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The results of the vote were shown in a TV show on C4, presented by Jimmy Carr, a British comedian. The show lasted a few hours, and went through the list from No. 100 counting up to No. 1, featuring TV clips of the Briton in question, together with various commentators suggesting why they made the list.

The vote was inspired by the BBC series 100 Greatest Britons, though it was less serious in nature.

The results reflected the opinions of those who voted on the Channel Four website. As with similar votes, little or no effort was expended to prevent people from voting multiple times. The resulting list turned out to consist mostly of minor celebrities and politicians.

1 Results

The results, which are not statistically valid, are shown below. People marked (*) also appeared on the 100 Greatest Britons list.

1. Tony Blair (*)
2. Jordan
3. Margaret Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher (*)
4. Jade Goody
5. Martin Bashir
6. Gareth Gates
7. Alex Ferguson
8. H from StepsIan Watkins (born May 8, 1976), better known as H from Steps is a British pop singer, one of the five members of the now defunct pop group Steps. In 2003, Watkins came eighth in the Channel 4 poll of the 100 Worst Britons. External links Watkins, Ian H fr
9. Geri HalliwellGeraldine Estelle Halliwell (born August 6, 1972), better known as Geri Halliwell is a British pop singer, originally one of five members of the girl group the Spice Girls, where she was known as Ginger Spice . She was born and grew up in Watford, in the
10. The QueenGolden Jubilee in 2002, wearing her Canadian orders) Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary), styled HM The Queen (born April 21, 1926) is the Queen regnant and Head of State of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland an (*)
11. Liam GallagherWilliam John Paul Gallagher (born September 21, 1972), better known to the world as Liam Gallagher is the vocalist of Britpop band Oasis, known for his outragous behaviour, distinctive singing style and attitude. Although his brother, Noel Gallagher, writ
12. Chris EvansChris Evans (born April 1, 1966, in Warrington, England) is a British celebrity. Evans started his broadcasting career at Piccadilly Radio, working also at the BBC London radio station GLR. He found national celebrity as the co-host of the The Big Breakfa
13. Victoria BeckhamVictoria Caroline Beckham ( nee Adams, April 17th 1974-) is a British singer, originally in the girl band the Spice Girls, where she was known as Posh Spice . She was born in the county of Herefordshire as Victoria Adams Adams married the ex- Manchester U
14. Rik WallerRik Waller British singer, is best known for being a finalist on the British version of Pop Idol''. During the competition, Rik was told by Simon Cowell that he was "too fat to be an idol". Following the show, Rik signed a one-album contract with EMI wort
15. Anthea TurnerAnthea Turner (born May 25, 1960) is a British television personality. She became famous presenting the children's television show Blue Peter''. She then moved on to presenting the ITV morning television show GMTV as well as the first National Lottery dra
16. Bernard Manning
17. Robbie Williams (*)
18. Peter Stringfellow
19. Neil and Christine Hamilton
20. Jim Davidson
21. Charlotte Church
22. Darren Day
23. Lady Victoria Hervey
24. HRH The Prince of Wales
25. Anne Robinson
26. Edwina Currie
27. Chris Moyles
28. Jamie Oliver
29. Cliff Richard (*)
30. Max Clifford
31. The 3AM Girls
32. Naomi Campbell
33. Simon Cowell
34. Sara Cox
35. Harry Potter - who appears on this list despite being a fictional character and therefore not strictly eligible for inclusion
36. Tara Palmer-Tomkinson
37. James Hewitt
38. Andrew Lloyd Webber
39. Catherine Zeta-Jones
40. The Earl of Wessex
41. Tracey Emin
42. Lawrence Llewelyn-Bowen
43. Mick Hucknall
44. Michael Winner
45. Pete Waterman
46. Naseem Hamed
47. Ainsley Harriott
48. Trinny and Susannah
49. Peter Mandelson
50. Ken Livingstone
51. Darius Danesh
52. Amanda Holden
53. Zoë Ball
54. Martine McCutcheon
55. Elton John
56. Ant and Dec
57. Alastair Campbell
58. Ozzy Osbourne
59. Stephen Byers and Jo Moore
60. Richard Madeley
61. Vinnie Jones
62. Alan Titchmarsh
63. The Countess of Wessex
64. Chris Tarrant
65. Ben Elton
66. Jeremy Clarkson
67. Jeremy Spake
68. Carol Vorderman
69. David Dickinson
70. Frank Skinner
71. Paul Burrell
72. Tom Jones
73. Sarah, Duchess of York
74. Carol Smillie
75. Liz Hurley
76. The Princess Royal
77. Guy Ritchie
78. Delia Smith
79. Johnny Vaughan
80. Peter Tatchell
81. Sting
82. Gordon Ramsay
83. Mick Jagger
84. Damien Hirst
85. Julie Burchill
86. Richard Branson (*)
87. John Prescott
88. Judith Chalmers
89. Cherie Blair
90. Nigella Lawson
91. David Beckham (*)
92. Will Young
93. Vanessa Feltz
94. Ann Widdecombe
95. Davina McCall
96. Chris Eubank
97. The Lord Irvine of Lairg
98. Craig David
99. Iain Duncan Smith
100. Atomic Kitten - actually a band, not a person