Calvin Harris wins big at BRIT awards

Calvin Harris and The 1975 were the big winners at the BRIT Awards on Wednesday, as they took home two gongs each.

The 35-year-old DJ and producer won his first ever BRIT at the glitzy ceremony at London's O2 Arena when he was named Producer of the Year, and followed the win up just moments later when his track One Kiss featuring Dua Lipa was named the British Single of the Year.

Love It If We Made It hitmakers The 1975 - made up of Matty Healy, Ross MacDonald, George Daniel, and Adam Hann - were also big winners on the night, scooping up the night's biggest award for Album of the Year for their hit record A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships, whilst also taking home the gong for British Band, after having previously won it in 2017.

Elsewhere in the evening, George Ezra bagged his first ever BRIT Award when he won the prize for British Male Solo Artist, whilst former Critic's Choice winner Jorja Smith took home the gong for British Female Solo Artist.

Ed Sheeran was awarded the Global Success award for the second year running, whilst Little Mix were honoured with British Artist Video of the Year for their hit single 'Woman Like Me'.

The Outstanding Contribution gong went to Pink, and Tom Walker was awarded the prize for British Breakthrough, whilst this year's Critic's Choice was Sam Fender.

Here's the full list of winners: 

• British Male Solo Artist: George Ezra
• British Female Solo Artist: Jorja Smith
• British Group: The 1975
• British Breakthrough: Tom Walker
• Critic's Choice: Sam Fender
• International Group: The Carters
• International Male Solo Artist: Drake
• International Female Solo Artist: Ariana Grande
• Global Success: Ed Sheeran
• British Artist Video of the Year: Little Mix - 'Woman Like Me'
• British Producer of the Year: Calvin Harris
• British Single: Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa - 'One Kiss'
• British Album of the Year: The 1975 - 'A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships'
• Outstanding Contribution: Pink