Adele was the big winner at the 2016 Brit Awards, taking four awards at a ceremony that also paid a powerful tribute to the late David Bowie.
Other winners included James Bay and Coldplay - who won best British group for a record fourth time and dedicated their award to musicians in refugee camps around the world.
Annie Lennox paid tribute to the "legendary" David Bowie as he was posthumously named Brit Icon at this year's awards.
She told the audience: "The legacy of his extraordinary sound and vision will be loved and revered for as long as the earth still spins."
Actor Gary Oldman accepted the award on Bowie's behalf.
Remembering his friend, he said: "I can assure you that David faced his illness with enormous courage, with dignity and grace and customary humour.
"Even in dire circumstances, when he wrote to tell me the bad news that he had cancer, he added "the good news is, I've got my cheek bones back."
Bowie got a standing ovation as Oldman continued: "He was the sweetest soul ever, with the best cheek bones until it was done.
"David, you were mortal, but your potential was superhuman and your remarkable music is living on. We love you and we thank you."
Singer Lorde, who Bowie once said was the "future of music", then paid tribute with her own version of Life On Mars?
TV presenter Laura Whitmore spoke to ITV News after the BRIT Awards.
From Adele's tearful acceptance speeches to a touching tribute to the late David Bowie.
Stars paid tribute to music icon David Bowie at this year's Brits as he was posthumously awarded an Icon Award.