SELFLESS nominees at our Who Cares Wins awards became selfie stars – as they were snapped with celebrities.
Among those at the glittering bash were telly host James Corden, boxing champ Anthony Joshua and actress and TV presenter Denise Van Outen, who all posed for pictures.
suppliedTelly host and Gavin & Stacey star James Corden with, l-r, Best Team nominees Claire McGraith, Sophie Paton, Rachel Sullivan, Cheryl Adamson and Kaia Williams from the Children’s Cardiology department at Newcastle’s Freeman Hospital[/caption]
suppliedBoxing champ Anthony Joshua meets Sarah de Lagarde, who has a £250k AI bionic arm that can read her mind, she nominated a London Air Ambulance team who saved her life, in the 999 Hero category[/caption]
SuppliedAwards host Davina McCall with party of representatives receiving Christina Newbury Memorial award in honour of the Windrush Generation’s contribution to the NHS[/caption]
Now in its sixth year, our awards, sponsored by the National Lottery and in partnership with NHS Charities Together, honour those who dedicate their lives to caring for us.
And it was an extra-special celebration this year as the NHS celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Hosting Tuesday’s bash at The Roundhouse, in Camden, North London, Davina McCall told the star-studded audience: “We’ve all come here to celebrate these special people.
“Our job is to make everybody else shine and have the best night ever.
“That’s what I love about it. It’s not about celebrities, it’s about saying thank you.”
The winners will be announced on Channel 4 and All 4 this Sunday from 6.30pm.
But if you cannot wait until then, Emma Pietras brings you some pictures from the night.
suppliedPresenters Myleene Klass and Kate Garraway with Liz Pryor, Caroline Stevens and Isabella Hopkinson from Best Health Charity nominee the Anne Robson Trust, for people nearing end of life[/caption]
SuppliedDrag race judge Michelle Visage with Liam Dinnall-Bateman, among those who accepted the Christina Newbury Memorial award in recognition of the Windrush Generation’s contribution to the NHS[/caption]
suppliedDavina McCALL with Phillip Capewell and wife Steph, founders of Best Health Charity nominee Love, Amelia – named for their late daughter, who died just minutes after she was born[/caption]
suppliedStrictly stars Graziano Di Prima, Zara McDermott, Kai Widdrington, Nadiya Bychcova and Giovanni Pernice join representatives of the Anne Robson Trust health charity[/caption]
suppliedLove Island couple Ekin-Su Culculoglu and Davide Sanclimenti meet Young Hero nominee Issy Martin, 16[/caption]
suppliedVeteran newsman Sir Trevor McDonald with Best Nurse nominee Cherie Trew, who earlier this year flew to Turkey to provide emergency medical care to earthquake victims[/caption]
suppliedTelly presenter Christine Lampard listened to stories from Charlie Beswick, founder of Best Health Charity nominee More Than A Face[/caption]
suppliedLabour Leader Sir Keir Starmer learned about work on the NHS front line, from Ginny Wanjiro who was up for the Best Nurse award[/caption]
suppliedFootie favourite Harry Redknapp with 999 Hero nominee Mark Giddens, who has saved countless lives and delivered more than 50 babies during 34 years in the East of England Ambulance Service[/caption]
suppliedActresses Denise Van Outen and Denise Welch with, centre, Liz Pryor and Caroline Stevens of Best Health Charity nominee the Anne Robson Trust[/caption]
suppliedActress and comedian Emily Atack meets Best Midwife nominee Karen Stevens[/caption]
suppliedReality star Joey Essex got a slice of proper reality from lollipop lady Michelle D’Arcy who performed CPR to resuscitate a driver who had crashed into a parked car after a cardiac arrest[/caption]
The ceremony will be shown on Channel 4 and All 4 at 6.30pm this Sunday