Laura Mvula and Mark Ronson pose with prizewinner Bethany Evans

 

From the television to the red carpet: Anna Williamson, Emily Maitlis,  and Levi Roots

 

 

 

 

 

Pendleton is a former Commonwealth Games sprint gold medallist, winning in Melbourne 2006 and a double European team sprint champion.
Her success made her the pin-up girl of the cycling world and she was the cover star of magazines like Esquire and Harper's Bazaar and launched a range of women's bikes with Halfords.
Following her big day at the palace Victoria headed over to attend The Prince's Trust and Samsung Celebrate Success Awards at Odeon Leicester Square.
Other stars that joined her included actors Idris Elba and Damian Lewis, as well as fashion designer Stella McCartney, OBE.

 

Flashing her winning smile: Victoria beamed as she headed onto the stage to present an award

 

In the presence of greatness: Laura Mvula and Mark Ronson pose with prizewinner Bethany Evans

 

Enjoying the ceremony: Damian Lewis and his wife Helen McCrory put on an affectionate display

 

 

 

The Prince's Trust and Samsung Celebrate Success Awards recognises young people who have overcome challenges such as homelessness, drug addiction, unemployment and mental health issues.
This is the national final following a series of regional award ceremonies across the country at the end of last year.
The Prince's Trust helps disadvantaged young people get their lives on track, it also supports people aged 13-30 who are unemployed and those struggling at school and at risk of exclusion.
The trust's programmes give vulnerable young people practical and financial support in a bid to stabilise their lives, encouraging higher self-esteem and skills for work.
Three in four young people supported by the trust move into work, education or training, and it has helped more than 700,000 young people since 1976, supporting 100 more each day, the charity said.

 

Demure: The 67-year-old actress was moved to tears during the awards show

 

Say cheese! Kelly Hoppen and Douglas Booth posed for a photograph together

During the awards show, Dame Helen was moved to tears by one winner,and had to compose herself as she posed for photographs with the winner and Charles on stage.
Naomi Johnston, 27, from Edinburgh received the Mappin and Webb Young Ambassador of the Year award from the emotional actress who wiped tears away from her cheeks.
Speaking about the event, Mirren said: 'All the young people here today are truly inspirational. Their remarkable stories have blown me away.
'I would like to congratulate each and every young person for showing that with resilience and hard work you really can reach your potential and be an inspiration to others.'