Jade Ewen To Represent UK @ Eurovision

Jade Ewen was voted as the winner of BBC1's Your Country Needs You and she will go onto represent the UK at the 2009 Eurovision Song contest in Moscow.

Andrew Lloyd Webber was enlisted to work on a song for this years entry from the UK.

The gorgeous and talented Jade will sing 'My Time' - a ballad, written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and US songwriter Diane Warren.

Andy Abraham To Represent UK At Eurovision

X Factor star Andy Abraham is to represent the UK at this year's Eurovision song contest.
Abraham won Eurovision - Your Decision, on BBC1 after beating six other acts - including former EastEnders star Michelle Gayle and How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria contestant Simona Armstrong.

Abraham's song 'Even If' won the public vote, beating Gayle into second place.

This year's Eurovision Song Contest takes place in Belgrade, Serbia on May 24.

Scooch Aren't Impressed With Charlotte

Scooch have hit back at Charlotte Church after the she criticised their Eurovision entry, reports DigitalSpy.

Church said that their performance, "made every pore in my body itch with embarrassment".

Scooch have now hot back at the singer turned presenter.

Scooch singer Russ Spencer said: "What a pity that the voice of an angel has acquired the mouth of a sewer."

His bandmate Natalie Powers added: "As a mother of a young child myself I find her behaviour and language quite unacceptable. What kind of role model is this for a mum-to-be?"

Scooch To Represent UK In Eurovision Despite Results Error

Scooch have won the contest to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest in May, despite a blunder over the announcement of the final winner.

The group's airline themed tune Flying The Flag (For You) and camp dance routine beat five other contenders vying for the chance to represent the UK at Eurovision.

There was confusion in the studio when hosts Terry Wogan and Fearne Cotton simultaneously announced different winners.

Seconds later Cotton said Scooch had won the public vote and not Cyndi.

A BBC statement later apologised for the error but confirmed Scooch had won.

"This is live TV and unfortunately sometimes these things do happen," it added.

The blunder comes in the wake of the enquiry into the trustworthiness of premium rate phone-ins on TV shows including Blue Peter and Richard & Judy.

Make Your Mind Up: Vote Big Brovaz

Can you remember the last time that the United Kingdom won the Eurovision Song Contest?

It was way back in 1997 [Katrina & The Waves]

With a disappointing position in last years contest and the unforgettable "nul points" courtesy of Jemini, the UK really needs a fantastic entry to do well this year.

Various acts will be taking to the stage, in the the hope that the people of Great Britain will vote for them to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007.

The entry from the Big Brovaz [It's A Big Bro Thang] sounds amazing and has been receiving support from various radio and TV stations, who have been playing their song and video. The song boasts attitude, great beats, powerful rapping and beautiful singing; which are all combined together perfectly one one track.

Goss UK feels that Big Brovaz would do the United Kingdom proud if they make it to Helsinki.

Make Your Mind Up: Vote Big Brovaz

Click Here To See Their Entry>>>

For more info on how to vote tune into Make Your Mind Up on BBC1 @ 7:30pm, Sat 17 March 07

Make Your Mind Up

Who do you want to represent the UK in Eurovision?

Big Brovaz are among those looking for your vote. Also Scooch will be making a comeback.

Former Darkness singer Justin Hawkins will be teaming up with soul singer Beverlei Brown Former East 17 singer Brian Harvey and ex Atomic Kitten babe Liz McClarnon are Eurovision hopefuls too. There is also a French singer called Cyndi, but I have been unsuccessful in finding any info on her.

We have to wait for the show to see what they all will bring to the table