What time is Pride of Britain Awards 2021 on tonight?

THE Pride of Britain Awards celebrate the achievements of some of the world’s most inspirational people.

Here is what you need to know about when, where and how to tune in.

What time is Pride of Britain Awards 2021 on tonight?

The Pride of Britain Awards are being held on October 30.

Red carpet coverage kicks off at 5.30pm on the Pride of Britain Facebook page.

The ceremony will be aired on ITV at 8pm on November 4.

But if you miss them, you will be able to catch up later on the ITV Hub.

Who is hosting the Pride of Britain Awards?

The awards have been presented by Carol Vorderman, 61, since their inception in 1999.

But this year, she will be joined by Diversity star Ashley Banjo.

The duo will co-present the 2021 edition, and it is understood he will return for next year’s ceremony too.

Banjo has had several TV gigs before, including BBC One’s Saturday night show Can’t Touch This with Zoe Ball and filling in as a judge on Britain’s Got Talent.

Vorderman offered her fans a glimpse at her outfit for the show, posing in a low-cut white dress.

The telly favourite joked: “I’m not getting married.”

What awards are there?

Anyone, of any age, can win a Pride of Britain Award.

The winners are chosen by a panel of celebrities and well-known figures.

Awards are handed out for several categories:

• TSB Community Hero Award – for someone who goes to remarkable lengths to help others lead their best life.
• Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser of the Year – to reward a young person aged 17 and under for inspirational charity work.
• Outstanding Bravery – for adults who risk their own safety to to help others in danger.
• Lifetime Achievement Award – to recognise far-reaching achievement, possibly on a national or international scale.
• ITV Fundraiser of the Year – for tireless and inspirational charity fundraising, aged 18 and over.
• This Morning Emergency Services Award – for police, fire, ambulance, paramedics or air, sea or mountain rescue who have gone beyond the call of duty.
• Child/Teenager of Courage – for battling against the odds to help others, or putting themselves at risk to save someone in danger.
• Special Recognition – for achievements not covered in other categories, such as inspiring carers, campaigners and members of armed forces