majumdar on the acadmy s support for those covering events in ukraine. i think it is really important, you know, we cannot hide from world issues and lots of people who were covering the conflict in ukraine are bafta members, journalists, film makers and it is really important that we have accurate information coming out of ukraine and that is what the ukrainian film academy have told us, that is what is important, that the message that we get all the people as well, that we continue to cover ukraine and thank you to all the film makers who are bravely covering the conflict at the moment. benedict cumberbatch, nomiated for best actor, this evening for power of the dog told us how he will be supporting refugees from ukraine. obviously the night, for the obvious reasons, we are standing in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in ukraine, both within the industry, but also the wider civilian community, who are suffering under this horrific injustice of putin s
stand with ukraine! at this demonstration outside downing street there were calls for more weapons to be sent to ukraine and more help for those fleeing the conflict. i think that the uk should allow more people to come and stay here. i would definitely like to see more help and support. and soon, you will be able to offer help on your own doorstep. the government s launching a scheme this week that will pay you £350 a month to offer a ukrainian refugee orfamily a room in your home or any other property you may own, for the next six months. it s the fastest way in which we can get people out of danger and into the united kingdom. it is the case already, whether it is through social media platforms or through charity and civil society, those connections are being made. and john sutherland has already been preparing his home in london for ukrainian refugees. while they re here, i try to make them as welcome as possible. try to make their life