Beyoncé given Grammy by Taylor Swift after record-breaking night

Beyoncé took home three Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night, including best album.

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The star was recognised for her eighth album, Cowboy Carter, which celebrates and contextualises the black roots of country music.

She also won the Grammy for best country album - to her evident surprise - in an announcement from Taylor Swift.

Her haul of 35 trophies, won over more than two decades, makes her the most decorated artist in Grammy history.

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