From David Beckham to Piers Morgan, celebs line up for selfies with health heroes at Who Cares Wins awards

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THEY’RE Britain’s selfless healthcare heroes – nonetheless at our dazzling Who Cares Wins awards, our nominees had been the selfie centre of consideration.

Celebs collectively with David Beckham, Piers Morgan and Kate Garraway fortunately posed for snaps on Tuesday night time with the true stars of our present. Our awards – sponsored by the National Lottery and aired this Sunday – recognise scientists, medics and odd individuals who’ve confirmed distinctive braveness. Here Amy Jones, Clare O’Reilly and Lynsey Hope mingle with the celebs and nominees . . . 

Cute Young Hero nominee Carmela Chillery-Watson, seven, scored a selfie with Becks. The teenager, from Devizes, Wiltshire, has raised higher than £100,000 for analysis into her uncommon kind of muscular dystrophy
Rocker Rod Stewart posed with ambulance mechanic Barney Jones, 48, from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, who was nominated for the Unsung Hero award by his partner Teresa. Rod called Barney 'an amazing chap'
Rocker Rod Stewart posed with ambulance mechanic Barney Jones, 48, from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, who was nominated for the Unsung Hero award by his accomplice Teresa. Rod usually often called Barney ‘an unimaginable chap’
Prince William joined Becks and his mum Sandra for a chat with Luke Wilkinson, 35, from Derby – nominated for The Caroline Flack Mental Health Hero award
Prince William joined Becks and his mum Sandra for a chat with Luke Wilkinson, 35, from Derby – nominated for The Caroline Flack Mental Health Hero award
Former Chelsea star Frank Lampard met dedicated 999 Hero nominee Major Emma Allen, 38, from Tidworth, Wilts, who gave up nearly 800 hours of her own time to volunteer as an emergency co-responder during the Covid pandemic
Former Chelsea star Frank Lampard met devoted 999 Hero nominee Major Emma Allen, 38, from Tidworth, Wilts, who gave up just about 800 hours of her personal time to volunteer as an emergency co-responder by the Covid pandemicCredit: Major Emma Allen
Best Nurse nominee Ross Anderson’s fellow diner looked familiar – Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Ross, 34, from Leather-head, Surrey, is a deputy charge nurse at Guy’s and St Thomas’ sexual health clinic in London
Best Nurse nominee Ross Anderson’s fellow diner appeared acquainted – Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Ross, 34, from Leather-head, Surrey, is a deputy worth nurse at Guy’s and St Thomas’ sexual health clinic in London
TV presenter Vernon Kay met Ultimate Life-saver nominee Holly Taylor, 29, of the Great North Air Ambulance, who hailed the Who Cares Wins awards as 'incredible'
TV presenter Vernon Kay met Ultimate Life-saver nominee Holly Taylor, 29, of the Great North Air Ambulance, who hailed the Who Cares Wins awards as ‘unbelievable’
Broadcasting legend Piers Morgan raised a glass to Unsung Hero nominee and care centre worker Louise Gover 42, from Warminster, Wilts
Broadcasting legend Piers Morgan raised a glass to Unsung Hero nominee and care centre employee Louise Gover 42, from Warminster, Wilts
The team from Best Charity nominee Park Lane Stables in South London bumped into Virgin Radio broadcaster Chris Evans on the red carpet
The workforce from Best Charity nominee Park Lane Stables in South London ran into Virgin Radio broadcaster Chris Evans on the crimson carpet

Who Cares Wins awards

The Who Cares Wins awards honour those that have helped preserve the nation.

Here are the programs:

  • 999 Hero
  • Best Charity
  • Best Doctor
  • Best Midwife
  • Best Nurse
  • Groundbreaking Pioneer
  • Mental Health Hero
  • National Lottery Award
  • Ultimate lifesaver
  • Unsung Hero
  • Young Hero
  •  The Sun’s Who Cares Wins awards can be broadcast on Channel 4 and All 4 on Sunday at 7.30pm.
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