Gen Z audience and addresses speculation about the inspiration for a key character.

The passing of singer and actress Marianne Faithfull at the age of 78 is announced by her spokesperson.

A visual and auditory journey through performances of “The Star-Spangled Banner” since 1961.

Actress Cameron Diaz reflects on her decade-long hiatus from acting, describing it as a transformative period.

An actress reprises her role for a special broadcast celebrating a century of a beloved radio program.

A radio host delivers a heartfelt tribute to a late colleague and friend during a live broadcast.

A long-standing soap opera character bids farewell to the show.

The cast discusses the challenges of filming the first season with a limited budget.

Former bandmates reunite onstage, performing classic songs together.

A radio host becomes emotional after receiving a surprise message from her son during her final show.

A comedian engages in a question-and-answer session with visually impaired children.

The British Academy Television Awards (BAFTA) ceremony, held Sunday at London’s Royal Festival Hall, celebrated the best in British television.

Lennie James received the Leading Actor award for his performance in BBC One’s adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo’s *Mr Loverman*, while Marisa Abela won Leading Actress for her role in BBC One’s *Industry*.

A concise recap of the evening’s highlights and acceptance speeches is available in a short video.

Video by Sofia Ferreira Santos and Krystyna Gajda

A musician explains his motivations for creating a new music festival, citing dissatisfaction with the current landscape.

TV presenter Davina McCall reflects on her return to work, describing it as a pivotal moment.

A filmmaker achieves a historic feat, becoming the first individual to win four Oscars for a single film, including Best Director.

An actor discusses their experiences living in the US, contrasting it with the enduring appeal of their hometown.

A cast reflects on four decades of television history, marking a significant anniversary.

An Afrobeats star achieves international recognition, winning an award at a major music ceremony.

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An author discusses adapting her popular character for a new generation and shares insights into her creative process.

The passing of a renowned singer and actress is announced.

A historical overview of a patriotic song’s performances, spanning several decades.

An actress reflects positively on her extended career break.

An actress’s return to a beloved radio program marks a significant anniversary for the show.

A radio personality shares a heartfelt tribute to a deceased colleague.

A long-running television character bids farewell.

A cast shares anecdotes about the challenges of early production.

Former bandmates reunite for a memorable performance.

An emotional moment occurs on a radio broadcast.

A comedian engages in a Q&A session with young viewers.

The British Academy Television Awards (BAFTA) celebrated British television’s finest at a ceremony held Sunday at London’s Royal Festival Hall.

Lennie James received the Leading Actor award for his role in the BBC One adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo’s Mr Loverman, while Marisa Abela won Leading Actress for her performance in BBC One’s Industry.

Relive some of the evening’s most memorable moments and speeches in under two minutes.

Video by Sofia Ferreira Santos and Krystyna Gajda

From Quentin Tarantino to Bella Hadid, celebrities graced the red carpet at the 78th Cannes Film Festival in the South of France.

A musician and singer explains his decision to launch his own festival, citing dissatisfaction with the current landscape.

TV presenter Davina McCall reflects on her return to work, describing it as “the final piece of the jigsaw.”

A baker makes history, becoming the first person to win four Oscars for a single film, including Best Director.

A Greenock-born actor shares his perspective on life in the US, emphasizing his enduring fondness for his hometown.

The actors portraying Ian, Cindy, Tracey, and Alfie offer a retrospective on 40 years of television history.

An Afrobeats star claims both the best international act award at the Newcastle ceremony.

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Author Helen Fielding discusses introducing her heroine to a Gen Z audience and the inspiration behind Bridget’s Darcy.

Singer and actress Marianne Faithfull passed away at the age of 78, her spokesperson announced.

A visual and auditory journey through renditions of “The Star-Spangled Banner” since 1961, showcasing diverse performers from a Mormon choir to Beyoncé.

Actress Cameron Diaz reflects on her decade-long retirement, calling it “the best 10 years” of her life.

Actress Ruth Jones reprised her role in a special BBC Radio 4 broadcast celebrating the Shipping Forecast’s centennial.

Bob Harris, speaking live on BBC Radio 2, pays tribute to a late colleague and friend.

A long-standing character from Coronation Street bids farewell to Weatherfield.

The cast recalls a memorable challenge faced during the first series’ production with a limited budget.

Former bandmates shared a hug at a London gig before performing classic Beatles songs together.

Zoe Ball becomes emotional after receiving a surprise message from her son during her final Radio 2 Breakfast show.