Dame Helen scoops Great Briton gong, al gore

Dame Helen scoops Great Briton gong
Dame Helen Mirren cannot stop winning - she has scooped another prize at an awards ceremony.
Star of the hit film The Queen and television's Prime Suspect, she won the arts category at the Morgan Stanley Great Britons Awards in London.
Celebrities including model Jerry Hall, her daughter Lizzie Jagger, director Terry Gilliam, Formula One driver Damon Hill and actress Jane Seymour were among the audience at the Guildhall.
The awards are designed to recognise achievement by Britons in the past year.
Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys was named Great Briton of the Year for his work in genetic fingerprinting.
His developments were used in the police investigation to track down the Ipswich serial killer.
Zara Phillips, daughter of Princess Anne, claimed the sports category award for winning individual gold and team silver at the World Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany.
Fresh from his success at M&S, boss Sir Stuart Rose won the business category while Sir David Attenborough claimed the creative industries award.
Former US vice president Al Gore presented a special award for the environment to Sir Nicholas Stern for his economic review of the impact of climate change.
Former winners include fashion boss Sir Paul Smith, chef Jamie Oliver and double-gold Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes.
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