Bafta
Clara Amfo: ‘You will never lose learning about how somebody else lives differently to you’

Clara Amfo: ‘You will never lose learning about how somebody else lives differently to you’
Clara Amfo thinks that accessibility in the arts – and supporting people of colour, working class and LGBTQ+ people in the fil industry – is of the ‘most paramount importance’
Baroness Floella Benjamin on being Black on TV, Play School and giving hope to children in poverty

Baroness Floella Benjamin on being Black on TV, Play School and giving hope to children in poverty
As Play School legend Floella Benjamin is awarded the Bafta Fellowship for her outstanding contribution to broadcasting, she talks about half a century of creating positive change in the culture industry and ending child poverty