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How to watch Mercury Music Prize for free – stream full replay

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The Mercury Music Prize brought music's biggest names – including RAYE and Olivia Dean – to rainy Newcastle on Thursday, October 22, for a star-studded awards show.

Heavyweights Paul McCartney and Dave were among the 12 shortlisted album artists, with the winner receiving £25,000.

Hosted by Lauren Laverne at the sold-out Utilita Arena, the ceremony, which celebrated the year's best British and Irish albums, aired on BBC Four.

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How to watch Mercury Music Prize for free on BBC iPlayer

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