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Meanwhile Take That took home Brits for Best Live Act, decided by listeners of BBC Radio 2, after beating the likes of Muse (who've won for the past three years in a row), Arctic Monkeys and Kaiser Chiefs to the award, as well as Best Single for Shine.
Take That, Leona Lewis and Mika were nominated in four categories. Mika beat stiff competition from the likes of the mighty Klaxons, Leona and Kate Nash to win British Breakthrough Act, voted for by BBC Radio 1 listeners.
Mika opened the show with a performance alongside The Gossip's fabulous Beth Ditto. Other performances came from Rihanna and The Klaxons who performed a duet of Umbrella, Kylie with new single, Wow, plus Kaiser Chiefs singing Ruby, Leona Lewis with Bleeding Love, Amy Winehouse singing Love Is A Losing Game and a monster of a Mark Ronson medley alongside Adele, Daniel Merriweather and Amy Winehouse. But the top performance of the night came from Sir Paul McCartney who closed the show.
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