Lady Gaga emerged as the biggest winner with three gongs to her name.
The 23-year-old U.S. star won Best International Female, International
Album for The Fame and International Breakthrough Act. U.S. star Lady
Gaga dedicated her performance to her friend, tragic fashion designer
Alexander McQueen who was last week found hanged in his London flat. |
 Cheryl Cole made it on stage to perform a version of Fight For This
Love, despite her marital problems. She shunned the red carpet ahead of
the show and stayed in her dressing room all night. After arriving on
stage to a standing ovation and the biggest cheer of the night, she
belted out the lyrics ‘We’ve got to fight for this love’. A visibly
angry Cheryl made her feelings following renewed allegations of husband
Ashely’s unfaithfulness clear during a centrepiece Brits performance.
She took to the stage without her wedding ring, and after her
performance, in which she appeared to be miming off-beat, she said:
‘Thank you, thank you’ as she was cheered.
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The most memorable Brits moment, was a special song to mark the
show’s 30th anniversary, to Spice Girls Melanie Brown and Geri Halliwell.
The girlband’s 1997 performance of Who Do You Think You Are? which saw
Geri wear the iconic skimpy Union Jack dress was ‘overwhelmingly’ voted
as the Best Brit Performance of 30 Years by GMTV viewers. 
