The best British Eurovision entries of all time are Bucks Fizz's 'Making Your Mind Up', Sam Ryder's 'Space Man' and Brotherhood of Man’s ‘Save Your Kisses for Me’.

Cliff Richard’s first Eurovision entry in 1968, ‘Congratulations’, and Katrina and the Waves’ ‘Love Shine a Light’, the last Eurovision win for the UK in 1997, make up the remainder of the top five, in a study of 2,000 adults.

Others to feature in the top UK Eurovision songs include Lulu with ‘Boom Bang-a-Bang’ from 1969, and Sonia’s ‘Better the Devil You Know’, which finished an agonising second place in 1993.

Cheryl Baker, who won Eurovision as part of Bucks Fizz's hit in 1981, said: “That’s fantastic! It’s amazing it was 44 years ago that we won.

“Katrina was a lot more recent, my favourite was Sandie Shaw with Puppet on a String, and I was so excited when I got to meet her.

“Brotherhood of Man were the biggest selling of the Eurovision entries – I think they sold six million records! But........

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