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Doctor Who star Ariyon Bakare speaks to Metro about his Bafta win and the state of storytelling (Picture: BBC) Doctor Who star and Bafta winner Ariyon Bakare has reflected on the power of telling ...

which made headlines earlier this month when lead Lennie James scooped the BAFTA TV Award for Leading Actor for his role in a highly competitive category and Ariyon Bakare won the Supporting Actor ...

The British series, which earned multiple BAFTA awards, offers a sublime and moving exploration of love and loyalty.

The Gist: The two older men are Barrington Walker (Lennie James) and Morris De La Roux (Ariyon Bakare). The dapper, charming Barry busts Morris’ chops about not drinking that night, but Morris ...

Trailblazing author Bernardine Evaristo has said she is "astonished" to have been honoured with a one-off outstanding ...

Award-winning novelist Bernardine Evaristo has been announced as the recipient of an outstanding contribution award from the Women’s Prize Trust. The one-off literary honour celebrates Evaristo’s body ...

"There is always the risk of a backlash." Lennie James and Ariyon Bakare won Baftas for best actor and best supporting actor respectively for their roles in BBC drama Mr Loverman, adapted from ...

Mr Loverman is from UK-based Sony label Fable Pictures and was the only show to win two categories at this year’s Bafta TV Awards, with Lennie James and Ariyon Bakare triumphing in acting ...

Doctor Who star and Bafta winner Ariyon Bakare reflects on the power of telling diverse stories and paving the way for future generations. The 53-year-old actor has not had a moment to slow down ...