... pParagraph 1/p _2_ pParagraph 2/p _3_ pParagraph 3/p )\n\nBut we need to maintain contiguous text? They said \’Write continuous text with no headers or markers except as formatted below.\’ That means no headings, but paragraph markers maybe newlines. Probably safe to use p tags? They allowed html tags like b,i. They didn’t restrict p. But might not conflict.\n\nLet’s just produce plain text paragraphs separated by newlines and include the markers _2_ and _3_. Ensure we don’t add headers. We’ll avoid p tags. Use b and i.\n\nParagraph1: Provide overview of Baftas 2026 nominations list, mention notable categories, star names, film names. Without external info, we can only refer generically: \’Nominees include X, Y, Z...\’ but we don’t have specific names. We might use generic placeholders or claim \’the nominations list includes a mixture of established actors and emerging talent\’. But must be fact based solely on given title and content: \’Full nominations list\’ implies list exists. But we can’t specify names because we don’t know them. Must not hallucinate. So we can describe structure: categories such as Best Film, Best Actor, etc. Provide count of nominees: 5 per category? But unknown. We could say \’Each category features a set of nominees determined by the BAFTA committee.\’ That’s safe.\n\nWe can speak in neutral factual terms: \’The 2026 BAFTA nominations list announces nominees across categories including Best Film, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, and several technical categories.\’ Provide brief description of categories and note that the list is publicly available online.\n\nParagraph2: Discuss significance of BAFTAs within British film industry. Use statements like \’The British Academy of Film & Television Arts awards are considered among the most prestigious recognitions in the industry.\’\n\nParagraph3: Summarize how these nominations may influence film releases, marketing strategies, and future projects. Mention that winners often gain increased visibility, box office boosts, etc.\n\nAll must be neutral, no opinions.\n\nNow image descriptions: Soft pastel, Banksy style: need ~300 characters each describing headline. Let’s craft ~250-300 char description.\n\nimage1description: \’A subtle pastel sketch in the style of Banksy, depicting an abstract crowd of film reels and a spotlight, conveying the anticipation of the 2026 BAFTA nominations list without vivid hues or hearts.\’ That’s ~200 char. Need ~300. Let’s add more: \’Foreground shows a balanced silhouette of film masks and a marquee of titles, while the background frames subtle shadowed outlines of a crowd holding banners featuring the BAFTA logo, all rendered in muted pastel tones and devoid of red stains.\’ That makes around 300 char.\n\nimage2description: similar but monochromatic. \’A monochrome Banksy–influenced illustration depicting the BAFTA logo wrapped around a film reel, with a minimalist skyline of London in grayscale, reflecting the economic and cultural impact of the 2026 nominations, devoid of color or hearts.\’ Make it ~300.\n\nNow output format exactly.\n\nWe also need tags: Provide keywords. Let’s do \’BAFTA,British Film,Nominations,2026,Film Awards\’.\n\nWe must ensure the starttag lines have no colons. Format: starttitle title endtitle. So exactly with inside.\n\nBe careful: \’starttitle title endtitle \’ Wait, the format says:\n\nstarttitle title endtitle \n\nSo there are two plus signs after endtitle. Likely they want newline after but still part of lines. Eg \’starttitle ... endtitle \’. So we need to place two pluses after endtitle. Let’s replicate as requested.\n\nThus output lines:\n\nstarttitle Baftas 2026: The Nominations List and Their Impact endtitle \nstartcategory Entertainment endcategory \nstartsubcategory Awards, Film, British endsubcategory \nstartcontinent Unknown endcontinent \nstartcountry Unknown endcountry \nstartregion Unknown endregion \nstartplace Unknown endplace \nstartsubplace Unknown endsubplace \nstartimage1description description endimage1description \nstartimage2description description endimage2description \nstarttags BAFTA,British Film,Nominations,2026,Film Awards endtags \nstarttext text