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Jordan/Katie's performance was so bad, I just had to tape it for my daughter..

Tonight, Donna & Joseph McCaul won the right to represent Ireland in Eurovision - as predicted by me. My friend's brother wrote the song that they'll be singing, so it's good news all round.

Watch out for Joseph - he's about as Irish-looking as they come - but in a different way to Colin Farrell.

Donna & Joseph seem to be really nice, so I'm delighted for them.

JORDAN claimed last night that being pregnant cost her the chance of representing Britain at the Eurovision Song Contest.

The beauty, due to have Peter Andre’s baby a few weeks after May’s final, told The Sun: “I lost because I’m pregnant.
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Nothing to do with the fact she could'nt hit the notes on the night then??

jordan made me feel sick they probley got bribed to get through by the very strong(weak) peter andre

She is still bitching..........







Jordan Fed Up Of Javine's Bitching

In true 'good loser' spirit, Jordan has hit out at Britain's Eurovision winner Javine.

Having come second in the televised competition to represent the country, Jordan claimed that her pregnancy must have been the reason she didn't win.

"I think I lost because I'm pregnant... It's the only reason I can think of - that certain people didn't want me because I wouldn't look slinky and sexy like normal by the time of Eurovision in May," she revealed in a special column in The Sun.

"I believe I was the victim of a smear campaign. It was all lies but maybe it could have cost me votes because people assumed I was going to win.

"There was a lot of bitching from Javine about me being pregnant - she said I shouldn't have entered, as if being pregnant made me undesirable."

The glamour girl, who was favourite to win, went on to say she wouldn't be buying Javine's single and claimed that fellow loser, Gina G, looked like a clown.

She did admit that she was "gutted" but added that she's got a record deal and will be releasing a single later this year.Ananova

I actually saw nipple at one stage ..but I think that was the point of the dress

I prefer Andy Scott-Lee's one but at least it's not Jordan ...can't see this one winning myself

I actually preferred Jordan's song myself, but at same time didn't want her representing the UK....sorry but balloon tits and being pregnant made her look like a freak!

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Her manager called it a 'wardrobe malfunction'. Viewers called to protest.


Javine Hylton's verdict on out-Jordaning topless model Jordan was that it was just downright embarrassing.

During BBC1's Making Your Mind Up on Saturday, the singer was chosen to represent the UK in this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

But as she performed her song for the second time on the live show, after learning she had won, her right breast briefly popped out of her skimpy orange mini-dress before popping back in.

'Oh, my God, that was so embarrassing,' 23-year-old Javine said yesterday.

'I didn't have a clue that my boob was on show. No one told me and I think it only came out for a split second.'

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Lebanon withdraws from Eurovision

Lebanon has withdrawn from this year's Eurovision Song Contest, after refusing to show the Israeli entry on Lebanese TV channel Tele-liban.

The channel told the European Broadcasting Union that Lebanon's legislation made it nearly impossible to broadcast the Israeli performance.

This puts in breach of contest rules, which state all countries taking part must show the entire event.

Lebanon was due to take part for the first time in the contest this year.

Lebanon would have been represented by singer Aline Lahoud representing it in the semi-final in Kiev on 19 May.

Participation

Eurovision's executive supervisor Svante Stockselius said: "When we told them [Lebanon] they had to broadcast the entire programme, they decided to withdraw from the contest."

"I feel particularly sorry for Aline Lahoud."

Tele-liban will still have to pay the participation fee for the contest and faces a further fine for withdrawing.

The channel had originally said it would take part in December 2004, meeting a deadline by which all countries had to confirm their participation.

Lebanon would have been one of three newcomers to this year's contest, the other two being Bulgaria and Moldova.

The final will be held on 21 May, with a record 39 countries taking part overall.

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Seems that some countries would get MORE if their entry wasn't shown!