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Following her six dazzling BRITs victories, she is the name on everyone's lips. And Raye didn't take long to soak up her achievement as she took to the stage once more at a Hilton Secret Socials function on Tuesday evening. The singer, 26, looked radiant at her stage appearance at the London Hilton on Park Lane for a select few people.

It was a night that saw history come alive when Raye took the British Academy by a record-breaking six Brit Awards despite being told by her ex record label that she would never perform again. But it appears that after the lowest-ever viewing figures in the last decade, Saturday night's feel-good story of Raye's revival was not enough to save the music award show. The award ceremony attracted 900,000 viewers from last year, with an average of 2.5 million viewers. According to MailOnline, the blame is being placed on the fact that there were 'no big US name' and "no memorable duets."

On Saturday, Raye called Agatha Dawson to the stage with her as she launched Album Of The Year at the Brits, and viewers at home were left in tears. The singer, who is 26, shared tears of gratitude for her grandmother's prayers. My grandma is up until 3 a.m. to pray for me and my beautiful sisters. I adore you so much.' Raye, who wore a stunning white gown, raised her hand to the audience and announced: 'My middle name is Agatha and this Agatha Dawson, ladies and gentlemen.' Agatha, who remained stunning in traditional Ghanaian kente cloth, was able to bask in the applause that dotted all sides of the O2. 'I'm so sorry, I want to thank all of the writers,' the 'Escapism' singer continued. On national television, I'm groggy. I adore music. All I wanted to be was an artist, and now I'm an artist with an Album of the Year. Thank you so much, grandma, let's go.'

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.

At the BRIT Awards 2024 red carpet in London, this television favorite ditched the conventional suit and arrived on Saturday evening dressed as a giraffe. With only their face and arms visible, the comedian appeared in the inflatable costume looking unrecognizable. Fans will be more used to seeing him on stage or appearing on some of telly's most popular shows.

Yinka Bokinni of Radio 1Xtra reported her pregnancy on Saturday at London's O2 Arena. The host, 35, looked sensational in a green satin dress that hugged her blossoming bump, which she cradled while interviewing actors ahead of the ceremony. She completed the ensemble's majestic silver platforms and stunned the world with her warm greetings.

The Prada actress, 26, went from cheek to cheek as she stepped out wearing a black sparkly figure-hugging jacket.

On Saturday, Rebecca Ferguson puts on a busty print in pink and white houndstooth print at the BRITS 2024. The 2010 X Factor runner-up, 37, wore a double breasted jacket with gold buttons and a skirt of the same style but in a darker pink. She wore a white Holland Cooper belt, matched to gloves and pear earrings, as well as a stunning brooch. Rebecca, whose ex-boyfriend Zayn made her first public appearance in almost five years, completed her look with white heels. In 2023, the singer unveiled her fifth studio album Heaven Part II, and she was warned in January of the 'awful human rights abuses' she has suffered.

In newly released photos on Tuesday, Maya Jama puts on a busty display as she posed for the new 2024 BRIT award alongside co-hosts Clara Amfo and Roman Kemp. In a black blazer, the host, 29, teased the impending event on Saturday, March 2nd. The new award, which was created by British visual artist and painter Rachel Jones, was on display at The BRIT Awards ahead of the show.

RAYE will perform at The BRIT Awards 2024 on Tuesday. On the evening's main stage, the artist, 26, who has a record-breaking seven nominations in this year's awards, is expected to wilt the audience. The event will be broadcast exclusively on ITV1 and ITVX, with the traditional celebrity-studded red carpet following the awards.

Alfie died in February 2021 at Scott's new-build housing association home in Droitwich, Worcestershire, where he received'sadistic' punishments, such as beatings and being held under bath water. During a'sinister' period of correction and violence enforcing by his mother Carla Scott and her work criminal lover Dirk Howell, a sports-mad schoolboy was either arrested or in a shed, where he would be compelled to stand still - or whipped with belts. The treatment was denied by Howell, 41 and Scott, 35, who they said turned a blind eye - to police, social care, the council, and Alfie's school, stung by terrified neighbors and even passers-by in the street. A neighbor called a harrowing 999 call describing 'thrashing' sounds emanating from the bathroom 'like they are really hurting him.' Carla Scott, right. Inset images: Dirk Howell and Carla Scott

The BRIT Awards have revealed the nominees for this year's competition, with a record 98 artists competing for the prestigious awards. Raye is the top of the pack, with seven out of total, breaking the record for receiving the most nominations in a single year. The British singer, 26, is up for Album Of The Year for her long-awaited debut album My 21st Century Blues, while Escapism, the year's third single, has been nominated for Song of the Year.

David Koresh (pictured left) was a cult leader who participated in the Waco massacre nearly 30 years ago, a sprawling building nine miles from Waco, Texas, located on scrubland nine miles from Waco, Texas. Followers (top right) had to construct the ramshackle multi-story building that housed them all, where living conditions were pre-existing. Eleven women gave birth to 17 of his children (bottom right).

In the aftermath of the Supreme Court's decision in June on Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization, abortion clinics in 15 states where the procedure is now outlawed or restricted are closing. The decision pushed back federal protections of abortion rights and left each state free to determine whether or not they should perform the procedure on their own. Following the court's ruling, several states had trigger laws in place immediately prohibiting or restricting access to the procedure.

According to a recent study, hundreds of clinics around the country have stopped offering abortions after the Supreme Court reversed the Roe vs Wade decision in June. According to an analysis, 66 clinics in fifteen states have stopped offering abortions in the hundred days after the Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision on June 24 that abolished the fundamental right to an abortion. In 13 states that have introduced near-total abortion bans since the Dobbs' ruling, as well as Wisconsin and Wisconsin. Clinics in Wisconsin have suspended abortions due to confusion over the enforceability of an 1849 ban, which has left them afraid of future litigation if they continue to provide them. And in Georgia, one clinic has closed completely and 13 others continue to provide abortions, but not until the sixth week of pregnancy. These fifteen states are home to 22 million women of child-bearing age (from 15 to 49), accounting for 30 percent of the country's women of that age.