Brit Awards Results!

Scissor Sisters were the big winners at the 2005 Brit Awards, winning in all three categories that they were nominated for.  The band from New York was crowned International Breakthrough Act of the year, as well as Best International Album and Group.

Franz Ferdinand and Keane took home two awards each, the Scots getting Best British Rock Act and Group, while the soft-rock trio were awarded British Breakthrough Act of the year and Album Of The Year for the mega-selling ‘Hopes And Fears’.

In perhaps the worst awards decision in history, loveable tosser Robbie Williams won the award for best song of the last 25 years, for the mind-numbing ballad ‘Angels’. 

This year’s Outstanding Contribution To Music award went to Sir Bob Geldof – who was born in Dublin.  Go figure.

The full list of winners:

Best song: Robbie Williams
British breakthrough act: Keane
British rock act: Franz Ferdinand
International breakthrough act: Scissor Sisters
British live act: Muse
British single: Will Young - 'Your Game'
Pop act: McFly
International female solo artist: Gwen Stefani
International male solo artist: Eminem
British male solo artist: The Streets
British female solo artist: Joss Stone
British urban act: Joss Stone
International group: Scissor Sisters
British group: Franz Ferdinand
International album: Scissor Sisters
Best British album: Keane – ‘Hopes and Fears’
Outstanding contribution to music: Sir Bob Geldof