1. Various exteriors of Brit Awards venue 2. Singer Kylie Minogue, winner of Best International Female and Best International Album awards arriving 3. Cut to press 4. Singer Dido, winner of Best British Female award, arriving 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dido, Singer "Q: What do you think it will mean to you, getting a Brit? A: Yeah, quite a lot, I mean it's home, so it means more than any other award ceremony." 6. Singer Anastacia arriving 7. So Solid Crew 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Romeo, So Solid Crew "The Brits means a lot, man, but we didn't really expect to get allowed on the premises, so being here is good." 9. Actress Daryl Hannah 10. Singer Boy George 11. Westlife, pop group 12. Various Kylie Minogue performing 13. Mid shot Kylie showing off her two Brit awards 14. Close up Kylie 15. Various of Dido performing 16. Footballer Sol Campbell announcing Dido as winner 17. Various Dido receiving award 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dido, Singer "I want to thank my mum and my dad- you have been amazing. But most of all I want to thank my brother Rollo. I do all of this with him. He's my musical partner, he's my best friend and it wouldn't be as much fun without him. Thank you so much, goodnight." 19. Wide shot ceremony 20. Westlife celebrating after being announced as winners of Best Pop Act 21. Westlife receiving award 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Westlife member "I just want to say a big thank you and that's to all the fans who voted for us out there tonight - second in a row - this one's for you, thank you very, very much. Goodnight." 23. Kylie introducing Sting , winner of award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music 24. Sting walking on stage 25. Wide shot of ceremony STORYLINE: It was ladies' night at the 2002 Brit Awards in London, with Kylie Minogue and Dido leading the pack with two awards each. Dido, who was virtually unheard of a year ago in the U-K, won two of the biggest awards - Best British Female and the coveted Best Album title. Dido, 30, hit the big time after Eminem chose her single 'Thank You' as a backing track for his number one single, Stan. She had to be dropped from the newcomer category last month after an eligibility bungle because she had already been shortlisted for Best Female in 2000, but lost out to Sonique. However, she managed to take the title this year, as well as the prize for her album 'No Angel', to become the first female best album winner since Annie Lennox in 1993. It was also the first time in eight years that the best group didn't win best album. Kylie Minogue won Best International Female and Best International Album. Minogue, 33, collected the title of Best International Female after being nominated in three previous years. She also picked up the Best International Album award, although she had to play second fiddle in the Pop Act category. That prize, voted for by fans, went to Irish boy band Westlife. Robbie Williams, notable by his absence from the ceremony, extended his haul of Brits by landing his 13th award for Best British Male. Further success also came for Destiny's Child when they took the Best International Group title. Best British Group went to Travis, who collected the title for the second time after winning in 2000. Controversial garage act So Solid Crew, whose U-K tour had to be shelved over fears of violence at their shows, were given the Best Video prize for their chart-topper '21 Seconds'. Singer Sting performed a medley of his greatest hits and was awarded for his Outstanding Contribution to British Music. Winners at the Brits are generally a closely-guarded secret, but this year the surprises were undermined by a number of leaks to newspapers. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/dc60a8ab17fee5695e4faa5ee3057c84 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

• published: 23 Jul 2015
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