The Wolverhampton singer rose to international fame in Brit Award-winning band One Direction.

Ceremony hosted by Jack Whitehall also saw performances from Sabrina Carpenter, Teddy Swims and Jorja Smith, with a special tribute to late pop star Liam Payne

Pop artist took home four out of five of the awards she was nominated for, paying tribute to her collaborators and the fellow pioneers who inspire her

Playing music that is as smart as it is successful, Brit winners made articulate calls for artist development – while host Jack Whitehall was brilliantly risky

Danny Dyer launched into an expletive rant during the Brit Awards, forcing ITV to mute parts of his conversation with host Jack Whitehall. When asked who should win the “B*****d Award,” Dyer responded, “So many. This is why the world is being run by cranks at the moment. Probably Sir Keir Starmer.” The actor’s audio feed was initially after he used a banned word on air to describe his new movie. Whitehall scolded the former EastEnders star, saying, “You can’t say that word!” before Dyer took aim at Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Producers muted several of his comments and quickly cut to an ad break.

All the glamour – and occasionally ridiculous outfits – from the red carpet, plus Jade’s stunning show and a joyous Charli xcx

After two hours of smugness and relentless insults, the host was crying out for a Chumbawumba-ing

The comedian has presented the ceremony four times before.

The Brat artist swept up awards at this year’s ceremony, proving British pop culture is taking impressive steps in the right direction

JACK Whitehall has come under fire for making a joke about P Diddy following Jade’s performance. The 36-year-old targeted everyone from Simon Cowell to ITV as he returned to host the ceremony…

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Payne was a regular at the Brits, with 1D winning seven awards together.

Find out where you can watch the Brits tonight (March 1), including what time it starts on ITV, who is nominated, who is performing and more.

THE BRITs are back, baby, and with acts like Charli XCX, Dua Lipa and Sam Fender up for awards, you can guarantee there’ll be plenty of stumbling out of clubs once celebrations wrap up. But the mus…