Baftas 2017
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Letters: I, Daniel Blake captures a sickening reality most people don’t want to see
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Editorial: Most winners were a bit political, but only Ken Loach delivered an unequivocal message
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A night that saw big wins for Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake, Manchester By the Sea and La La Land, while the Bafta fellowship was awarded to Mel Brooks
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Ken Loach, Viola Davis and Emma Stone were among the award-winners at this year’s British Academy film awards
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Trousers walk it on Bafta's red-carpet style parade
Jess Cartner-Morley Fashion editorFrom Emma Stone to Meryl Streep, conventional dresses were out, with a ‘drouser’ the garment of choice for the politically and fashion conscious
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Debate over bias towards actors from a privileged background persists as London rolls out the red carpet
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Corporation says it will do its best to reflect the essence of any speeches made when it edits show for broadcast
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With La La Land, Nocturnal Animals and I, Daniel Blake squaring up for this weekend’s Bafta film awards, place your bets for the big winners
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One of America’s great comics for the past 60 years, the maker of films Blazing Saddles and The Producers talks about why he can’t take the president seriously – and the White House sidekicks that are no laughing matter
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Exclusive: Boss at Newcastle agency shown in Ken Loach hit criticises how it is portrayed but director says film was fair
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The actor and director of The Producers says he is ‘not overwhelmed but definitely whelmed’ by lifetime achievement award
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Study finds that an environment of ‘fitting in’ and ‘who you know’ remains major barrier to increasing diversity
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Film awards season is gathering pace, so we’re taking a moment to look back and salute Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando for livening up ceremonies without even being there and Miss Piggy for owning the red carpet
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Movie musical continues impressive awards season with 14 nods, Moonlight and Arrival trail with eight and #OscarsSoWhite controversy averted – this year at least
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Diversity debate rages as non-white actors and directors miss out while Bafta CEO points to stiff competition in strong year and defends British focus
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La La Land, Arrival and Nocturnal Animals are worthy multiple nominees but a single nod for Andrea Arnold’s zeitgeist-surfing drama is disappointing
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The full list of films nominated for this year’s leading British film awards
About 37 results for Baftas 2017
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Box office analysis: UK Lego Batman stacks up ahead of Fifty Shades Darker at UK box office