The Entertainment Programme category was announced by Skins star Hoult and Ashes to Ashes actress Hawes (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray - more images available from Camera Press, www.camerapress.com). Nicholas Hoult and Keeley Hawes http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-hoult-kawes-1323.jpg Harry Hill's TV Burp claims its second BAFTA of the night (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Entertainment Programme http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-ent-prog-1324.jpg Waking the Dead star Trevor Eve presenting the Single Drama BAFTA (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Trevor Eve http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-trevor-eve-1325.jpg Tony Marchant collects the Single Drama Award for The Mark of Cain (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Single Drama http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-single-drama-1326.jpg Hot Fuzz and Spaced star Simon Pegg introducing the Comedy Performance BAFTA (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Simon Pegg http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-simon-pegg-1328.jpg A delighted James Corden celebrates his BAFTA win for his role as Smithy in the BBC comedy Gavin & Stacey (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Comedy Performance http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-james-corden-1327.jpg The husband and wife presenters of Location, Location announcing the Factual Series category (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Phil Spencer and Kirsty Allsopp http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-spencer-allsopp-1329.jpg The team behind The Tower: A Tale of Two Cities compose themselves onstage before accepting the Factual Series Award (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Factual Series http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-factual-series-1330.jpg Legendary British actor John Hurt presented this year's Special Award presented for “outstanding creative contribution to television” (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). John Hurt http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-john-hurt-1331.jpg Pioneering film maker Paul Watson declared his love for the Academy on receiving the Special Award (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Special Award http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-paulwatson-thumbs-1332.jpg Alan Dale, star of 24, Ugly Betty and The O.C. took time out from appearing on stage in Spamalot to present the International Award (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Alan Dale http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-alan-dale-1334.jpg Tim Kring, Milo Ventmimiglia and Adrian Pasnar collected the International Award for Heroes (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). International http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-heroes-1335.jpg The former Eastenders actress and star of The Fixer and Hotel Babylon salutes the Sky+ Audience Award winners (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Tamzin Outhwaite http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-outhwaite-1336.jpg The Gavin & Stacey team celebrate winning the Sky+ Audience Award for Progamme of the year, the only Award voted for by the public (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Sky+ Audience Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-sky-audience-award-1-1339.jpg Silent Witness star Emilia Fox and Television actor Hugh Bonneville presenting the coveted Situation Comedy Award (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Hugh Bonneville and Emilia Fox http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-fox-bonneville-1337.jpg David Mitchell and Robert Webb collect the Situation Comedy BAFTA for Peep Show (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Situation Comedy http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-peep-show-1338.jpg Two-time BAFTA winner Joanna Lumley introduces the prestigious Actor category in a striking orange Escada dress (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Joanna Lumley http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-joanna-lumley-1342.jpg Andrew Garfeild is lost for words as he accepts the Actor BAFTA for his role in the Channel 4 drama Boy A (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Actor http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-garfield-2-1344.jpg The Cape Wrath star announces the winner of the highly-anticipated Actress category (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). David Morrisey http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-david-morrisey-1347.jpg Thirty nine years after her first BAFTA nomination Eileen Atkins claims the Actress Award ahead of co-star Dame Judi Dench for her role in period drama Cranford (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Actress http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-atkins-1-1348.jpg The Have I Got News For You comedian was honoured to introduce the final award of the night to one of his television heroes (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Paul Merton http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-merton-1351.jpg Bruce Forsyth accepted the Academy's highest honour, the Fellowship, for his outstanding contribution to television in a career spanning a remarkable sixty-six years (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray - more images available from Camera Press, www.camerapress.com). Fellow http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-brucie-1350.jpg The Gavin And Stacey stars presented the BAFTA for Comedy Programme. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Joanna Page and Rob Brydon http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-brydon-page-1303.jpg Kayvan Novak (front right), the voice behind Fonejacker, accepts the BAFTA for Comedy Programme. Novak thanked BAFTA for having "good taste" and dedicated the award to one of their researchers. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Comedy Programme http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-fonejacker-1313.jpg Charity Wakefield, looking resplendent in an Escada dress, teamed up with comedian Sanjeev Baskar to present the BAFTA for Interactivity (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Charity Wakefield and Sanjeev Bhaskar http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-wakefield-bhaskar-1304.jpg Linda Paalane, Nathan Mayfield and Tracey Robertson accept the Interactivity BAFTA for their work on Spooks Interactive. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Interactivity http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-interactivity-1305.jpg The Crimewatch presenter announces the winners of the News Coverage category. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Kirsty Young http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/kirstyyoung-news-1306.jpg Penny Chrimes, Emma Crosby and John Ryley accept their BAFTA for coverage of the Glasgow airport attack in 2007. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) News Coverage http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-sky-news-1353.jpg The chef presented the award for Specialist Factual. The programme Heston Blumenthal: In Search Of Perfection was nominated in the Features category. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Heston Blumenthal http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/heston-spfactual-1286.jpg Andrew Marr and the team behind his History Of Modern Britain. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Specialist Factual http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/marr-history-1309.jpg The young Olympic diver and gold medal-winning heptathlete present the BAFTA for Sport. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Tom Daley and Denise Lewis http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tomdaley-deniselewis-1307.jpg Sita Williams (front) and fellow winners from The Street. Williams thanked writer Jimmy McGovern for not attending - he felt they wouldn't win if he did. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Drama Series http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-drama-series-1302.jpg The winning team behind ITV F1: Canadian Grand Prix Live. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Sport http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-sport-1310.jpg Strictly Come Dancing star Alesha Dixon presented the Award for Entertainment Performance with Piers Morgan. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Alesha Dixon and Piers Morgan http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/dixon-morgan-1312.jpg Harry Hill collects the Entertainment Performance Award for his TV Burp. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Entertainment Performance http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-harryhill-1-1298.jpg The Current Affairs category was presented by BBC newsreader Fiona Bruce and BAFTA winner Ross Kemp. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Fiona Bruce and Ross Kemp http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-bruce-kemp-1311.jpg Kate Blewett, Jezza Neumann and Brian Woods collect the Current Affairs Award for China's Stolen Children - A Dispatches Special (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray). Current Affairs http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-current-affairs-1314.jpg Dallas star Patrick Duffy presented the Award for Continuing Drama. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Patrick Duffy http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-patrick-duffy-1316.jpg Holby City's team collect the Award for Continuing Drama (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Continuing Drama http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-cont-drama-1315.jpg Claudia Winkleman and Dan Stevens presented the Features category. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Claudia Winkleman and Dan Stevens http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-winkleman-stevens-1317.jpg The Features Award went to the team behind Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares. (pic: BAFTA/Charlie Gray) Features http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-features-1318.jpg The stars of Heroes presented the Award for Drama Serial (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). Milo Ventimiglia and Adrian Pasdar http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-heroesmh-1362.jpg Life On Mars star John Simm presented the Award for Single Documentary (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). John Simm http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv08-onstage-simmmh-1363.jpg Molly Dineen, Catherine Bailey, Justin Krish and Mark Frith collected the Single Documentary Award for Lie Of The Land (pic: BAFTA / Charlie Gray - more images available from Camera Press, www.camerapress.com). Single Documentary http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tv08-onstage-single-doc-1321.jpg Bruce Forsyth's 60-odd years of dedication to the world of television was recognised with his Fellowship award. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Bruce Forsyth Fellowship http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-fellowship-bruce1-1285.jpg Eileen Atkins beat her fellow Cranford star, Judi Dench, to the Actress award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Eileen Atkins http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-actress-eileen-1282.jpg Andrew Garfield won the big award of the night for his performance in the drama, Boy A. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Andrew Garfield http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-actor-andrew-1281.jpg Documentary film maker Paul Watson - the "father of reality TV" - collected the Academy's Special Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Paul Watson collected the Special Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tvwinners-special-1375.jpg Kirsty Young presented Sky News with the award for best News coverage, specifically for their coverage of the Glasgow Airport attack. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Kirsty Young http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-news-kirsty-1255.jpg Runner Denise Lewis and young diving prodigy Tom Daly presented the Sport award to ITV sport, for their coverage of Formula One. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Denise Lewis and Tom Daly http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-sport-denise-tom-1259.jpg Charity Wakefield, who presented the Interactive award, strikes a pose. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Charity Wakefield http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-interactivity-charity-1252.jpg EastEnders Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer presentd the Drama Series Award (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-dramaseries-sid-patsy-1248.jpg The Drama Series Award was collected by the team behind Jimmy McGovern's The Street (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Drama Series Award winners http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tvwinners-drama-series-1372.jpg Gavin & Stacey's Joanna Page and Rob Brydon presented the Comedy Programme Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Joanna Page and Rob Brydon http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-comedyprog-joanna-rob-1250.jpg The Fonejacker team celebrate their win in the Comedy Programme category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Comedy Programme Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tvwinners-comedy-programme-1376.jpg The International Award was won by the team behind the sci-fi hit series Heroes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). The International Award went to Heroes http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tvwinners-international-1373.jpg The increasingly popular James Cordon kisses his award in appreciation. The actor enjoyed much success on the night as his show, Gavin and Stacey, also picked up the Sky+ Audience Award. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). James Cordon http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-comedyperf-win3-1274.jpg Harry Hill was his usual, unreserved self as he collected the performance award.(Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Harry Hill http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-entperformance-win3-1262.jpg Paul Watson, the former artist-turned-filmmaker, was awarded the Special award for his contribution to television. He pioneered the fly on the wall approach with his documentaries such as The Family. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). James Cordon http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-special-paul-john-1277.jpg Stephen Merchant, star of The Office and Extras (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Stephen Merchant http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-stephen-merchant-1212.jpg Strictlky Come Dancing star Kelly Brook wowed both the press and TV fans on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Kelly Brook http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-kelly-brook-1358.jpg TV Burp's Harry Hill (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Harry Hill http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-harry-hill-1213.jpg The cast of comedy classic Peep Show (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Peep Show http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-peep-show-1210.jpg Silent Witness star Emilia Fox enjoys her red carpet walk before presneting the Situation Comedy Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Emilia Fox http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-emilia-fox-1359.jpg Nicholas Hoult, star of teen-drama Skins and Coming Down the Mountain (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Skins star Nicholas Hoult http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-hoult-1294.jpg From Afghanistan to the red carpet: Ross Kemp (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Ross Kemp http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-ross-kemp-1214.jpg Basic Instinct 2 star David Morrissey (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). David Morrissey http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-david-morrissey-1208.jpg The Office producer Ash Atalia (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Ash Atalia http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-ash-atalla-1206.jpg Simon Amstell of Never Mind The Buzzcocks (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Simon Amstell http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-simon-amstell-1205.jpg Strictly Come Dancing judge Arlene Phillips (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Arlene Phillips http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-arlene-phillips-1200.jpg Secret Life star Matthew Macfadyen (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Matthew Macfadyen http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-matthew-macfadyen-1204.jpg Dr Who star Hugh Quarshie (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Hugh Quarshie http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-hugh-quarshie-1203.jpg Life on Mars star Jon Simm (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Jon Simm http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-jon-simm-1202.jpg Bruce Forsyth, recipient of the Academy Fellowship (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Bruce Forsyth http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-bruce-forsythe-1219.jpg A glittering array of stars from the world of Television will attend the Awards (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). A Host of Stars http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-8-1170.jpg Weeks of meticulous planning and preparation go into creating AWards of the highest standard (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). The seating is laid out http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-ten-1172.jpg The Top Gear trio of Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May will be attending the ceremony (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). The Top Gear trio will be there http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-1-1163.jpg BAFTA-winner Joanna Lumley and Comedian Rob Bydon's seats are reserved for the big night. Lumley is set to present the Actor category (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). BAFTA-winner Joanna Lumley http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-3-1165.jpg Sid Owen and Patsy Palmer have recently renewed their onscreen partnership in the BAFTA-nominated Eastenders and will present the Drama Series category (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). Rickaaay!!! http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-6-1168.jpg Strictly Come Dancing star Alesha Dixon will sit next to Song and Dance Man Bruce Forsyth. The legendary presenter will receive the Academy's highest honour, the Fellowship, at this year's awards (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). The multi-talented Alesha Dixon http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-7-1169.jpg Comedian Alan Carr will be amongst the faces in the star-studded audience (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). Comedian Alan Carr http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-9-1171.jpg Hotel Babylon star Tamzin Outhwaite will present the Sky+ Audience Award for the Programme of the Year (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). The rows fill up with stars... http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-2-1164.jpg The seating plan at the London Palladium is prepared ahead of the Television awards ceremony (pic: BAFTA / James Kennedy). Who will win on Sunday? http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/headsonsticksfinal-4-1166.jpg Television Craft Awards host Claudia Winkleman cosies up to the Television Awards host Graham Norton (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). TV hosts together http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/winkleman-norton-1131.jpg Mitch Hewer (aka Maxxie) star of Skins, nominated in the Drama Series TV category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Mitch Hewer, aka Maxxie http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/mitch-hewer-skins-1127.jpg 'Britz' actress Manjinder Virk. The programme is nominated in the TV Drama Serial category and Craft Production Design category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Britz actress Manjinder Virk http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/manjinder-virk-britz-1126.jpg Robert Powell, star of Continuing Drama nominee 'Holby City' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Holby City star Robert Powell http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/robert-powell-holby-city-1129.jpg Kierston Wareing, nominated in the Actress category for her performance in 'It's A Free World' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Actress nominee Keirston Wareing http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/kierston-wareing-actress-nom-for-its-a-free-world-1124.jpg 'Fonejacker''s Kayvan Novak, nominated in the Comedy Programme category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). A smiling 'Fonejacker' http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/kayvan-novak-fonejacker-comedy-programme-nom-1122.jpg Lucy Speed, star of Continuing Drama nominee 'The Bill' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Lucy Speed, star of The Bill http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/lucy-speed-the-bill-continuing-drama-1125.jpg Kevin Bishop and Daisy Beaumont of 'Star Stories', which was nominated in the Comedy Programme category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Kevin Bishop and Daisy Beaumont http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/kevin-bishop-daisy-beaumont-star-stories-comedy-programme-1123.jpg Screenwriter Heidi Thomas, nominated in 2008 for 'Cranford' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Screenwriter Heidi Thomas http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/heidi-thomas-writer-nominated-for-cranford-1119.jpg Shaun Dooley, star of Single Drama nominee 'The Mark of Cain', with the programme's director Marc Munden, also nominated in the Director Fiction/Entertainment category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Shaun Dooley and Marc Munden http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/shaun-dooley-actor-marc-munden-director-nom-the-mark-of-cain-single-drama-nom-1130.jpg Actress Kaya Scodelario plays Tony's sister Effy in E4's 'Skiins', nominated in the TV Drama Series category and five Craft Categories (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Skins star Kaya Scodelario http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/kaya-scodelario-skins-multi-nom-including-drama-series-1121.jpg Actor Dev Patel plays Anwar in the multi-nominated series 'Skins' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Skins actor Dev Patel http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/dev-patel-skins-1117.jpg Rakie Ayola, from Continuing Drama nominee 'Holby City' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Holby City star Rakie Ayola http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/rakie-ayola-holby-city-cont-drama-1128.jpg BAFTA-winning director Adrian Shergold, nominated this year for his work on 'Persuasion' (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Director Adrian Shergold http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/adrian-shergold-bafta-winning-director-1115.jpg Gavin & Stacey's James Corden picked up the Comedy Performance Award. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Comedy Performance http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-comedyperf-win2-1275.jpg It was a good night for the Spooks Interactive team. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Interactivity http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-interactivity-win-1254.jpg Sky News landed the News Coverage Award for reporting on the Glasgow Airport attack (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). News Coverage http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-news-win-1256.jpg Andrew Marr's History of Modern Britain picked up the Specialist Factual Series Award (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Specialist Factual Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-specialistfactual-win-1258.jpg ITV landed the Sport Award for its coverage of the F1 Canadian Grand Prix (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Sport http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-sport-win1-1260.jpg Piers Morgan and Alesha Dixon presented Harry Hill with the Entertainment Performance Award for his eponymous TV Burp (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Entertainment http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-entperformance-win1-1263.jpg The Dispatches Special China's Stolen Children won the Current Affairs Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Current Affairs http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-currentaffairs-win-1264.jpg The Holby City team celebrate landing the Continuing Drama Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Continuing Drama http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-contdrama-win2-1265.jpg It was a dream come true for the makers of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares when they grabbed the Features Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Features Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-features-win1-1266.jpg Britz picked up the Drama Serial Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Drama Serial http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-dramaserial-win1-1268.jpg Molly Dineen and her team picked up the Single Documentary Award for Lie of the Land (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Single Documentary http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-singledoc-win2-1271.jpg Harry Hill's second accolade for TV Burp was the Entertainment Programme Award.(Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Entertainment Programme http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-entprog-win2-1272.jpg The Mark of Cain picked up the Single Drama Award (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Single Drama http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-singledrama-win2-trevor-1273.jpg The Tower: A Tale of Two Cities picked up the Factual Series Award (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Factual Series http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-factualseries-win2-1276.jpg Cult comedy Gavin & Stacey was voted winner of the Sky + Audience Award by viewers. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Sky + Audience Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/pressroom-skyaudaward-win2-1279.jpg The Peep Show team picked up the Situation Comedy Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). The Peep Show team http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tvwinners-situation-comedy-1374.jpg Melinda Messenger poses for the infamous red carpet cameras (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Melinda on the Red Carpet http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/mg-9782-1381.jpg Heroes stars Milo Ventimiglia (left) and Adrian Pasdar soak up the red carpet atmosphere (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). TV Heroes http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-heroes-stars-1357.jpg Gavin & Stacey funny man James Corden plays up for the red carpet cameras (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). James 'Smithy' Corden http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-james-corden-1356.jpg Gavin & Stacey's Welsh wizards Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon on the red carpet (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-ruth-jones-rob-brydon-1186.jpg Piers Morgan and Amanda Holden meet on the red carpet and pose for the waiting TV fans together (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Piers Morgan and Amanda Holden http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-morgan-holden-1360.jpg The Location, Location couple Kirsty Allsopp and Phil Spencer soak up the atmosphere before presenting the Factual Series Award (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). Kirsty and Phil http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/mg-9732-1380.jpg Funnyman Paul Mertion on the red carpet (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Paul Merton http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-paul-merton-1192.jpg Bruce Forsyth on the red carpet (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Bruce Forsyth http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-bruce-forsyth-landscape-1222.jpg Comedy couple Armstrong and Miller (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Armstrong and Miller http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-armstrong-miller-1198.jpg EastEnders Charlie Clements and Lacey Turner (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Charlie Clements and Lacey Turner http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-charity-wakefield-1187.jpg Petrolheads Richard Hammond and James May from Top Gear (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Richard Hammond and James May http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-top-gear-1194.jpg Strictly Come Dancing's Alesha Dixon on the red carpet. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Alesha Dixon http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/alisha-carpet-1178.jpg Children's entertainer Stephen Mulhern (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Stephen Mulhern http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-stephen-mulhern-1216.jpg Channel Four News presenter Jon Snow arrives for the ceremony, ticket in hand (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Jon Snow http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-john-snow-1354.jpg The Apprentice's Nick Hewer (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Nick Hewer http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/carpet-nick-hewer-apprentice-1191.jpg Strictly Come Dancing star Alesha Dixon dazzled the waiting TV fans with her striking Tuvan dress (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Alesha Dixon http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-alisha-1179.jpg Strictly Come Dancing's Kelly Brook looked stunning in a Suzy Turner dress complimented by a Christian Dior stole and Louboutin shoes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Kelly Brook http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-kelly-brook-1199.jpg Britain's Got Talent's Amanda Holden was another star opting for the classic elegance of a simple black full-length gown (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Amanda Holden http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-amanda-holden-1217.jpg The Eastenders actress paired a beautiful Missoni dress with D&G shoes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Lacey Turner http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-lacey-turner-1296.jpg The Street's Gina McKee opted for Alberta Ferretti with Bulgari accesories (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Gina McKee http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-gina-mckee-1215.jpg Actress Emilia Fox takes to the red carpet in a flowing Ferretti dress (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Emilia Fox http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-emilia-fox-1190.jpg Claudia Winkleman, presenter of the Feature Award, hits the red carpet in a Maria Grachvogel suit (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Claudia Winkleman http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-claudia-winkleman-1181.jpg Joanna Lumley, presenter of the Actor Award, wowed onlookers with a striking orange gown by Escada (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Joanna Lumley http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-joanna-lumley-1180.jpg Gavin & Stacey star Joanna Page chose a black Karen Millen dress and QVC accessories (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Joanna Page http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-joanna-page-1183.jpg Actress Tamsin Outhwaite, presenter of the Sky+ Audience Award, chose a Jasmine de Milo dress and Celine bag. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Tamsin Outhwaite http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-tamzin-outhwaite-1197.jpg Spooks star Keeley Hawes went for a classic look with an elegant full-length white gown (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Keeley Hawes http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-keely-hawes-1221.jpg The Eastenders star was the picture of sophistication in a black vintage dress (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Samantha Janus in a vintage dress http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-samantha-janus-1295.jpg Manjinder Virk, star of Drama Serial Britz, graced the red carpet in a striking blue and white dress (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Manjinder Virk http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fash-britz-star-1297.jpg Gavin & Stacey star Ruth Jones wore a striking cobalt blue dress (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Ruth Jones http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-ruth-jones-1184.jpg Melinda Messenger dazzled the crowd in Lauren B (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Melinda Messenger http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-melinda-messenger-1189.jpg Former EastEnder and Rock Rivals star Michelle Collins graced the red carpet in Vivienne Westwood. (Pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Michelle Collins http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/fash-michelle-collins-1188.jpg Cranford star and multiple BAFTA-winner Dame Judi Dench went for a classic look in an elegant black dress (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Judi Dench http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/port-judi-dench-1220.jpg Star of The Office and Love Actually Martin Freeman (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/freeman-craft2007-p-1035.jpg Actress Christine Bottomley, star of The Street and The Innocence Project (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/bottomley-craft2007-1028.jpg Comedian Adrian Edmundson, best known for his roles in The Young Ones, The Comic Strip Presents..., and Bottom (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/edmundson-craft07-p-1033.jpg Actress Ruth Wilson received a Best Actress nomination at the British Academy Television Awards in 2007 for her lead role in Jane Eyre (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/ruth-wilson-craft07-1039.jpg Sacha Dhawan, co-star of Dominic Cooper in The History Boys (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/sacha-dhawan-1040.jpg St Trinian's star Jodie Whittaker backstage after presenting an Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/jodie-whittaker-craft07-1037.jpg Television actor Ian Puleston-Davies arrived to present an Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/puleston-davies-craft2007-1038.jpg Actress Emilia Fox plays Dr Nikki Alexander in Silent Witness. Her other credits include Fallen Angel and Roman Polanski's The Pianist (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/emilia-fox-craft2007-1034.jpg Actor and impressionist Jon Culshaw (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/culshaw-craft07-p-1029.jpg Sir David Jason presented the Special Award to veteran comedy producer-director Sydney Lotterby (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/david-jason-craft07-1031.jpg Dominic Cooper, star of both stage and screen version's of Alan Bennet's The History Boys (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/dominic-cooper-craft2007-1032.jpg Award presenters David Jason, Emilia Fox and Adrian Edmondson pose together before the ceremony (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/jason-fox-edmondson-craft2007-1036.jpg The Society Of Film and Television Arts Awards after-party in full-swing at The Talk Of The Town in London (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/afterparty-1965-985.jpg Richard Cawston collects the Desmond Davis Award from Lord Mountbatten at the Society of Film and Television Arts Awards. The gift of royalties from Cawston's documentary 'Royal Family' in the early 1970s enabled the Society to move its headquarters to 195 Piccadilly (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/richard-cawston-1969-980.jpg The cast of Dad's Army accept the SFTA award for Light Entertainment Production at the Society of Film and Television Arts Awards (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/dadsarmy-1970-974.jpg David Attenborough is presented with the Desmond Davis Award by HRH The Princess Anne at the Society of Film and Television Arts Awards (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/princessanne-davidattenborough-978.jpg Actor Eric Sykes, star of 'Monte Carlo or Bust' and the TV-series 'Sykes', arrives at the Society of Film and Television Arts Awards (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/ericsykes-1971-976.jpg HRH The Princess Anne presents Eric Morecambe (and comedy partner Ernie Wise) with the Light Entertainment Performance BAFTA for 'The Morecambe and Wise Show' (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/princessanne-ericmorecambe-979.jpg The winners from London Weekend Television at the Awards in 1975 when the broadcaster was at the height of its popularity. Winners include, from left to right, David Bell, Bill McPherson, Stanley Baxter, Cyril Bennett, Lynda Beighton, Peter Barkworth, Humphrey Burton and Peter Jay (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/winners-lwt1974-984.jpg HRH The Princess Anne presents Robin Day With The Richard Dimbleby Award for Best Factual Presenter in 1975 (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/hrh-the-princess-anne-present-robin-day-with-the-richard-dim-50.jpg TV presenter Esther Rantzen poses next to James Bond actor Roger Moore at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards. In 1976 The Society of Film and Television Arts had become officially known as The British Academy of Film and Television Arts, or BAFTA (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/rogermoore-estherranthzen-981.jpg Lord Grade and Lord Olivier take to the stage at the British Academy of Film and Television Awards (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/lordgrade-1979-977.jpg Princess Anne presents Ronnie Barker with the Light Entertainment Performance award for Going Straight & The Two Ronnies in 1979 (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1978barkerweb-1001.jpg John Cleese collects a Best Light Entertainment Performance BAFTA for 'Fawlty Towers' from comedy duo Eric Morcambe and Ernie Wise (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/cleese-morecambe-wise-182.jpg The cast of Coronation Street on stage at the British Academy of Film and Television Awards (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/coronation-street-1980-jpg-973.jpg Sting presents comedian Rowan Atkinson with the Best Light Entertainment Performance BAFTA for 'Not the Nine O'Clock News' (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/rowanatkinson-sting-982.jpg The Fellowship is presented to Jeremy Isaacs (right) in 1985 by Princess Anne and Academy Chairman James Cellan Jones (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1985isaacsweb-1004.jpg Michael Apted collects the Flaherty Documentary Award for 28 Up from David Frost in 1985 (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1984aptedweb-1002.jpg In 1986, the Television Award for Originality is awarded to Bob Geldof for Live Aid for Africa. The Award was presented by Selina Scott (left) (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1985geldofweb-1003.jpg Presented by Michael Grade, the 1987 Television Award for Originality goes to Janet Street Porter & Jane Hewland for Network 7 (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1987streetporterhewlandweb-1005.jpg Richard Wilson wins the award for Best Light Entertainment Performance in 1994, for his role as Victor Meldrew in One Foot In The Grave & One Foot In The Algarve (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1993wilsonweb-1008.jpg Joan Collins presents Robbie Coltrane with the Best Actor award for Cracker in 1994 (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1993coltraneweb-1006.jpg Actress Thora Hird receives the Special Award, presented by Melvyn Bragg, in 1994 (pic: BAFTA Archive). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/1993hirdweb-1007.jpg The Dancing on Ice presenter wowed onlookers in a plunging navy dress by Brazilian designer Issa and shoes by Louboutin (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Holly Willoughby in an Issa dress http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-holly-967.jpg The Big Brother presenter shimmered in a Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress with a discreet thigh high slit (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). A simple look for Davina McCall http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-davina-938.jpg The Jane Eyre nominee wore an elegant klein blue Alberta Ferretti gown with Van Cleefe jewellery (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Ruth Wilson in striking blue http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-ruth-wilson-950.jpg Fearne paired a navy Moschino dress with striking Miu Miu shoes. A necklace provided by QVC gave the finishing touch to this winning red carpet look (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Fearne Cotton wowed the crowds http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-cotton-2-931.jpg BBC Newsreader Maitlis went for a classic look in a black taffeta bandeau dress by French designer, Azagury (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Emily Maitlis in an Azagury gown http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/emilymaitlis-997.jpg The Project Catwalk presenter went retro in an Alexander McQueen prom-style dress and Gina shoes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Kelly Osbourne in a prom-style dress http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-osborne-2-940.jpg The Trial & Retribution star looked demure in a black sequinned Ben de Lisi dress, a silver Anya Hindmarch bag and Adler jewellery (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Victoria Smurfit in a Ben de Lisi dress http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/victoria-smurfit-999.jpg The presenter and columnist wore a striking metallic Burberry dress, pairing it, unusually, with purple leggings and flip flops (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Janet Street Porter in Burberry http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-porter-932.jpg The GMTV presenter graced the red carpet in a full length silk halterneck dress by Alberta Ferretti (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). GMTV presenter Jenni Falconer http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-gmtv-948.jpg The Dr Who and Torchwood star wore a delicately embroidered Ben de Lisi halterneck dress with Gina shoes and bag (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Dr Who star Freema Agyeman http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-freema-966.jpg Popular comedienne Tate chose a black Moschino dress with front bow detail, accessorizing with a silver wrap by Coast, QVC jewellery and shoes by Faith (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Catherine Tate in Moschino http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/catherine-tate-arrives-on-the-red-carpet-(pic-richard-kendal)0002.jpg The former Casualty and Waking the Dead actress was the picture of sophistication in this cream lace Stephanie Allin dress with Fleur jewellery (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Claire Goose wore Stephanie Allen http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/claire-goose-996.jpg The television presenter was feminine and floaty in this Amanda Wakeley dress which she accessorised with jewellery from QVC (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Tania Bryer was feminine and floaty http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-tanya-bryer-951.jpg One of last year’s citation readers, the American comic wore a charcoal grey Pamela Dennis gown with silver jewelled sleeve detail and Cavalli shoes. Her jewellery was, naturally, from her own QVC collection (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Joan Rivers wore Pamela Dennis http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-rivers-943.jpg The Emmerdale actress dazzled in a cobalt blue Vicky Martin dress, teamed with Uniz shoes, jewellery from QVC and glittering clutch purse by Coast (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Roxanne Pallett dazzled in cobalt blue http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/roxannepallett-998.jpg Matt Lucas signs autographs for fans on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/matt-lucas-signs-autographs-for-fans-on-the-red-carpet-(pic-marc-hobermann)0004.jpg Kelly Osbourne talks to reporters on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/kelly-osborne-talks-to-reporters-on-the-red-carpet-(pic-marc-hobermann)0003.jpg The Apprentice 'boss' Alan Sugar signs autographs for TV fans on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). The Apprentice 'boss' Alan Sugar http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv-sugar-936.jpg Entertainment Perfomance nominees Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly presented the award for Situation Comedy (pic: BAFTA / Gary Moyes). Ant and Dec present an Award http://static.bafta.org/images/width470/antanddec-170.JPG EastEnders stars Lacey Turner and Barbara Windsor took to the stage to present the BAFTA for Comedy Programme (pic: BAFTA / Gary Moyes). An East End Welcome http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/tv-stacey-ooer-971.jpg The team behind Terry Pratchett's Hogfather collect the award for Interactivity (pic: BAFTA / Gary Moyes). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/the-team-behind-terry-pratchett's-hogfather-collect-the-award-for-interactivity-(pic-gary-moyes)0010.jpg The production team of Granada Reports: Morecambe Bay give a passionate acceptance speech as they collect the award for News Coverage (pic: BAFTA / Gary Moyes). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/the-production-team-of-granada-reports-morecambe-bay-give-a-passionate-acceptance-speech-as-they-collect-the-award-for-news-coverage-(pic-gary-moyes)0009.jpg Brenda Blethyn presented the Actor BAFTA to Jim Broadbent for his perfomance in Longford (pic: BAFTA / Gary Moyes). Brenda Blethyn onstage http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/blethin-ooer-969.jpg The Casualty team proudly pose with their award for Continuing Drama (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/the-casualty-team-proudly-pose-with-their-award-for-continuing-drama-(pic-richard-kendal)0008.jpg The cast and crew of time-travelling cop drama Life On Mars, which won the Pioneer Audience Award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/the-cast-and-crew-of-life-on-mars,-which-won-the-pioneer-audience-award-(pic-richard-kendal)0007.jpg Richard Curtis receives the Fellowship of the Academy for his work on some of Britain's best-loved television comedies, including Blackadder, Mr Bean and The Vicar of Dibley (pic: BAFTA / Gary Moyes). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/richard-curtis-receives-the-fellowship-of-the-academy-pic-gary-moyes-143.JPG The glittering after-party took place at the National History Museum (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). The National History Museum After-Party http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/nathistmus-284.jpg Ceremony host Graham Norton (centre) winds down at the after-show party with Entertainment Performance nominees Declan Donnelly (left) and Anthony McPartlin (right) (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/ceremo~1.jpg Host Graham Norton arrives in style with DCI Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister) in the brown Ford Cortina from Life on Mars (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/life-on-mars-norton-929.jpg Popular comedienne Tate chose a black Moschino dress with front bow detail, accessorizing with a silver wrap by Coast, QVC jewellery and shoes by Faith (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). Catherine Tate in Moschino http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/catherine-tate-arrives-on-the-red-carpet-(pic-richard-kendal)0002.jpg Richard Hammond arrives on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-tennant-934.jpg This Morning presenter Philip Schofield poses on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-scolfield-945.jpg Actress Brenda Blethyn arrived in style to present the BAFTA in the Actor category (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/tv-blethin-944.jpg The BAFTA for Best Actress went to Victoria Wood for her role in Housewife, 49. The show also won the award for Single Drama (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/the-bafta-for-best-actress-goes-to-victoria-wood-for-her-role-in-housewife,-49.-the-show-also-won-the-award-for-single-drama-(pic-gary-moyes)0006.jpg Previous nominee Ashley Jensen with Robson Green in the press room (pic: Richard Kendal / BAFTA) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/previous-nominee-ashley-jensen-with-robson-green-in-the-press-room-(pic-richard-kendal)0005.jpg Ricky Tomlinson, Sue Johnston and Craig Cash hold The Royle Family Queen of Sheba's award for Situation Comedy (pic: Richard Kendal / BAFTA) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/ricky-tomlinson,-sue-johnston-and-craig-cash-hold-the-royle-family-queen-of-sheba's-award-for-situation-comedy-(pic-richard-kendal)0006.jpg Jim Broadbent shows off his Actor BAFTA, won for his performance in Channel 4's Longford (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/broadbent-968.jpg Joan Rivers sizes up to Comedy Performance nominee Stephen Merchant (pic: Richard Kendal / BAFTA) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/joan-rivers-sizes-up-to-comedy-performance-nominee-stephen-merchant-(pic-richard-kendal)0004.jpg David Mitchell and Robert Webb with their Comedy Programme awards for That Mitchell & Webb Look (pic: Richard Kendal / BAFTA) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/david-mitchell-and-robert-webb-with-their-comedy-programme-awards-for-that-mitchell-&-webb-look-(pic-richard-kendal)0003.jpg The former Eastenders actor scooped the Factual Series BAFTA for the production Ross Kemp on Gangs (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/kemp-963.jpg Kate Hudson presented the Best Actor award to Daniel Day-Lewis (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Kate Hudson http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/hudson-stage-854.jpg Sir Ian McKellen presents the Award for Director (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). Sir Ian McKellan http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/mckellan-837.jpg Joel Coen, who won the BAFTA for Direction alongside his brother Ethan, chats to Award presenter Kate Hudson backstage (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Joel Coen & Kate Hudson http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/coen-hudson-814.jpg Actress and Award presenter Thandie Newton chats to Academy Fellow Anthony Hopkins before the ceremony (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Thandie Newton & Anthony Hopkins http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/hopkins-newton-817.jpg Actress Thandie Newton presents the Award for Film Not in the English Language (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Thandie Newton http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/newton-811.jpg Actresses Naomie Harris and Rosamund Pike present the Awards for Production Design and Make-Up & Hair (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). Naomie Harris & Rosamund Pike http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/naomieharris-pike-861.jpg A jubilant Shane Meadows and Mark Herbert collect This is England's BAFTA for Best British Film from Sylvester Stallone (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Shane Meadows, Mark Herbert & 'Sly' http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/stallone-meadows-2-820.jpg Writer Matt Greenhalgh pays tribute to Ian Curtis and Joy Division as he collects the Carl Foreman Award for his work on Control (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Matt Greenhalgh http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/greenhalgh-883.jpg Emily Blunt on stage to present the Award for Special Visual Effects (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Emily Blunt http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/emily-blunt-808.jpg Max Wiedemann, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck and Quirin Berg collected the BAFTA for Film Not in the English Language for The Lives of Others (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). The Lives of Others team http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/livesofothers-813.jpg Speed the Plough co-stars Kevin Spacey and Jeff Goldblum present the Award for Best Film (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Kevin Spacey & Jeff Goldblum http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/spacey-goldblum-840.jpg Tilda Swinton claims her first BAFTA for her supporting role in Michael Clayton (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Supporting Actress winner Tilda Swinton http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/swinton-818.jpg French actress Marion Cotillard was overwhelmed on collecting the Leading Actress BAFTA for her extraordinary performance as Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). An emotional Marion Cotillard http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/cotillard-2-809.jpg Daniel Day-Lewis accepts the Leading Actor BAFTA for his extraordinary performance as oil tycoon Daniel Plainview in Paul Thomas Anderson's There will Be Blood (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Day-Lewis won the Best Actor BAFTA http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/daylewis-841.jpg BAFTA winners Javier Bardem and Marion Cotillard congratulate each other backstage (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). Hugs and smiles backstage http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/cotillard-bardem-2-853.jpg The winners of the Orange British Academy Film Awards in 2008 wait backstage for a group photo (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). The Winners gather backstage http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/winners-shoot-839.jpg The winners of the Orange British Academy Film Awards in 2008 display their masks with pride (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). The Winners in 2008 http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/winners-793.jpg For the second year running Jonathan Ross hosted the Awards ceremony (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Host Jonathan Ross http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/ross-stage1-856.jpg Marion Cotillard waits in expectation as the Leading Actress category is announced. The French Actress came away with a BAFTA for a stunning performance as Edith Piaf in La Vie en Rose (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Marion Cotillard watches and waits http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/cottilard-close-819.jpg Comedian Ricky Gervais presented the first Awards of the evening, for Short Film and Short Animation (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). Ricky Gervais presents the first Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/gervais-stage1-855.jpg Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe on stage to present the Award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). Daniel Radcliffe works his magic http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/daniel-radcliffe-835.jpg Award presenter Hugh Laurie in the Main Auditorium at the Royal Opera House (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Award presenter Hugh Laurie http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/hughlawrie-821.jpg Orange Rising Star Award winner in 2007, Eva Green, presents the award in 2008 to Shia Labeouf (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). The Orange Rising Star Award http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/eva-green-2-858.jpg Supporting Actress nominee Samantha Morton applauds as another BAFTA Mask is given out (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Control star Samantha Morton http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/morton-seated-844.jpg Rocky and Rambo star Sylvester Stallone presented the Best British Film BAFTA to Shane Meadows and Mark Herbert for This is England (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Sylvester Stallone http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/stallone-851.jpg There Will Be Blood star Paul Dano and actress Kelly Reilly onstage to present the Awards for Sound and Editing (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Paul Dano & Kelly Reilly http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/dano-reilly-862.jpg Debutante Diablo Cody scooped the Original Screenplay BAFTA for her sparkling teen-pregnancy drama Juno (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Juno writer Diablo Cody http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/cody-838.jpg Actor and Award presenter Rhys Ifans waits for the ceremony to begin (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Welsh actor Rhys Ifans http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/rhys-ifans-812.jpg Tilda Swinton claims her first BAFTA for her supporting role in Michael Clayton (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Supporting Actress winner Tilda Swinton http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/swinton-818.jpg Spanish actor Javier Bardem won the Supporting Actor BAFTA for his role as killer Anton Chigurh in the Coen Brothers' No Country For Old Men (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Supporting Actor winner Javier Bardem http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/javier-bardem-stage1-805.jpg Director Joe Wright celebrates Atonement's Best Film BAFTA. Joining him on stage were producers Paul Webster, Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Atonement director, Joe Wright http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/joe-wright-860.jpg Academy President Lord Attenborough introduces the Academy Fellow in 2008, Sir Anthony Hopkins (pic:BAFTA / Camera Press). Lord 'Dickie' Attenborough http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/lorda-film2008-2-843.jpg Anthony Hopkins accepts the Academy's highest honour - the Fellowship - stating "Life in this acting game has just been one long, drawn-out surprise" (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). Fellow recipient Anthony Hopkins http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/hopkins-stage-2-842.jpg Anthony Hopkins and his wife Stella check the list of nominations in BAFTA's Film Awards brochure before the ceremony (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press). And the nominees are... http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/hopkins-reading-863.jpg All the competition's Regional Winners line up before the big day (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-all-regional-winners-822.jpg Benjamin Stevens, winner of the North East & Cumbria region for his film 'Frank', with guest (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-benjamin-stevens-plus-guest-824.jpg Ryan Braund, whose film 'Stick Together' won the East Yorkshire & Lincolnshire heat, with guest (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-sam-donovan-plus-guest-ryan-braund-plus-guest-834.jpg One of the grandstand audience's younger members grabs a unique photo opportunity (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-girl-mask-828.jpg The competition's Regional Winners sit at the front of the packed grandstand in London's Covent Garden Piazza, to watch the show on the big screen (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-grandstand-829.jpg Tina Lockett won the London heat with her film 'My Darling Wife' (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-carol-moore-825.jpg Christian Evans (left), winner of the West Midlands region, watches the big screen show with Yorkshire winner Sam Donovan (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-christian-evans-sam-donovan-plus-guest-826.jpg Scotland's champion was Dana Dorian, with his film 'Little Dinosaurs' (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-dana-dorian-827.jpg John Worland, whose film 'Empathy' won the East regional heat (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-john-worland-830.jpg 'The Fifth Bowl' by Sally El Hosaini won the Wales heat (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-sally-el-hosaini-833.jpg Mark Kermode receives the winner's envelope from Andy Serkis with all due solemnity (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-andy-serkis-mark-kermode-bow-823.jpg Film critic and presenter Mark Kermode and actor Andy Serkis congratulate Katy Milner, co-creator of Cheryl Marshall's winning film 'Unite (d Polar Showtime Dancers)', from the East Midlands region (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/film-08-60-seconds-mark-kermode-andy-serkis-katy-milner-831.jpg Javier Bardem, who collected the Supporting Actor award for his role in No Country For Old Men, with Marion Cotillard (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/bardem-couttilard-778.jpg Max Wiedemann, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck and Quirin Berg collected the BAFTA for Film Not in the English Language for The Lives of Others (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/winners-who-795.jpg Tilda Swinton took the BAFTA for Supporting Actress for her role in Michael Clayton (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/swinton-780.jpg The award for Best British Film went to This is England, and was collected by ecstatic writer/director Shane Meadows and producer Mark Herbert (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/meadows-2-792.jpg The BAFTA for Actor went to Daniel Day-Lewis for his portrayal of an amoral oil tycoon in There Will Be Blood (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/day-lewis-787.jpg The Fellowship of the Academy was awarded to Anthony Hopkins, in recognition of his distinguished acting career (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/anthony-hopkins-mask-785.jpg The Actress BAFTA went to Marion Cotillard, for her performance as Edith Piaf in La Vie En Rose (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/cottilard-2-783.jpg Atonement's Best Film BAFTA was collected by (l-r) producer Paul Webster, director Joe Wright and producers Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/winners-who-2-796.jpg Everyone wants to get close to the Award that celebrates the highest levels of achievement in the art forms of the moving image (pic: Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/mask-piazza-2-776.jpg Ryan Seacrest, presenter of American Idol, flew in especially for the Awards (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/american-idol-765.jpg Myleene Klass grabbed interviews with the stars on the red carpet for the Film awards title sponsor, Orange (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/myleen-klass-766.jpg Television presenter and partner of Simon Cowell, Terri Seymour, gives another interview on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/terri-seymour-771.jpg Ricky Gervais meets and greets fans on the red carpet. The Comedian opened the show with some typical irreverent humour before presenting the first award of the evening (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/gervais-signing-2-768.jpg Viggo Mortensen, nominated in the Leading Actor category for his role in Eastern Promises takes the time to sign autographs for waiting fans (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/viggo-landscape-769.jpg Actress Emily Blunt looked stunning in a chic off the shoulder green dress by Marc Bouwer with jewellery by H Stern (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/green-dress-762.jpg Film fans pose next to a giant BAFTA Mask in the Covent Garden Piazza (pic: Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/mask-piazza-775.jpg Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe arrives at the Awards and is greeted by waiting fans and photographers (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/daniel-radcliffe-756.jpg Sir Anthony Hopkins was awarded the Fellowship, the Academy's highest honour (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/anthony-hopkins-755.jpg American Idol presenter Ryan Seacrest surveys the scene on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/american-idol-3-763.jpg Daniel Day-Lewis won the Leading Actor BAFTA for his astonishing performance in Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/day-lewis-743.jpg The actor was among the host of film stars who made the trip across the Atlantic to be at the Awards (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/cuba-758.jpg Orange Rising Star Award nominee Sam Riley (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/sam-riley-748.jpg Lord of the Rings Star, Ian McKellan, arrives on the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/sir-ian-mckellan-749.jpg Andy Serkis joins the red carpet crowd after announcing the winner of "60 Seconds of Fame" from the BAFTA stage in the Covent Garden Piazza (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/andy-serkis-presented60secondsoffame-751.jpg Viggo Mortensen signs autographs on the red carpet for waiting film fans. He was nominated for the Leading Actor BAFTA for his role in Eastern Promises (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/vigo-mortenson-signing-757.jpg Comedian Eddie Izzard arrives to present an award (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/eddie-izzard-746.jpg Actor Jeff Goldblum walks the red carpet (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/jeff-goldblum-752.jpg Kate Hudson wore a stunning dress with gold beading by Stella McCartney with Bulgari earrings (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/kate-hudson-732.jpg Leading Actress nominee Keira Knightley poses on the red carpet in a Valentino couture dress with Roger Vivier shoes. To protect her from the February chill she carried an Alexander Wang Jacket (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/kiera-knightley-731.jpg Last year's Orange Rising Star Award winner wore a full-sleeved dress by Dior (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/eva-green-735.jpg Orange Rising Star Award nominee Sienna Miller wore a long-sleved, black-jersey Dior gown with Chopard diamonds (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/sienna-miller-729.jpg Orange Rising Star Award nominee Sam Riley walked the red carpet in style with Control co-star Alexandra Maria Lara (pic: Greg Willams / Art+Commerce). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/riley-lara-williams-904.jpg Samantha Morton, Best Supporting Actress nominee for her role in Control, arrived in an elegent dress by Stella McCartney and Chopard diamonds (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/samantha-morton-730.jpg Emma Griffiths wore an elegant black gown from Jasmine di Milo complimented by Tom Binns jewells and shoes by Jimmy Choo (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/emma-griffiths-736.jpg Thandie Newton arrived in an off-the-shoulder, satin black dress by designer Alexander McQueen with Jimmy Choo shoes. She carried a Louboutin bag and wore Azagury Partridge jewellery (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/thandie-newton-727.jpg Naomie Harris shone in a striking full-length gown by Escada (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/naomie-harris-740.jpg Television presenter Claudia Winkleman made an impression in a black and white Issa dress and Jimmy Choo shoes (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/claudia-winkleman-733.jpg Model Victoria Silvstedt wowed the red carpet crowd in a white Cavalli dress (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/victoria-silvested-725.jpg To protect her from the February chill Leading Actress nominee Keira Knightley wore an Alexander Wang Jacket over her Valentino couture dress (pic: Greg Willams / Art+Commerce). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/knightley-redcarpet-williams-2-p-899.jpg Terri Seymour, partner of Simon Cowell, wore a Jasmine di Milo dress and shoes by Louboutin (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/teri-seymour-simoncowellswife-742.jpg Tilda Swinton wore a daring Dior dress with jet-beaded fir-tress to collect her Leading Actress BAFTA for her role in Michael Clayton (pic: BAFTA / Richard Kendal). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/swinton-780.jpg This year, masks will be presented in twenty-three categories (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/baftamasks-hoberman-5-699.jpg The seating plan for the Orange British Academy Film Awards is laid out in the The Royal Opera House Main Auditorium (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/roh-setup-710.jpg The famous BAFTA masks receive a final polish before the Orange British Academy Film Awards in 2008 (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/baftamasks-hoberman-6-700.jpg The Main Auditorium in The Royal Opera House provides a stunning setting for a night with the stars (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/roh-setup-2-711.jpg Meticulous planning and preparation go into making the Orange British Academy Film Awards an event to remember (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/baftamasks-hoberman-closeup-701.jpg This year, posters advertising the Film Awards were placed across the London Tube network with the tag-line 'Bring the Glamour Home' (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/tube-1-694.jpg Our poster campaign extended across London with advertising on the sides of buses (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/bus-1-709.jpg The host of stars from the world of film will take their seats to watch the ceremony in the Royal Opera House (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/roh-setup-3-712.jpg Visit the BAFTA website on the night of the Film Awards and be the first to know all the night's winners (pic: BAFTA / Marc Hoberman). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/baftamasks-hoberman-7-706.jpg The Main Auditorium at the Royal Opera House awaits the arrival of the stars (pic: BAFTA / Camera Press).. http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/royaloperahouse-empty-806.jpg The New York auteur has an astonishing BAFTA record with eight film wins from 17 nominations for titles including Annie Hall and Hannah and Her Sisters. He became an Academy Fellow in 1997. (pic: BAFTA/Marc Hoberman) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/woody-allen-591.JPG The Academy's President has triumphed on four occasions at the Film Awards, winning for Film and Director on Gandhi (1982), British Film for Shadowlands (1993) and Actor for his performances in Guns At Batasi and Seance on a Wet Afternoon (1964). (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/richard-attenborough-wins-both-best-director-and-best-film-f-61.jpg The Anglo-Dutch actress makes a glamorous entrance at the Film Awards in 1955. Hepburn won the British Actress award for Roman Holiday (1953), The Nun's Story (1959) and Charade (1963). (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/fhepburn54-589.jpg The British cinematographer Douglas Slocombe accepts his Stella Award (as was given then) from Princess Anne in 1975 for The Great Gatsby. Slocombe has two other Film Award wins (The Servant and Julia) and eight additional nominations, including Raiders of the Lost Ark and Jesus Christ Superstar. (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/dougs-606.jpg Since 1971, Ken Loach (pictured with actor Robert Carlyle) has received six Film nominations for Kes, Raining Stones, Land and Freedom, Carla's Song and My Name is Joe. In 1994, he received the Michael Balcon Award and the Academy's highest honour, the Fellowship, in 2006. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/ken-loach-597.JPG Visual effects expert Dennis Muren (centre) with his BAFTA in 1985 for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Muren has a total of four BAFTA wins and three nominations for his work on films including Jurassic Park and Terminator 2: Judgment Day. (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/dennism-607.jpg The Salford-born writer/director pictured with his David Lean Award for Achievement in Direction for Vera Drake in 2005. He has notched up two more wins for Screenplay and British film (Secrets & Lies), as well as the Michael Balcon Award in 1997. (pic: Greg Williams/Art + Commerce) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/mike-leigh-595.JPG The Spanish writer/director has notched up nine nominations with four wins at the Film Awards - two for All About My Mother in 2000 and two for Talk to Her in 2003. (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/almodovarin2003-599.jpg Special effects 'wunderkind' Richard Taylor, two-time BAFTA winner for Visual Effects and once each for Costume Design and Make-Up/Hair on King Kong and the Lord of the Rings trilogy. (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/richard-taylor-590.JPG The famed actress is not far behind Woody Allen and John Williams in the all-time winners list, with five BAFTA masks for her film work, four for TV and a further 14 nominations across both awards. (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/judid-605.jpg Pictured here in 1986 with his Fellowship, Spielberg has notched up seven nominations for films including Jaws, ET and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. In 1994, he won two BAFTAs for Film and Direction on Schindler's List. (pic: BAFTA Archive) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/stephen-spielberg-1986-601.jpg The BAFTA-winning actress wore a mink coloured, silk dress by British Designer of the Year, Giles Deacon. (pic: BAFTA/Ian Derry) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/thandie-newton-003-559.jpg The Orange Rising Star winner wore a distinctive backless ruby red dress by Dior. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/eva-green-redcarpet-2-553.jpg The Best Actress winner wore a champagne-coloured Jacques Azagury dress with a sash bow belt, organza bolero and stunning Chopard jewellery. (pic: BAFTA/Ian Derry) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/helen-mirren-013-556.jpg The British actress opted for a classic, black strapless gown by her favourite designer, Ben De Lisi, with a Swarovski crystal belt. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/winslet-redcarpet-578.jpg Pop starlet Kylie Minogue presented the BAFTA for Film Music in a distinctive mini kimono dress by Dolce and Gabbana. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/kylie-redcarpet-571.jpg The Volver actress arrived in a black and white silk brocade hourglass gown by Oscar de la Renta. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/cruz-redcarpet-574.jpg Sienna Miller - nominated for this year's Orange Rising Star Award - posed for photographers in 2007 in a backless silver vintage Ungaro dress. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/miller-redcarpet-572.jpg Citation reader and Nip/Tuck star Joely Richardson wore a black and gold Joan of Arc haute couture gown by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/joelyrichardson-redcarpet-579.jpg The Supporting Actress nominee (for The Devil Wears Prada) wore an elegant black Elie Saab evening gown. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/emily-blunt-redcarpet-560.jpg The Orange Rising Star nominee wore an elegant dusty pink Marchesa dress with a black sash belt. (pic: BAFTA/Ian Derry) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/naomi-harris-001-558.jpg The Leading Actress nominee (for Little Miss Sunshine) arrived wearing Max Azria. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/collette-redcarpet-573.jpg Nominated for her role in Little Miss Sunshine, Abigail Breslin arrives on the red carpet. (pic: BAFTA/Richard Kendal) http://static.bafta.org/images/470x708/littlemiss-redcarpet-576.jpg Ben Kingsley on stage at Reunions: Gandhi, 25 years on (All photos copyright Marc Hoberman / BAFTA). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/kingsley-2-522.jpg Cast and crew assemble for the first time in 25 years (All photos copyright Marc Hoberman / BAFTA). http://static.bafta.org/images/470x341/stage-wide-525.jpg Director/producer Richard Attenborough on stage with the film's writer John Briley and editor John Bloom. http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/lorda-onstage-2-526.jpg Geraldine James, who plays Meerabahen. http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/geraldine-james-meerabahen-534.jpg Guests mingle at the event reception in the Academy's headquarters, 195 Piccadilly. http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/people-529.jpg Key Gandhi crew members John Mollo (Costume Design), Stuart Craig (Production Design) and Billy Williams (Cinematography). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/john-mollo-costume-design-stuart-craig-production-designer-billy-williams-cinematographer-536.jpg Saeed Jaffrey, who plays Sardar Valabhhai Patel in the film. http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/saeed-jaffrey-sardar-valabhhai-patel-537.jpg Gandhi's cinematographer, Billy Williams. http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/billy-williams-cinematographer-535.jpg - http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/childrens-470-logo-406.jpg Ceremony host Keith Chegwin gets the evening's proceedings off to a flying start (All images Copyright Richard Kendal / BAFTA Publishing 2007). http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/ceremony-host-keith-chegwin-gets-the-evenings-proceedings-off-to-a-flying-start-500.JPG Citation reader Daniel Craig with CBeebies' Michael Carrington, who collected the award for Channel of the Year http://static.bafta.org/images/originals/citation-reader-daniel-craig-with-cbeebies-michael-carrington-who-collected-the-award-for-channel-of-the-year-502.JPG