February 18, 2009 21:26
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Iron Maiden win Best British Live Act at BRITs
Band accept gong via video message
Iron Maiden have won the Best British Live Act at the BRIT Awards 2009 tonight (February 18).
The rockers were announced as winners by 'Hot Fuzz' actor Nick Frost, but were not able to attend the bash, ironically due to touring duties – instead delivering an acceptance message by video link-up.
The acts nominated for Best British Live Act were::
The Verve
Coldplay
Scouting For Girls
Elbow
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