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Baftas 2006

March 2006

  • 'This is not a rant about the press'

  • Make 'em laugh, make 'em cry - just make 'em buy

February 2006

  • Prejudice and some pride

    Deborah Moggach

  • BBC to plough £250m into British film-making

  • Speechless again

    Don Boyd

  • Media Monkey
    Monkey goes to the Baftas

  • British optimism goes west

  • Bafta night for year of gay shepherds

  • BBC1 Baftas fail to win over film fans

  • Puttnam will outshine stars on Bafta night

  • Bafta chief promises a billion viewers and no foaming carpet

  • 'I loved it - but it's painful'

  • A tale of two celebrity ceremonies

January 2006

  • Mountain seems less daunting as Constant Gardener leads Bafta field

    Nominations for both Fiennes and Weisz as British movie installed as frontrunner ahead of Oscar favourite.

  • The Baftas: full list of nominations

    Best film

    Brokeback Mountain - Diana Ossana/James Schamus

    Capote - Caroline Baron/William Vince/Michael Ohoven

    The Constant Gardener - Simon Channing Williams

    Crash - Cathy Schulman/Don Cheadle/Bob Yari

    Good Night, and Good Luck - Grant Heslov

  • Bafta honours emerging talent

    The British actors Chiwetel Ejiofor and James McAvoy are among the nominees for Bafta's inaugural rising star award to recognise emerging talent.

October 2005

  • The queen of Hollywood

    Paul Harris

    The Observer Profile: Liz Taylor. She's been a star since her teens, married eight times, and even in her seventies is mobbed by her fans. But could her appearance next month, to receive a Bafta award for excellence, be her curtain call?

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