Brits 2019: Little Mix, Dua Lipa, Calvin Harris and Pink celebrate with their awards after blowing viewers away with stunning performances

LITTLE Mix looked delighted as they got their hands on another Brit tonight for Video Of The Year.

The girls put on one of their sexiest ever performances earlier in the show, gyrating in sizzling pink latex outfits.

In the winners’ room they couldn’t hide their massive smiles as they posed with their gong.

Scottish DJ Calvin Harris won his first Brit after 10 years of trying and commemorated it with a performance featuring Sam Smith and Dua Lipa.

The One Kiss singer continued her rich run of form at awards ceremonies, adding to her haul from the Grammys.

George Ezra won the first award of the night for Best British Male, while Jorja Smith went home with the Best British Female award.

Pink closed the show after receiving the Outstanding Contribution To Music gong.

Breakthrough act Tom Walker joined the girls backstage

Calvin Harris finally got his hands on two Brits after 10 years of trying

George Ezra scooped the first award of the night for Best British Male

Pink held her award for Outstanding Contribution To Music

Her hit-packed medley featured flamethrowers, indoor rain and a huge feather dress – sending viewers wild.

On a memorable night The 1975 called out misogyny in the music industry during their acceptance speech.

The boys made their stand after beating Little Mix to Best British Group.

Frontman Matthew “Matty” Healy said: “I just want you to listen to me for one sec… just a couple of sentences.

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“A friend of ours, Laura Snapes, said this and I just thought that we should think about it.

“She said, ‘In music, male misogynist acts are examined for nuance and defended as traits for difficult artists, whilst women and those who call them out are treated as hysterics who don’t understand art’.”

The star then said his thank yous before leaving the stage.

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The 1975's Matt Healy hit out at misogyny in the music industry during his speech — The 1975’s Matt Healy hit out at misogyny in the music industry during his speech

The 1975 formed when Matt and his bandmates – Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and George Daniel – attended Wilmslow High School in Cheshire.

Healy credits the likes of Michael Jackson, Talking Heads and My Bloody Valentine as some of the band’s musical influences.

On several occasions, the singer has spoken out about political and current affairs on stage; during the band’s Detroit gig in 2017 he commented on the Manchester Arena attack.

The singer said to the crowd: “We’re from Manchester and where we used to hang out, the actual place that we used to hang out, someone put a bomb in there tonight and then killed a bunch of kids that were going to a f****** show in Manchester.”