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A quick report to update you on the result of the Edinburgh edition of Stars in their Eyes, with industry figures as the contestants.
Vernon Kaye stepped into Cat Deeley's shoes - and underwear, he claims - to host proceedings in his inimitable, LOUD style.
All five were awful. Here's who performed what:
- Wall To Wall chief exec Alex Graham screeched and moaned his way through Joe Cocker's 'With A Little Help From My Friends'
- Newsnight editor Peter Barron became Elvis Costello
- Broadcast reporter Paul Revoir took on the Divine Comedy's National Express
- Bravo controller Johnny Webb gave a bug-eyed performance of David Bowie's Space Oddity
- Richard Woolfe closed proceedings with a take on Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now'
Delegates voted for their faves via text message, and despite the masses of the BSkyB, Alex Graham was crowned the victor.
Vernon Kaye stepped into Cat Deeley's shoes - and underwear, he claims - to host proceedings in his inimitable, LOUD style.
All five were awful. Here's who performed what:
- Wall To Wall chief exec Alex Graham screeched and moaned his way through Joe Cocker's 'With A Little Help From My Friends'
- Newsnight editor Peter Barron became Elvis Costello
- Broadcast reporter Paul Revoir took on the Divine Comedy's National Express
- Bravo controller Johnny Webb gave a bug-eyed performance of David Bowie's Space Oddity
- Richard Woolfe closed proceedings with a take on Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now'
Delegates voted for their faves via text message, and despite the masses of the BSkyB, Alex Graham was crowned the victor.
