Today it is the turn of the United Kingdom to reveal their points. As part of the Big 5 the United Kingdom qualifies direct for the final of the contest every year. The last time the United Kingdom won in Eurovision was back in 1997, since then it’s been a mixture of poor results and occasional top 10s. This year United Kingdom have turned to Molly Smitten-Downes with the song “Children of the Universe” to fly the flag in Copenhagen.
The British Eurojury is made up of two former Eurovision entrants:
- Andy Abraham – Eurovision 2008 – “Even If” – 25th in the final
- Nicki French – Eurovision 2000 – “Don’t Play That Song Again” – 16th in the final
Here are the points from the UK:
- Malta – 12 points
- Denmark – 10 points
- Hungary – 8 points
- Norway – 7 points
- Armenia – 6 points
- Azerbaijan – 5 points
- Latvia – 4 points
- Sweden – 3 points
- France – 2 points
- Austria – 1 point
That leaves the top.5 as:
- United Kingdom – 136 points
- Armenia – 120 points
- Sweden – 113 points
- Malta – 113 points
- Denmark – 104 points
You can find out more about the United Kingdom and their jury here. You can see the points as a list here.
Tomorrow the points from Belgium will be announced.
I knew Andy and Nicki would come in good, Malta have got a really good entry with ‘Coming Home’.
12 points at amateur cheap copy of Mumford and Sons wtf!?? and 4 to Latvia.
I LOVE the Latvian entry AND the Maltese entry! Much better than the “up its on backside” Armenian song and the Danish entry which puts forward a silly song wanting to be taken seriously. At least the Latvian song knows what it is and doesn’t pretend to be something else.