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Andrew Lloyd Webber, who composed the UK entry It's My Time, as part of what appears to be the most serious UK attempt to win Eurovision in years, also said he knew little about it.

United Kingdom: Eurovision's gone out with a bang this year - UK entry Molly's anthemic Children of the Universe is giving "power to the people" to finally start voting for the UK again.

France has always been tough on Britain, from the 1960s when President de Gaulle tried to veto UK entry into the common market.

Why does the UK entry have to be serious?

It says: "The signatories believe Donald J Trump should be banned from UK entry.

The UK entry, crying, vomits a mouthful of cake back up.

The number of 16-year-olds taking GCSE French fell again this year, with 201,940 UK entries compared with 347,007 in 2001.

The BBC is opening up the Eurovision selection process to a nationwide talent search in a bid to find a winning song, and will invite fans and the public to help choose the act after years of disappointing UK entries.

Our hope is that this new award will reinvigorate both the trade and genre in the UK". Entries for the Booker and Whitbread must be made by publishers, not authors, which limits their number.

The latest rich list from Forbes magazine showed that the five top UK entries – the family of the Duke of Westminster, David and Simon Reuben, the Hinduja brothers, the Cadogan family, and Sports Direct retail boss Mike Ashley – between them had property, savings and other assets worth £28.2bn.

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