Carol Vorderman Talks About Pride of Britain Awards

TV star Carol Vorderman says people will be inspired by the goodness of others at the Pride of Britain Awards.

Carol has been hosting the awards since 1999. She says the awards are needed now more than ever because the country is very divided. Nominations are open for this year's awards.

There are many reasons to feel sad, but one thing that brings people together is hope and the kindness of others.

Carol has been hosting the awards since 1999.

The awards honor ordinary people who do extraordinary things, like being brave or raising money for charity.

Carol says the awards are different from other TV shows. She first appeared on TV in 1982 and was on a show called Countdown for 26 years.

Carol meets people who do amazing things even though they are not famous or rich. She says this gives her hope for the future.

Carol believes the awards are needed now more than ever.

Carol thinks the awards remind us that we don't have to be rich or famous to be great people.

The awards give people hope. Carol says the people she meets at the awards are the ones who matter most.

Since 2021, Carol has had a co-host for the awards, Ashley Banjo.

There are many categories for the awards, including a local hero award and a bravery award.

The awards have many categories, including a local hero award and a bravery award.

People who have won the awards in the past have made a big impact on those who have heard their stories.

In 2018, some divers won an award for being brave when they rescued a football team from a cave in Thailand.

The football team and their coach attended the awards ceremony in 2018.

When the team came on stage, it was a very emotional moment.

A boy named Max won an award in 2018 for being brave after he had a heart transplant. He had been waiting for a new heart for eight months.

In 2012, a TV presenter named Katie Piper won a special award for being brave after she was attacked with acid.

Katie Piper won a special award in 2012.

Doreen Lawrence won a lifetime achievement award in 2012 for fighting for justice for her son.

Doreen Lawrence won a lifetime achievement award in 2012 for her work.

The next awards ceremony will be held in the autumn and will be shown on TV.

Carol says the awards are very emotional. She cries when she reads the stories of the people who have been nominated.

Carol has a co-host, Ashley Banjo, for the awards ceremony.

The judges have a hard time choosing the winners because all the nominees are amazing.

Then Carol and the other judges get to meet the winners and their families.

On the night of the awards, Carol tries not to get too emotional. She says it's not about the presenters, it's about the winners.

Carol tries not to get too emotional on the night of the awards.

Carol tells the winners that the next day is just for them and that they should enjoy it.

Carol's favorite part of the awards is the dinner for the winners the night before the ceremony.

Carol says the dinner is her favorite part of the awards because she can talk to the winners.

The dinner is special because the winners can hear each other's stories.

Everyone is at the dinner, but they don't know each other's stories, which makes it special.

There's something special about the winners that makes the dinner a special night.

The nominations for the awards are now open. Carol wants people to nominate their heroes.

Carol says people should nominate their heroes because someone has to do it.

The nominations for the awards are now open.

If you know someone who does great things, you can nominate them for an award. It only takes a minute.

There are many categories for the awards, including one for people who inspire others.

Do you know someone who makes the world a better place?

There's an award for people who raise money for charity.

There's an award for young people who do charity work.

There's an award for people who help others in their local area.

There's a lifetime achievement award for people who have done great things over a long time.

There's an award for people who work in emergency services and go beyond what's expected of them.

There's an award for people who are brave and help others in danger.

There's an award for children who are brave and help others.

There's a special award for people who do great things that don't fit into other categories.

Click here to nominate your hero.

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