Pride of Britain awards

[4getmenot]

Get ready for it, the day here where I cant stop crying all night. Who else does this really get to?

[natalie_1982]

Probably a bit late now - but me!!

I will spend the night blubbing, snotting and balling, and then regailing the stories to my fella who is out this evening. Then just when I recover, we have Children in Need next month, which makes me cry buckets again (I was in fact banned by my mum from watching this as a child because I'd refuse to speak to her or my dad unless they agreed to adopt one of the poor children).

[flipnflap]

Pity more ABers haven't answered this question. I was interested to see how completely unmoved the winners were, while everyone around them was blubbing. And how unphased the winners were at meeting the celebrity prize-givers. They clearly are a very different cool breed.

[horselady]

I started blubbing at the first story about the airline baby and carried on right through the programme! OMG the little girl whose Daddy walked on stage behind her when she thought he was away working.

[4getmenot]

yer I;d seen that bit on GMTV and still blubbed second time round

[sleepyj]

that little girl was so happy to see her dad ...that was lovely to watch brought a tear to my eye

[4getmenot]

yer and the little sister in the audience dying to run up on stage but not knowing if she was allowed

[ELVIS68]

Missus watched it and blubbed all the way through

I`m all for the kids to get recognition for their bravery etc, but why show it on tv, the cameras spent more time `celeb` spotting

[4getmenot]

yer sugababes mugs were on screen most of time. And they miss half the stories out.