Tinie Tempah and Arcade Fire Clear Up at The Brits 2011

The Brit Awards 2011, aka The Biggest Night on the Pop Calendar, was held tonight at London's 02 Arena.

Hosted by 'comedian' James Corden, who managed to get through the event with only one or two knob jokes, the Brits enjoyed a change of award statue as well as a change of venue this year. In the first of a series of annual re-designs, this year's Union Jack adorned trophy was designed by British designer Vivienne Westwood .

Live performances on the night came from Adele, Take That, Rihanna, Mumford and Sons, Plan B, Arcade Fire, Tinie Tempah and Cee-Lo Green, who was joined onstage by Paloma Faith in a 'surprise twist'.

As predicted it was a good night for Tinie Tempah, who walked away with two awards for British Breakthrough Act and British Single for 'Pass Out'.

Arcade Fire also enjoyed multiple wins, with the Montreal group winning both Best International Group and Best International Album for 'The Suburbs'.

The hugely coveted 'Mastercard British Album of the Year' went to Mumford and Sons for Sigh no More; the band beating off stiff competition from Take That, Tinie Tempah, The XX, and Plan B.

Oh, and Robbie Williams said 'Shabba'. Twice. 

Here's the full list of Brit 2011 Award Winners: 

Best Male Artist - Plan B

British Breakthrough Act - Tinie Tempah

International Album - Arcade Fire, The Suburbs

Critics' Choice - Jessie J (but we already knew that, didn't we?)

International Male - Cee-Lo Green

British Single - Tinie Tempah, 'Pass Out' 

International Group - Arcade Fire 

International Breakthrough Artist - Justin Bieber

British Female Solo Artist - Laura Marling

International Female Solo Artist - Rihanna

British Group - Take That

Mastercard British Album of the Year - Mumford and Sons