Daily mail awards

The Daily Mail Awards are a series of annual awards presented by the Daily Mail, a British national newspaper. The awards recognize excellence and achievement in various fields, including sports, entertainment, and journalism. Here are some of the notable Daily Mail Awards:

  1. Sports Personality of the Year: This award is presented to the outstanding sports personality of the year, as voted by the readers of the Daily Mail.
  2. Journalist of the Year: This award is given to the journalist who has made the most significant contribution to journalism in the past year, as judged by the Daily Mail's editorial team.
  3. New Journalist of the Year: This award is presented to a young journalist who has shown exceptional talent and potential in their early career.
  4. Columnist of the Year: This award is given to the columnist who has written the most thought-provoking and engaging columns in the past year.
  5. Feature Writer of the Year: This award is presented to the feature writer who has produced the most outstanding and engaging features in the past year.
  6. Young Journalist of the Year: This award is given to a young journalist who has shown exceptional talent and potential in their early career.
  7. Sports Journalist of the Year: This award is presented to the sports journalist who has made the most significant contribution to sports journalism in the past year.
  8. Entertainment Personality of the Year: This award is given to the entertainment personality who has made the most significant contribution to the entertainment industry in the past year.
  9. TV Personality of the Year: This award is presented to the TV personality who has made the most significant contribution to television in the past year.
  10. Radio Personality of the Year: This award is given to the radio personality who has made the most significant contribution to radio in the past year.

The Daily Mail Awards are usually presented at a ceremony held in London, and the winners are chosen by a panel of judges comprising Daily Mail editors and journalists.