through the BBC Introducing platform. 2015 A fifth internal selection took place in 2015, although the BBC accepted submissions from the public and song writing community. Electro Velvet were chosen to represent the UK with the song "Still in Love With You", co-written by Adrian Bax White and David Mindel, who had written many previous songs for the UK heats, his best result being two joint 2nd songs in 1982. Eurovision: You Decide (2016–2019) 2016 Friday, 26 February. The O2 Forum, Kentish Town, London. Hostess: Mel Giedroyc With Panellists: Carrie Grant, Katrina Leskanich & Jay Revell Voting: Viewers voted by telephone and/or online for their favourite song. No details of the scores or places were given. 2017 Friday, 27 January. Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith, London. Hostess: Mel Giedroyc With Panellists: Bruno Tonioli, Sophie Ellis-Bextor & CeCe Sammy Voting: Viewers voted by telephone and/or online for their favourite song. The panel of experts, which formed part of the eight-member jury panel, also voted during the show. No details of the scores or places were given. 2018 Wednesday, 7 February. Brighton Dome, Brighton. Hosts: Mel Giedroyc & Måns Zelmerlöw With Panellists: Rylan, Rochelle Humes & Tom Fletcher Voting: Viewers voted by telephone and/or online for their favourite song, combined with the votes from the eight-member jury, to select the winner. The panel of experts did not vote this year and no details of the scores or places were given. 2019 Friday, 8 February. Dock10, MediaCityUK, Salford, Greater Manchester. Hosts: Mel Giedroyc & Måns Zelmerlöw With Panellists: Rylan, Marvin Humes & Mollie King Voting: Three songs competed in three "song-offs", where each song was performed in two musically different styles by two different artists, with one artist from each pair (chosen by the expert panel) going through to a final public vote. Following this, viewers then voted by telephone and/or online for their favourite song to select the winner. No details of the scores or places were given. Internal selection (2020–present) There was no televised national selection procedure for the UK Eurovision entry. 2020 On 27 February 2020, BBC announced that James Newman would represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 with the song, "My Last Breath". The Eurovision Song Contest 2020 was eventually cancelled. 2021 On 19 February 2021, BBC confirmed that Newman would represent the United Kingdom in the 2021 contest with the song "Embers". The BBC also announced