Emeli Sande had a cracking night at the Brit Awards 2013, taking home two of the evening's biggest prizes.
The Sunderland-born, Aberdeenshire-raised songstress collected the statuettes for Best British Female Artist, and for the revered Best British Album award.
This crowns a stunning year for Sande, who performed at both the opening and closing ceremonies of the London Olympics, and also found time to get married. Her album 'Our Version of Events' has sold more than one million copies, becoming the best-selling album of last year.
ALL THE WINNERS AS THEY'RE ANNOUNCED ON STAGE, BELOW...
She was presented with her first award by a glamorous-looking Taylor Swift, who drew cheers and applause, not least from her ex-boyfriend Harry Styles, as she took to the stage.
A dapper Bryan Ferry appeared later to present Sande with her Best Album award, before she took the microphone herself to perform a medley of her hits 'Clown', 'Next to Me'.
The other big winner of the night was Ben Howard, pulling off the same trick as Ed Sheeran last year, collecting gongs for both Best British Breakthrough Act and Best British Male Artist.
The first time on stage, he thanked his mother for calling in some votes, the second time around he thanked his agent and the rest of his team, before deciding "I'm terrible at speeches."
Mumford & Sons won Best British Group, and gave an almighty performance of their mega-hit 'I Will Wait'. Marcus Mumford's actress wife Carey Mulligan was in the audience to cheer on the London boys.
Winners minutes after receiving their awards...
Here are all the Brits 2013 Winners as they're announced IN BOLD
British Breakthrough Act Nominees:
Top 5 selected by Voting Academy. Winner identified by public vote promoted by brits.co.uk and BBC Radio 1
•Alt-J (Infectious Music)
•Ben Howard (Island / Universal Music)
•Jake Bugg (Mercury / Universal Music)
•Jessie Ware (Island / PMR / Universal Music)
•Rita Ora (Columbia / Roc Nation / Sony Music)
British Female Solo Artist Nominees:
•Amy Winehouse (Island / Universal Music)
•Bat for Lashes (Parlophone / EMI Music)
•Emeli Sandé (Virgin / EMI Music)
•Jessie Ware (Island / PMR / Universal Music)
•Paloma Faith (RCA / Sony Music)
British Group Nominees:
•Alt-J (Infectious Music)
•Mumford & Sons (Gentlemen of The Road / Island / Universal Music)
•Muse (Helium 3 / Warner Bros / Warner Music)
•One Direction (Syco / Sony Music)
•The xx (Young Turks / XL / Beggars)
British Live Act Nominees:
•Coldplay (Parlophone / EMI Music)
•Mumford & Sons (Gentlemen of The Road / Island / Universal Music)
•Muse (Helium 3 / Warner Bros / Warner Music)
•The Rolling Stones (Polydor / Universal Music)
•The Vaccines (Columbia / Sony Music)
British Male Solo Artist Nominees:
•Ben Howard (Island / Universal Music)
•Calvin Harris (Columbia / Sony Music)
•Olly Murs (Epic / Sony Music)
•Richard Hawley (Parlophone / EMI Music)
•Plan B (679 / Atlantic / Warner Music)
BRITs Global Success Award
•One Direction
British Producer of the Year Nominees:
In association with The MPG Awards Identified by a panel overseen by MPG.
•Damon Albarn
•Jake Gosling
•Paul Epworth
Special Recognition Award Winner:
War Child UK
Critics’ Choice Award :
In association with War Child Identified by a panel made up of media music critics
•Tom Odell (Columbia / Sony Music) - Winner
•AlunaGeorge (Island / Universal Music)
•Laura Mvula (RCA / Sony Music)
International Group Nominees:
•Alabama Shakes (Rough Trade / XL / Beggars)
•The Black Keys (Nonesuch / Warner Music)
•Fun (Atlantic / Fuelled By Ramen / Warner Music)
•The Killers (Vertigo / Universal Music)
•The Script (Epic / Phonogenic / Sony Music)
International Female Solo Artist Nominees:
•Alicia Keys (RCA / Sony Music)
•Cat Power (Matador / XL / Beggars)
•Lana Del Rey (Polydor / Universal Music)
•Rihanna (Def Jam / Universal Music)
• Taylor Swift (Mercury / Universal Music)
International Male Solo Artist Nominees:
•Bruce Springsteen (Columbia / Sony Music)
•Frank Ocean (Def Jam / Universal Music)
•Gotye (Island / Universal Music)
•Jack White (XL Recordings / XL / Beggars)
•Michael Buble (Reprise / Warner Music)
British Single:
Top fifteen British singles based on the biggest sales success in 2012 - With Capital FM and iTunes
• Adele ‘Skyfall’ (XL Recordings / XL / Beggars)
• Alex Clare ‘Too Close’ (Island / Universal Music)
• Coldplay & Rihanna ‘Princess of China’ (Parlophone / EMI Music)
• DJ Fresh Ft Rita Ora ‘Hot Right Now’ (Ministry of Sound / Ministry of Sound Group)
• Emeli Sandé ‘Next To Me’ (Virgin / EMI Music)
• Florence & The Machine ‘Spectrum’ (Island / Universal Music)
• James Arthur ‘Impossible’ (Syco Music / Sony Music)
• Jessie J ‘Domino’ (Island / Lava / Universal Music)
• Labrinth Ft Emeli Sandé ‘Beneath Your Beautiful’ (Syco Music / Sony Music)
• Olly Murs Ft Flo Rida ‘Troublemaker’ (Epic / Sony Music)
• Rita Ora Ft Tinie Tempah ‘R.I.P.’ (Columbia / Roc Nation / Sony Music)
• Rizzle Kicks ‘Mama Do The Hump’ (Island / Universal Music)
• Robbie Williams ‘Candy’ (Island / Universal Music)
• Rudimental Ft John Newman ‘Feel The Love’ (Asylum / Black Butter / Warner Music)
• Stooshe ‘Black Heart’ (Future Cut / Qworks / Warner Bros / Warner Music
MasterCard British Album of the Year Nominees:
Supported by The Sun Bizarre Column
•Alt-J ‘An Awesome Wave’ (Infectious Music)
•Emeli Sandé ‘Our Version Of Events’ (Virgin / EMI Music)
•Mumford & Sons ‘Babel’ (Gentlemen of The Road / Island / Universal Music)
•Paloma Faith ‘Fall To Grace’ (RCA / Sony Music)
•Plan B ‘Ill Manors’ (679 / Atlantic / Warner Music)