Winners 1999

  • Helen Ridding

    Teacher of the Year

    Helen Ridding took on a challenge few teachers would contemplate when she accepted a job at one of the worst primary schools in the country

    Kevin Dingle, Mike Edkins and Paul Pollington

    Lifesaver of the Year

    It was evening on September 6 1998 and light was fading fast when the Port Isaac Lifeboat rescue unit received a mayday call

  • Lucy-Rae Tamulevicus

    Outstanding Bravery

    Lucy-Rae has endured more pain and suffering in her young life than most of us could ever imagine

    Sandra Howard

    Fundraiser of the Year

    Sandra Howard's 20-year-old son Gareth is severely epileptic. When she discovered a revolutionary new treatment that was not available on the NHS, she decided to raise the money herself

  • Connor Carr

    Child of Courage

    It was a December morning when Sarah Dinsdale and her mum Diane decided to go Christmas shopping. But their car spun out of control as it hit black ice

    Rhys and Charly Daniels

    Child of Courage

    Rhys Daniels lost his fight for life against the crippling illness Batten's disease just before Christmas, and his sister Charly died soon afterwards

  • Michael McNally

    Outstanding Bravery

    The tragic scenes of grief, shock and devastation that followed the Omagh bombing will forever be ingrained in our memories

    Helen Smith

    Outstanding Bravery

    Helen Smith was a gifted student with a bright future when she was struck by a cruel and devastating blow

  • Daniel Gallimore

    Outstanding Bravery

    Daniel was beaten up so severely that he was knocked unconscious and left for dead on the pavement by the gang who attacked him

    Donna Marie McGillion

    Special Award

    It was a magical moment that gave a glimmer of hope and joy to a town steeped in sadness. And it was all the more poignant because it so nearly didn't happen

  • Richard Noble and Sqn. Ldr Andt Green

    Pioneers of the Year

    A sonic boom echoed across the Nevada desert - and Thrust sped its way into the history books, breaking the land speed record at 763mph. It was a moment the nation felt proud to be British

    The Viagra Scientists

    Inventor of the Year

    It was a team British scientists who came up with the most talked-about invention of the year: Viagra

  • Richard Emanuel

    Entrepreneur of the Year

    Richard Emanuel is a remarkable British success story in business starting with nothing, coming from nowhere, and in record time setting his industry alight

    Mo Mowlam

    Outstanding Contribution

    Mo Mowlam entered the macho world of Irish politics and refused to be defeated. It took tireless work, skilled diplomacy and a steely determination to tackle 300 years of bad blood

  • Juliet Gellatley

    Linda McCartney Award for Animal Welfare

    The winner of this special award in memory of Linda McCartney's tireless campaign for animal welfare has been nominated by Sir Paul himself

    Helen Rollason

    Special Award

    Not only is Helen Rollason a talented presenter in the male-dominated TV sports world, she is, according to her colleagues, a joy to work with

  • Michael Owen

    Most Inspiring Young Sportsperson

    If ever there was a moment of sporting inspiration, then Michael Owen delivered it one heady night in France last June

    Lennox Lewis

    Special Award

    It was the decision that stunned sports fans around the world. Quite simply, Lennox Lewis was robbed of becoming the undisputed world heavyweight boxing champion

  • Doreen and Neville Lawrence

    Special Award

    To have a child murdered is something that no parent can bear to contemplate. To discover that he was murdered for the colour of his skin is a nightmare beyond belief

    His Late Majesty King Hussein of Jordan and Her Majesty Queen Noor

    International Award

    When King Hussein of Jordan died from cancer earlier this year, he was mourned as one of the greatest forces for world peace we have seen

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