The BRIT Awards 2021: Who Won What?

Comedian Jack Whitehall hosted the 2021 Brit Awards last night in front of a crowd, (yes, a real crowd, with people and everything), of 4000(!) that was made up of celebrities and key workers.

Dua Lipa was a double winner while Little Mix became the first all female group to win Best Group.

Find the full list of winners below:

Best album

• Arlo Parks - Collapsed In Sunbeams

• Celeste - Not Your Muse

• WINNER: Dua Lipa - Future Nostalgia

• J Hus - Big Conspiracy

• Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure?

Best British female 

• Arlo Parks

• Celeste

• WINNER: Dua Lipa

• Jessie Ware

• Lianne La Havas

Best British male

• AJ Tracey

• Headie One

• WINNER: J Hus

• Joel Corry

• Yungblud

Best British group

• Bicep

• Biffy Clyro

• WINNER: Little Mix

• The 1975

• Young T & Bugsey

Breakthrough artist

• WINNER: Arlo Parks

• Bicep

• Celeste

• Joel Corry

• Young T & Bugsey

Best British single

• 220 Kid & Gracey - Don't Need Love

• Aitch & AJ Tracey ft Tae Keith - Rain

• Dua Lipa - Physical

• WINNER: Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar

• Headie One ft AJ Tracey & Stormzy - Ain't It Different

• Joel Corry ft MNEK - Head & Heart

• Nathan Dawe ft KSI - Lighter

• Regard with Raye - Secrets

• Simba ft DTG - Rover

• Young T & Bugsey ft Headie One - Don't Rush

International Female

• Ariana Grande

• WINNER: Billie Eilish

• Cardi B

• Miley Cyrus

• Taylor Swift

International male

• Bruce Springsteen

• Burna Boy

• Childish Gambino

• Tame Impala

• WINNER: The Weeknd

International group

• BTS

• Fontaines DC

• Foo Fighters

• WINNER: Haim

• Run The Jewels

Rising star award

• WINNER: Griff

• Pa Salieu

• Rina Sawayama

Global Icon

• WINNER: Taylor Swift

Integration Through Culture & Conversation

Mir wëllen iech Ons Heemecht weisen (we want to show you our heritage) is a Luxembourgish grassroots NGO that fosters intercultural dialogue between local residents and refugees. They aim to create informal moments of exchange through intercultural events and workshops for refugees to get to know locals and vice versa.

Patricia Abdelnour joined Sam on the Breakfast show this morning to discuss their work and to put a call out for volunteers.

With a guided tour of the the Mudam and in particular the current exhibition of work by South African artist William Kentridge planned for tomorrow night, the organisation are looking for Luxembourg residents to come, enjoy the tour and engage in conversation with some of the refugees who have already signed up and are looking forward to meeting new people experiencing and discussing some art.

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Sign up through their website and if you can’t make it tomorrow night then check out their full schedule of upcoming events in the image above.

Listen to the full interview with Patricia below: