Top award : Reporter Ben Ellery , whose story won Scoop of the Year at the National Press Awards . The Mail on Sunday has triumphed again at the National Press Awards , winning the most-coveted Scoop Of The Year trophy for the second year running . The award was given for our exposé about the ‘ This is what a feminist looks like ’ T-shirts , as worn by Ed Miliband , Harriet Harman and Nick Clegg , that we revealed to be made in Mauritius by women earning just 62p an hour . Last year we won the award for our scoop about drug-taking minister Paul Flowers – ‘ the crystal Methodist ’ . The judges said this year ’ s winner was ‘ a perfect example of an old-fashioned scoop … a simple idea , brilliantly told and with great pictures . It embarrassed the politicians and pricked the nation ’ s social conscience. ’ Reporter Ben Ellery , who had travelled to Mauritius with photographer Craig Hibbert , was also highly commended in the Reporter of the Year category . Mail Sport ’ s chief reporter Matt Lawton was named Sports Journalist of the Year , and our entire sports team was highly commended in the Team category for ‘ outstanding columnists , investigations and great production ’ . The Mail on Sunday story , which he ‘ This is what a feminist looks like ’ T-shirts , as worn by Ed Miliband , Harriet Harman and Nick Clegg , that we revealed to be made in Mauritius by women earning just 62p an hour . Also highly commended was Simon Cable for his moving story of how the suicide of Michael McIntyre ’ s father was kept from the comic for 17 years . In total , The Mail on Sunday had 13 nominations for the awards , organised by the Society of Editors . Our latest success proves that , with great scoops , superb magazines , top sport , indispensable finance advice – and a cover price kept at £1.50 since 2007 – The Mail on Sunday continues to bring you unbeatable newspaper quality and value .
Mail on Sunday won 'Scoop of the Year at the National Press Awards . Award was for expose about the 'This is what a feminist looks like ' T-shirts . T-shirt revealed to be made in Mauritius by women earning 62p an hour . Reporter Ben Ellery who travelled to the island was praised for his 'old fashioned ' scoop .