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Ant and Dec win Baftas nobody else entered
TV News | Ed Williamson | 21st May 2014
In an astonishing category sweep on Monday night, Ant and Dec went home with two Bafta awards: one for Best TV Presenter Duo From The Greater Tyne-Tees Area and one for Best Two People Who Often Stand Near Each Other. "We are delighted," said AntDec. "It was a shame to miss out on Most Obvious Beneficiaries Of The Viewing Public's Low Expectations, but you can't win them all." They were later hit in pubs.
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Sherlock sticks BAFTA in pipe, smokes it
TV News | Ed Williamson | 23rd May 2011
One thing I like about the BAFTA TV Awards is how none of them is called 'Best'� anything. What's more British than that? It's like sports day when the kid who turned up with no kit and had to run in his pants still got a prize because everyone's supposed to get treated the same. If that kid were here today and not strung out on glue in a car park stairwell somewhere, he'd tell you the BAFTA TV Awards 2011 winners are all after the jump.
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The King's Speech wins lots of B-B-BAFTAs
Movie News | Matt | 13th February 2011
Of course it does. It's probably the most BAFTA-ish film ever made. In more news, next year's awards will be called the 'Colin Firths'. Details of all the wins after the jump.
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2011 BAFTA noms for your consumption
Movie News | Luke | 18th January 2011
It's Tuesday, it's lunchtime - that means it's time to throw your sandwich on the floor in disgust, as your favourite director/actor/hair stylist gets passed over for this year's British Academy of Film & Television Arts awards.
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Winners of the 2010 Bafta awards
Movie News | Matt | 22nd February 2010
The Baftas are either a good indication of next month's Academy Award achievers, or just a watered-down version of the Oscars that holds no interest for people outside of the UK. *adopts cheery newscaster voice* Here are the winners!
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