Arlo Parks

Nuala McGovern is a high flying journalist who has travelled across the world - now is she joining the presenting line-up on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour. It all started for Nuala back in Dublin in the 1980s where she grew up. Her father Jim was a pub landlord and Nuala attributes her ability to connect with her interviewees from her years of helping out in the pub.

She received awards for best musician, R&B singer, and songwriter at the London O2 arena, as well as a year's best song and album of the year.

Raye's transformation from musical obscurity to international pop star hit a new height tonight, winning six Brit awards for the first time. Rachel Agatha Keen, a London-born artist, was stunned when she tied for most gongs in a single night, and she went back to collect her awards barefoot each time. She was nominated seven times - the most for a single artist in a year - but she may not have been nominated twice for Escapism, which won the award, and Prada. The 26-year-old collected awards for best artist, new artist, R&B act, and songwriter, as well as a year's best song and album of the year at the O2 Arena in London. The songwriter's success is one of music's finest ever comebacks, coming just three years after her former record label Polydor refused to release any of her albums. Raye left the company and began presenting her critically acclaimed, and now award-winning debut, My 21st Century Blues as an independent artist.