NORTHERN LIGHTS

Stars shine at the Brit Awards after HELLO! joins celebrities travelling from London to Manchester on a classic Pullman train

- LAURA BENJAMIN, GEORGE STARK

The singer celebrated her star turn with her family at the official afterparty for Warner Music, held at The Cut & Craft restaurant. Dua partied with her sister, Rina, as their brother, Gjin, delivered a crowd-pleasing DJ set - his siblings snapping pictures on their phones while dancing around his booth.

Olivia Dean swept the board on the night, taking home four awards - including best artist and best album for The Art of Loving - and giving a flawless rendition of her hit Man I Need.

Raye took to the stage to sing her new tune, Nightingale Lane, and other performers included Alex Warren, Sombr and Rosalía, who was joined by a surprise guest: the Icelandic singer Björk.

The evening ended with a moving tribute to the Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne, who was posthumously honoured with the lifetime achievement award. His widow, Sharon, gave an emotional speech, calling him "the most humble egomaniac you could ever meet", with their daughter Kelly by her side.

Robbie Williams then gave it his all as he performed Ozzy's hit No More Tears alongside musicians who had previously performed as part of the singer's band: Adam Wakeman, Robert Trujillo, Tommy Clufetos and Zakk Wylde.

With the main event over, it was time to relax at afterparties taking place at venues across the city. Those who celebrated with HELLO! at the Warner Music x Hennessy party included James Blunt and his wife, Sofia Wellesley, the TV presenter AJ Odudu, the Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi and the K-pop star Rosé, who won the international song of the year prize for APT, her duet with Bruno Mars.