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The Sports Personality of the Year award used to be Britain's biggest celebration of sporting swagger.

It was the athletic Oscars, a crown of revelry for the sporting superstars who defied the odds,

thrilled spectators and rallied the nation, all with a twinkle in their eye and a cheeky grin.

Past winners included Rocket Man, Sterling Moss, World Cup hero, Bobby Moore, the audacious Ian Botham,

the impossibly gifted, Paul Gaza Gascoigne, Lennox the Lion Lewis,

golden balls David Beckham. And on it went, a veritable gilded scroll of indisputable greatness.

For all their charm, their hutspur, and yes, personality. What all those winners had in common

is that they won a lot of things.

But at last night's ceremony, this happened.

And the winner of the 23 BBC Sports Personality of the Year is, from Nottingham, Mary Herbs.

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