
Every May, millions of us sit on the sofa with a snack and a scorecard. Here are five times Britain got it gloriously right. Which one do you love most?
Put the items in your preferred order.

Making Your Mind Up β Bucks Fizz
Two skirts ripped off on stage and the whole country gasped. Kids copied that move in living rooms for years.

Puppet on a String β Sandie Shaw
Sandie sang barefoot and gave Britain its first ever Eurovision win. That bouncy tune is still impossible to forget.

Save Your Kisses for Me β Brotherhood of Man
Matching outfits, cheeky little dance steps and a lovely twist at the end of the song. Pure seventies charm.

Love Shine a Light β Katrina and the Waves
A big, warm singalong that won by a mile. It still gives plenty of us goosebumps.

Space Man β Sam Ryder
After years of 'nul points', a long-haired lad from Essex nearly won the lot. The whole country was cheering at the telly.
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