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Saturday, March 28, 1998 Published at 03:47 GMT
Special Report
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 | | Titanic triumphs The disaster epic has swept the board at the Oscars taking 11 awards to tie with the record set by Ben Hur in 1959. |
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 | | Brits sink at Oscars Britain's hopes for a sweep of the Oscars were holed below the waterline as the Titanic and the Americans swept up most of the awards. |
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 | | Love story that won the heart of the Academy Titanic sails into history as one of the most feted films of all time. |
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| In fashion, everyone's an Oscar winner Many of the world's most beautiful women graced this year's Academy Awards. | ||
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| The good, the bad and the unintelligible It is the industry's biggest love-in and mutual back-slapping event of the year. So what else would you expect from the winners' speeches? | ||
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| How will the tides turn at the Oscars? Titanic dominates the 70th Academy Awards this year, but will it sink everyone else? | ||
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| Stars up for a raspberry award bashing Those who miss out on an Oscar could still be in with a chance of receiving tinsel town's least coveted award - the Golden Raspberry. | ||
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