Morning, everybody, welcome along to your free podcast for today. Yes, I know it's Monday.

I know that Nick is breakfasting in America, and I know that Boston has got snow. I mean,

so deep, so deep, you can't even imagine it. We get snow here. So I just ran. And it's nothing

like over there, is it? So I hope it goes well.

Hope it goes very well.

So last night, the BAFTAs, and the good and the great turned up,

and the street was full of people, yeah, woo-bee, and clapping and cheering.

And it looked good.

It's at the Royal Opera House.

It's a great venue.

And Stephen Fry, I don't know. Is this the final year they invite Stephen Fry to do it? The truth of the matter is he's a bit starstruck. He's a bit loved up with Elliot. But I always think you should keep that private, don't you? You know, nobody's really interested. We, there's a huge age difference. We know that

apparently Elliot is a comedian, although frankly, I've never seen him anywhere. But everybody turned

up, and they did their bit, and it was all lovely, and people clapped, and Eddie Redmayne got it.

I think, you know, it's, even though you think to yourself, I thought I was pretty good in it,

to actually win an award is lovely. And Eddie, uh, picture,

pictured with, excuse me, wait a minute, let's have some water, pictured with Stephen Hawking,

was, uh, was, you know, he gave a very impassioned speech. Very impassioned and so everybody

very happy. He's got a top it though. He knows it's

very, very difficult. David Beckham, you know, just sort of posing for pictures. Unfortunately,

he should have put his hands behind his back because he's covered in tattoos and it looked a little bit tacky.

Scrubbing up for the BAFTAs, Claudia Winkleman, making light of last year's makeup malfunction.

She was determined not to top the worst dress list, and so she was there.

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