Two awards for Telegraph Travel writers In contrast to last year's glitz-and-showgirls affair hosted by Las Vegas, the 2013 Awards was a more sober event, including a tribute to the forthcoming centenary of the outbreak of the First World War. Michael Morpurgo OBE, the former Children's Laureate and author of War Horse, read extracts from the works of his grandfather, the Belgian scholar, poet and playwright Emile Cammaerts, who settled in England in 1908. The evening culminated with a breathtaking display of animatronics when a "war horse" made a surprise debut at The Savoy, where the annual event was being held. Over £3,699 was raised for the tri-service charity, Not Forgotten Association nfa.org. Read the winning articles here Barbie cruise: afloat on a sea of pink In the cabin a pair of new Barbie dolls with interchangeable accessories awaited Angola Prison Rodeo: when convicts become cowboys Twice a year, inmates of Louisiana's maximum-security Angola prison stage a public rodeo