Brit Awards 2018: The best pictures from the ceremonyAFPStormzy owned the night, winning two of the top prizes and closing the show with a blistering performance that included an attack on Prime Minister Theresa May and her (lack of) support for victims of the Grenfell Tower fire.Getty ImagesDua Lipa also won two prizes - best British female and best breakthrough - and gave a colourful performance of her anthem New Rules, which ended with a fist-in-the-air power salute.Getty ImagesLiam Payne and Rita Ora teamed up to deliver their Fifty Shades song For You. The former One Direction star turned up to the ceremony with girlfriend Cheryl, hoping to quash rumours of cracks in their relationship.AFPEd Sheeran sang Supermarket Flowers, the closing track on ÷. His huge commercial prowess was rewarded with the global success award, but he lost out on his four nominations in the competitive categories.Getty ImagesLiam Gallagher performed a poignant version of Oasis's Live Forever as a tribute to the victims of the Manchester Arena attack.PAJack Whitehall hosted the ceremony for the first time, and arrived on the stage in an oversized padded jacket following a skit featuring Man's Not Hot rapper Big Shaq.AFPKendrick Lamar was named best international male, then performed Feel on top of a glass cube containing a man smashing up a car. Parts of his song were muted on the TV broadcast, frustrating many viewers.Getty ImagesJustin Timberlake opened the show, joined by country singer Chris Stapleton, who appears on Timberlake's Man of the Woods album.Getty ImagesSam Smith performed Too Good At Goodbyes, despite having been overlooked in the nominations.ReutersLast year's Critics' Choice winner Rag'n'Bone Man performed a fiery duet with this year's winner Jorja Smith. Rag'n'Bone Man also won best single this year for Human.ReutersFoo Fighters won best international group and played The Sky Is A Neighbourhood on top of a mock ski chalet.Stormzy steals the show at Brit AwardsFive things we learnt on the Brits red carpetBrit Awards 2018: The winners and nomineesPaloma upset about Brits men's roses