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The winners of the Naomi awards have been announced.

The awards, named after supermodel Naomi Campbell in recognition of her 1994 flop album "Babywoman", dis-honour Britain's worst music acts.

Sponsors Music Choice said: "Most awards take themselves too seriously. The Naomis recognise those who shouldn't have enjoyed what little success they have had."

The 'winners' were as follows:

Worst British Group: Blue
Worst British Male: Jamie Cullum
Worst British Female: Rachel Stevens
Worst British Single: "I Believe My Heart" by Duncan James and Keedie
Worst British Album: "The Meaning of Love" by Michelle McManus
Worst International Male: b>Brian McFadden
Worst International Female: Nadia
Worst International Group: Westlife
Worst International Album: "The Long Road Back" by Peter Andre
Worst International Breakthrough: DJ Casper
Worst British Breakthrough Act: McFly
Worst British Attempt at Rock: Busted
Worst Pop Act: Sam & Mark
Worst Live Act: Pete Doherty
Least Convincing Urban Act: Blazin' Squad
Outstandingly Bad Contribution to Music: Louis Walsh

The awards were voted for by members of the music industry and press.
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