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Mental health warrior Fergus Crawley was overcome with emotion when he was crowned our overall Young Scot of 2022.

Greta Thunberg will make her first public appearance in Scotland since the COP26 UN climate change conference in November 2021.

READ MORE:Harry Styles' Don't Worry Darling co-star jokes he dared actor to 'spit' on Chris PineThe artist, whose real name is Simbiatu "Simbi" Abisola Abiola Ajikawo, took home a whopping cash prize of £25,000 as well as the trophy.The singer admitted she was "overwhelmed" as she picked up the award, which comes after she won Best Newcomer at the Brit Awards last year.Little Simz won the award for her fourth album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, a hip-hop record that tells a coming-of-age story.The Introvert singer was picked from the shortlist by a panel of independent judges after an independent panel chose the shortlist.Choosing the shortlist and winner this year was a star-studded line-up of Annie Mac, Jamie Cullum, Anna Calvi, Danielle Perry, Hazel Wilde, Gemma Cairney, Michael Kiwanuka, Jeff Smith, Mike Walsh, Phil Alexander, Tshepo Mokoena, Will Hodgkinson and Jeff Smith.In 2019, Little Simz was nominated for the Mercury for her latest LP, Grey Area, which was released the same year.Sometimes I Might Be Introvert rose to number four in the UK album chart when it was released last year.The rapper is the 31st winner of the Mercury and succeeds indie singer-songwriter Arlo Parks, who won the award last year.Harry Styles made the shortlist with his third studio album, Harry's House, but did not attend the ceremony as he is currently touring the US.The ceremony was originally scheduled to take place on September 8 but was cancelled out of respect for the Queen as news that she died came on the same day.Mercury prize organisers told the Mirror: "Tonight’s Mercury Prize event has been postponed at this time of great national sorrow.

A young Lanarkshire woman has been crowned as winner of the Enhancing Education award at the prestigious Sunday Mail Young Scot Awards 2022.

a public response to colour, to light, to sound and to past traumatic events, I found very moving.It’s funny because I feel like I’ve been brought into a world that I’ve never really thought about. I’m very much a nature girl.

Dawn O’Porter has shared a heartbreaking tribute to Caroline Flack ahead of the one year anniversary of her tragic death. Author Dawn, 42, shared a throwback snap from the first time she met Caroline, who was 40 when she took her own life, on the set of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here Now show, which Caroline hosted alongside Joe Swash for two series.The snap sees Caroline, who’s mum recently said her fortune will be going to various charities, smiling as she sits in front of Dawn, Joe Swash and Gemma Cairney on the set of the I’m A Celeb spin off show, set in the Australian jungle.

HELLO!'s Star Women Awards took place on Thursday 17 December in a virtual ceremony hosted by Kate Silverton. The first award of the night was Trailblazer of the Year, which was presented to Lavinya Stennett, the founder and CEO of The Black Curriculum. Watch the video above to find out more about our well-deserving winner.The Black Curriculum is a social enterprise based out of London that aims to get black British history taught at schools all over the country. It was only set up last year but has already gained the support of celebrity fans including JLS, Denise Lewis, Bonnie Wright and Gemma Cairney.

Lavinya Stennett, 23, is the CEO of The Black Curriculum, a social enterprise based in London which aims to get black British history taught in schools over the country and is supported by stars including JLS, Denise Lewis, Bonnie Wright and Gemma Cairney. Black History Month runs throughout October. Black History Month starts on October 1 and I think it's great as it's important to educate and raise awareness about different parts of black history.

“A lot of hard work goes into the strikes, there have been many stressful meetings and difficult times balancing climate activism with our personal lives, so I’m really happy our efforts are being recognised on this scale.

The finalists will attend the online ceremony on August 13.The winners will be announced during the live streamed event hosted by Radio 1 DJ Gemma Cairney streamed on Young Scot’s YouTube channel.Now in its 14th year, the awards highlight the amazing achievements of young people across Scotland.Winners will join a prestigious rollcall including actors such as Karen Gillan and Martin Compston, alongside world class athletes including Sir Andy Murray and Olympian Laura Muir.Louise Macdonald OBE, chief executive of Young Scot, said: “We’re really excited about celebrating Scotland’s most amazing young people in our first ever online Awards ceremony.

Anna Calvi and Gemma Cairney the two new additions to the panel. This year's Hyundai Mercury Prize judging panel has been announced!

Dawn O’Porter reminisced on the good times she had with Caroline Flack at Glastonbury festival.The 41-year-old shared a sweet throwback picture with her late pal and BBC Radio 1’s Gemma Cairney as they all smiled at the camera. She shared how the annual festival – which was cancelled this year due to the global pandemic – was where they had ‘the most fun’.‘Thanks @gemagain for posting this picture,’ the TV presenter wrote.

Dawn O'Porter has shared a heartwarming throwback snap of her and Love Island host Caroline Flack enjoying Glastonbury Festival.