the four remaining songs. Following an initial round of voting, the top two songs were performed again and voted on a second time. No details of the scores were given. Eurovision: Your Country Needs You (2009–2010) 2009 Saturday, 31 January. BBC Television Centre, London. Host: Graham Norton With Panellists: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lulu, Diane Warren, Duncan James, Arlene Phillips, Emma Bunton & Alesha Dixon Voting: Viewers voted by telephone for their favourite act each week. The bottom 2 acts were then judged by Andrew Lloyd Webber who chose to 'save' one of the 2. On the final show, viewers voted by telephone for their favourite of the three remaining acts. No details of the scoring was given. Colour key Act received the most public votes Act was in the "danger zone" Act was eliminated by Andrew Lloyd Webber 2010 Friday, 12 March. BBC Television Centre, London. Host: Graham Norton With Judge: Pete Waterman and Panellists: Bruno Tonioli, Jade Ewen & Mike Stock Voting: Three singing acts - Miss Fitz, Uni5 and Karen Harding - were eliminated by judge Pete Waterman. Viewers voted by telephone for their favourite of the three remaining acts. No details of the scoring was given. Internal selections (2011–2015) There was no televised national selection procedure for the UK Eurovision entrant from 2011 to 2015. 2011 Blue were selected to represent Britain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011 internally by the BBC, with the song "I Can", written by Duncan James, Lee Ryan, Ciaron Bell, Ben Collier, Ian Hope, Liam Keenan and 'StarSign'. In place of a national final, a one-hour documentary following the groups preparations for Germany, entitled Eurovision: Your Country Needs Blue was broadcast by BBC One on 16 April 2011. 2012 Engelbert Humperdinck was selected internally by the BBC to perform "Love Will Set You Free". The song was written by Grammy award-winning producer Martin Terefe and Ivor Novello winner Sacha Skarbek, who co-wrote the James Blunt hit "You're Beautiful". 2013 An internal selection followed again in 2013, with Bonnie Tyler being chosen to represent the UK with the song "Believe in Me", written and composed by Desmond Child, Lauren Christy and Chris Braide. 2014 Another internal selection followed in 2014, with Molly being chosen to represent the UK with the song "Children of the Universe", co-written by herself and Swedish producer Anders Hansson. However, Smitten-Downes was a relatively unknown artist who was discovered