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The first trailer for Aaron Sorkin’s eagerly anticipated follow-up to The Social Network has landed.

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Warwick Davis takes a swipe at Tom Cruise’s height, best actor Robert Aramayo namechecks Ethan Hawke, and Prince William calls the night’s biggest winning film ‘weird’

• How the night went down
• Peter Bradshaw’s verdict on the Baftas’ winners and losers
• News: One Battle After Another defeats Hamnet and Sinners as Robert Aramayo takes best actor
• Find the full list of the night’s winners here
• The best looks from the red carpet

“I absolutely can’t believe it, I can’t believe that I’m looking at people like you, in the same category as you, never mind that I’m stood here. I honestly cannot believe that I have won this award. I really, really cannot. Everyone in this category blows me away.”
Robert Aramayo accepting the leading actor award

“Kylie, have you ever had your gums around a giant Jammie Dodger?”
Host Alan Cumming distributes snacks to Kylie Jenner

Paul Thomas Anderson drama scores six awards, as Jessie Buckley becomes first Irish woman to win leading actress prize

• Full list of winners

• Peter Bradshaw’s verdict

• How the ceremony unfolded – the action as it happened

One Battle After Another, Paul Thomas Anderson’s counterculture comedy about a washed-up revolutionary trying to protect his daughter from a ruthless military officer, has dominated the Baftas, taking home six awards including best film, best director, best cinematography, best editing, best supporting actor and best adapted screenplay.

The film, inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, was nominated for 14 awards going into Sunday’s ceremony, the most of any contender – including nods for stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Chase Infiniti and Teyana Taylor.