Bucks Fizz star: Eurovision's now too sexual and extreme

FORMER Eurovision winner Cheryl Baker says this year's show was too sexual and fears the UK lost out on votes from viewers put off by Olly Alexander's X-rated performance.

- Chris Riches

Olly, 33, got zero points in the public vote after singing Dizzy with suggestive routine alongside scantily-clad dancers in a stage set of a boxing gym shower.

Cheryl, who won the contest with Bucks Fizz in 1981 singing Making

Your Mind Up, says it has now "gone a bridge too far".

The 70-year-old told Heart Bingo: "If I had to put my finger on why the public didn't like Olly Alexander's routine and why he got 'nul points' in the public vote, it would be because it was quite suggestive which is in keeping with

Eurovision becoming very sexual and extreme in recent years.