The 55th Ivor Novello awards

Natasha Khan, aka Bat for Lashes, won best contemporary song for Daniel Photograph: Johnny Green/PA Photograph: Johnny Green/guardian.co.uk Lily Allen cries in the press room after accepting the romantically titled 'PRS award for most performed work' for The Fear Photograph: Dave Hogan/Getty Images Photograph: Dave Hogan/guardian.co.uk Lily Allen poses with her award for best song muscially and lyrically, a category so prestigious they give her a small child to take home. Oh, our mistake, that's her four-year-old sister, Teddy Rose Photograph: Johnny Green/PA Photograph: Johnny Green/guardian.co.uk Dizzee Rascal was nominated for two awards but walked away empty handed. Fortunately, he managed to mask his disappointment Photograph: Dave Hogan/Getty Images Photograph: Dave Hogan/guardian.co.uk Cerys Matthews arrives at Grosvenor House to watch the mayhem unfold Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images Photograph: Chris Jackson/guardian.co.uk Yasmin Le Bon was there, possible purveyor of the mayhem Cerys Matthews was hoping to see Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images Photograph: Chris Jackson/guardian.co.uk Or maybe she was just there with her husband, Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon Photograph: Dave Hogan/Getty Images Photograph: Dave Hogan/guardian.co.uk Paolo Nutini won the best album award for Sunny Side Up Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images Photograph: Chris Jackson/guardian.co.uk Shaznay Lewis suffers a spot of shoe trouble. Fortunately, there were plenty of photographers around to capture the moment, otherwise you'd never believe us about the whole 'mayhem' thing Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images Photograph: Chris Jackson/guardian.co.uk If the Ivor Noevllos haven't got Elaine Paige written all over them then we don't know what has Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images Photograph: Chris Jackson/guardian.co.uk Johnny Marr wins the inspiration award for his work with the Cribs. Just kidding, we're assuming his role in the Smiths clinched it Photograph: Johnny Green/PA Photograph: Johnny Green/guardian.co.uk Noel Gallagher wasn't nominated, but was there to hand Paul Weller the prize for lifetime achievement. Plus, a free lunch is a free lunch, you know? Photograph: Johnny Green/PA Photograph: Johnny Green/guardian.co.uk Emily and Michael Eavis were there. Haven't you two got some sort of farm-based music event to be organising? Photograph: Dave Hogan/Getty Images Photograph: Dave Hogan/guardian.co.uk