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Sorry I'm late with this, the OCC finished all the other votes at midday, but this one for some reason ended at 3pm, which as a nighshifter was too late for me to stay up to. December 16th results THE FINAL - 8296 votes cast 1996 Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 - 48.7% (4040 votes) 2009 Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name - 51.3% (4256 votes)

December 14th results Semi-Final 1 - 2933 votes cast 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody - 43.1% (1264 votes) 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name - 56.9% (1669 votes) Semi-Final 2 - 3243 votes cast 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 - 52.7% (1709 votes) 2002 - Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground - 47.3% (1534 votes) December 15th results THE FINAL 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name

13th December results Quarter-Final 4 - 906 votes cast 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 - 60.4% (547 votes) 1997 - Spice Girls - Too Much - 14.9% (135 votes) 1998 - Spice Girls - Goodbye - 24.7 (224 votes) 14th December voting open Semi-Final 1 - 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name Semi-Final 2 - 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 2002 - Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground

12th December results Quarter-final 3 - 2281 votes cast 2008 - Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah - 26% (593 votes) 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name - 74% (1688 votes) So Alexandra gains 296 votes on Round 2, but it isn't enough against rage who gain nearly 500 votes on their already very high vote total from the last round. 13th December voting now open Quarter-final 4 - 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 1997 - Spice Girls - Too Much 1998 - Spice Girls - Goodbye

Yes Fearne turned 40 this year, and says she chose to step down as part of making major changes in her life, which I hope is the truth of the situation, but I think the BBC did used to have a rule that presenters of youth and childrens' programming had to be under 40, so I hope she wasn't pressure to leave due to her age. I just checked and Clara is 37, so potentially she isn't into most of the music on the show either. Even totp new boy Jordan is 31 apparently, so maybe he is a bit more likely to like the music featured, and at least he'll probably have some memory of the weekly show and thereby have some level of affection for the TOTP brand I guess.

10th December results Quarter-final 1 - 815 votes cast 1981 - Human League - Don't You Want Me - 40.4% (329 votes) 2002 - Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground - 59.6% (486 votes) 11th December results Quarter-final 2 - 507 votes cast 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody - 59.6% (302 votes) 2006 - Leona Lewis - A Moment Like This - 40.4% (205 votes) So only Girls Aloud gained straight votes compared to Round 2, and in fact have been gaining every round, whilst Human League lost votes from Round 2, though still have a few more than Round 1. Queen lose straight votes compared to Round 2, and in fact registers their lowest vote total so far, but still gets through in a battle against Leona who also registers her lowest vote total so far. 12th December voting still open Quarter-final 3 - 2008 - Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name So the last Quarter-Final will be a Spice Girls vs Spice Girls vs Spice Girls vote!

10th December voting open for a few more hours - Quarter-final 1 - 1981 - Human League - Don't You Want Me 2002 - Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground The Human League had more straight votes and a higher percentage in Round 2, though Girls Aloud were ahead of them on both measures in Round 1. Girls Aloud are currently ahead in this quarter-final as I write this, but there are a few more hours left to vote, so it could conceivably change.

Round 2 contenders ranked by both straight votes and percentage By straight votes 1188 - 2009- Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name (Up 229 votes on round 1) 606 - 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 (Down 126 votes on round 1) 592 - 1981 - Human League - Don't You Want Me (Up 362 votes on round 1) 528 - 1998 - Spice Girls - Goodbye (Up 93 votes on round 1) 514 - 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody (Up 68 votes on round 1) 461 - 2002 - Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground (Up 39 votes on round 1) 440 - 1989 - Band Aid II - Do They Know It's Christmas (Up 52 votes on round 1) 435 - 1985 - Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone (Up 110 votes on round 1) 386 - 1997 - Spice Girls - Too Much (Down 35 votes on round 1) 371 - 2006 - Leona Lewis - A Moment Like This (Up 31 votes on round 1) 366 - 1984 - Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas (Down 16 votes on round 1) 354 - 1987 - Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind (Down 57 votes on round 1) 328 - 1974 - Mud - Lonely This Christmas (Down 76 votes on round 1) 297 - 2008 - Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah (Down 309 votes on round 1) 262 - 2016 - Clean Bandit - Rockabye (Up 100 votes on round 1) 260 - 1995 - Michael Jackson - Earth Song (Down 520 votes on round 1) 224 - 2001 - Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman - Something Stupid (Down 91 votes on round 1) 122 - 1986 - Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite (Down 125 votes on round 1) By perecentage 80.8% - 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody 73% - 2009- Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name 69.3% - 1981 - Human League - Don't You Want Me 59.8% - 1997 - Spice Girls - Too Much 59.1% - 1998 - Spice Girls - Goodbye 58.2% - 1996 - Spice Girls - 2 Become 1 57% - 2008 - Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah 56.6% - 2002 - Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground 53.1% - 2006 - Leona Lewis - A Moment Like This 46.9% - 1974 - Mud - Lonely This Christmas 43.4% - 1987 - Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind 43% - 2001 - Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman - Something Stupid 41.8% - 1985 - Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone 40.9% - 1984 - Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas 40.2% - 1995 - Michael Jackson - Earth Song 30.7% - 2016 - Clean Bandit - Rockabye 27% - 1989 - Band Aid II - Do They Know It's Christmas 19.2% - 1986 - Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite So of those eliminated in Round 2, Band Aid II had the most straight votes, very closely followed by Shaky, whilst Mud had the highest percentage of their vote of any eliminated contender in the round. We've lost the last bastion of the 2010s now, with the elimation of Clean Bandit, leaving us with the 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s, and even then Queen is the sole representative of the 70s and Human League are the only 80s contenders remaining. Aside from the second coming of Bo Rhap, the 90s are now soley a Spice Girls zone, but they do at least have three fingers still in the pie so to speak, as all 3 of their yuletide toppers are through.

9th December results - Vote I - 1041 votes cast 1985 - Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone - 41.8% (435 votes) 1996 - Spice Girl - 2 Become 1 - 58.2% (606 votes)

8th December results Vote G - 894 votes cast 1984 - Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas - 40.9% (366 votes) 1998 - Spice Girls - Goodbye - 59.1% (528 votes) Vote H - 636 votes cast 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody - 80.8% (514 votes) 1986 - Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite - 19.2% (122 votes) 9th December voting now open Vote I - 1985 - Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone 1996 - Spice Girl - 2 Become 1 Of the final pair the Spice Girls were comfortably ahead of Shaky in both measures in Round 1, but Shaky seems to be taking an early lead so far in Round 2.

7th December results Vote E - 646 votes cast 1995 Michael Jackson - Earth Song - 40.2% (260 votes) 1997 Spice Girls - Too Much - 59.8% (386 votes) Vote F - 521 votes cast 2001 Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman - Something Stupid - 43% (224 votes) 2008 Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah - 57% (297 votes) Probably worth pointing out that all four songs got less votes in Round 2 than they did in Round 1, with Alexandra's votes more or less halving, and Michael Jackson's reduced to exactly a third of what it was before. Of the previous 8 songs in Round 2 only one of them, the Pet Shop Boys, got less votes than hey had in Round 1. 8th December voting now open Vote G - 1984 - Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas 1998 - Spice Girls - Goodbye Vote H - 1975/1991 - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody 1986 - Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite In Vote G we have the song that gained the highest percentage of the vote in Round 1, Band Aid, versus Goodbye which got slightly more straight votes than it. In Vote B Queen got comfortably more straight votes in round 1 than Jackie, but Jackie got a sligthly larger perecentage of his vote.

I bought it every month for a long time. Too long a time if I'm honest. When I started buying it in 1995 it had mutliple charts and other chart and music based facts and features, then toned down a bit over time to a less chart-nerd oriented and more general celeb gossip mag but by the time I stopped buying it, maybe a decade ago, it was almost devoid of anything related to music at all, at least partly because there was no longer a show for them to use to get photographs and interviews with the pospstars.

They did say they were axing it a few years ago now, but then they had a lot of complaints and backlash and had to backtrack, so perhaps they are instead trying to wind it down over the years to a point where they think no-one will care if they axe it. I do think it will go eventually and I'll be sad when that day comes, even if I'm not so bothered by the acts appearing any more.

" BBC Radio 1’s Clara Amfo will return as host alongside fellow Radio 1 DJ Jordan North, who will be making his Top of the Pops debut." So after presenting Top Of The Pops for 17 consecutive years it appears Fearne Cotton has ended her association with the show, removing the last real connection between the annual Christmas show and the weekly show of old.

December 6th results Vote C - 699 votes cast 1974 Mud - Lonely This Christmas - 46.9% (328 votes) 2006 Leona Lewis - A Moment Like This - 53.1% (371 votes) Vote D - 815 votes cast 1987 Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind - 43.4% (354 votes) 2002 Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground - 56.6% (461 votes) December 7th voting open Vote E - 1995 Michael Jackson - Earth Song 1997 Spice Girls - Too Much Vote F - 2001 Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman - Something Stupid 2008 Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah In Vote E Michael Jackon gained considerably more straight votes in round 1 than the Spice Girls did, but the Spice Girls had a marginally higher percentage of their vote, whilst in Vote F Alexandra had both more staight votes in round 1 and a higher percentage of her vote than Robbie and Nicole did.

I imagine certain national anthems would be well-known all over the globe. God Save The Queen/King would have been have considered the anthem of a large number of other countries and territories at various times, and the Star-Spangled banner must be very widely known too. I'd also imagine that instrumentals have a bit of an edge here too, given they wouldn't need translating for different countries, though I'm not sure which. I did think of things like the theme from the Great Escape, and the Dambusters March, which I'd assume are pretty well known tunes.

December 5th results Vote A - 1628 votes cast 1989 - Band Aid II - Do They Know It's Christmas - 27% (440 votes) 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name - 73% (1188 votes) Vote B - 854 votes cast 1981 - Human League - Don't You Want Me - 69.3% (592 votes) 2016 - Clean Bandit - Rockabye - 30.7% (262 votes) December 6th voting open Vote C - 1974 Mud - Lonely This Christmas 2006 Leona Lewis - A Moment Like This Vote D - 1987 Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind 2002 Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground In Vote C the oldest contender still in the contest is up against one of most recent. Mud did get more straight votes and a higher percentage in their first round vote than Leona did, but Leona could benefit this time from being newer. In Vote D the contenders had very similar vote totals and percentages in Round 1, albeit with the Pet Shop Boys marginally higher on both measures, so this could be a close one.

I just looked, out of interest, and in Xmas week 2000 Holler was dropping three places to #46, whilst Out Of Your Mind was re-entering at #79. Maybe Holler would have sold more in xmas week if it had been 'Hollier' as Dong's slip of the keyboard rebranded it.

I think the Monster Mash is my favourite one.

So for Round 2 it looks like they may have advanced just the winner of each of the 18 round 1 votes, in which case the contenders still in the competition are as listed below. The 80s come out as the most represented decade at this stage with 6 songs still in the competition, although the 00s are close behind with 5 still remaining. We've already said goodbye altogether to the 50s, the 60s and the 20s, whilst the 10s cling on for dear life with just the one representative, Clean Bandit. The oldest contender still in the competition is Mud from 1974 and the newest one is the aforementioned Clean Bandit from 2016. Slade had the highest number of straight votes for an eliminated contender, whilst Cliff Richard's Mistletoe and Wine had the higest percentage of their vote of any eliminated contender. I can see no pattern in how they are pairing the contenders in Round 2, so I assume they had a random draw or something. Contenders for Round 2 In order of which round 1 vote they won 1. Leona Lewis 2. Band Aid II 3. Alexandra Burke 4. Rage Against The Machine 5. Mud 6. Queen 7. Michael Jackson 8. Spice Girls (2B1) 9. Spice Girls 10. Spice Girls (G) 11. Clean Bandit 12. Human League 13. Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman 14. Girls Aloud 15. Band Aid 16. Shakin’ Stevens 17. Jackie Wilson 18. Pet Shop Boys In age order 1974 Mud 1975/1991 Queen 1981 Human League 1984 Band Aid 1985 Shakin’ Stevens 1986 Jackie Wilson 1987 Pet Shop Boys 1989 Band Aid II 1995 Michael Jackson 1996 Spice Girls 1997 Spice Girls 1998 Spice Girls 2002 Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman 2003 Girls Aloud 2006 Leona Lewis 2008 Alexandra Burke 2009 Rage Against The Machine 2016 Clean Bandit

Round 2 has now begun Vote A - 1989 - Band Aid II - Do They Know It's Christmas 2009 - Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name Vote B - 1981 - Human League - Don't You Want Me 2016 - Clean Bandit - Rockabye Vote A is a clash of the titans, with Rage being the contender who got the highest amoung of straight votes in round 1, and Band Aid II getting the third highest perecentage, but I'd guess the number of straight votes is a better measure of success and that Rage will probably win this one. In Vote B Human League gained both more votes and a higher perecentage of the vote in their voting than Clean Bandit did in theirs, so on the stats they should win, but they weren't massively ahead of Clean Bandit by either measure, so it could be close and it's possible that there could be a surprise here.

Here's the full rankings for round 1 by both straight votes and percentage of the vote Ranking on straight votes 959 – 2009 – Rage Against The Machine – Killing In The Name 780 – 1995 – Michael Jackson – Earth Song 732 – 1996 – Spice Girls – 2 Become 1 606 – 2008 – Alexandra Burke - Hallelujah 463 – 1973 – Slade – Merry Xmas Everybody 446 – 1975/1991 – Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody 435 – 1998 – Spice Girls – Goodbye 422 - 2002 – Girls Aloud – Sound Of The Underground 421 – 1997 – Spice Girls – Too Much 415 – 2012 – Justice Collective – He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother 415 – 1992 – Whitney Houston – I Will Always Love You 411 – 1987 – Pet Shop Boys – Always On My Mind 404 – 1974 – Mud – Lonely This Christmas 388 – 1989 – Band Aid II – Do They Know It’s Christmas 382 – 1984 – Band Aid – Do They Know It’s Christmas 340 – 2006 – Leona Lewis – A Moment Like This 325 – 1985 – Shakin’ Stevens – Merry Christmas Everyone 315 – 2001 – Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman – Something Stupid 305 – 1978 – Boney M – Mary‘s Boy Child – Oh My Lord 299 – 1988 – Cliff Richard – Mistletoe And Wine 271 – 1976 – Johnny Mathis – When A Child Is Born 270 – 1994 – East 17 – Stay Another Day 247 – 1986 – Jackie Wilson – Reet Petite 240 – 1977 – Wings – Mull of Kintyre 233 – 2005 – Shayne Ward – That’s My Goal 230 – 1981 – Human League – Don’t You Want Me 228 – 1979 – Pink Floyd – Another Brick In The Wall 225 – 1990 – Cliff Richard – Saviour’s Day 225 – 1964 – The Beatles – I Feel Fine 162 – 2016 – Clean Bandit – Rockabye 158 – 1965 – The Beatles – Day Tripper 155 – 1957 – Harry Belafonte – Mary’s Boy Child 153 – 2010 – Matt Cardle – When We Collide 150 – 2002 – Flying Pickets – Only You 150 – 1999 – Westlife – I Have A Dream 142 – 2018 – LadBaby – We Built This City 141 – 1993 – Mr Blobby – Mr Blobby 138 – 2004 – Band Aid 20 – Do They Know It’s Christmas 135 – 2017 – Ed Sheeran - Perfect 129 – 1963 – The Beatles – I Want To Hold Your Hand 125 – 1962 – Elvis Presley – Return To Sender 107 – 1967 – The Beatles – Hello Goodbye 102 – 1968 – The Scaffold – Lily The Pink 100 – 1971 – Benny Hill – Ernie The Fastest Milkman In The West 94 – 2003 – Michael Andrews and Gary Jules – Mad World 89 – 1972 – Little Jimmy Osmond – Long Haired Lover From Liverpool 88 – 2019 – LadBaby – I Love Sausage Rolls 76 – 1961 – Danny Williams – Moon River 74 – 1970 – Dave Edmunds Rockpile – I Hear You Knockin’ 74 – 2007 – Leon Jackson – When You Believe 73 – 2000 – Bob The Builder – Can We Fix It? 70 – 1980 – St Winifred’s School Choir – There’s No One Quite Like Grandma 61 – 1959 – Emile Ford and The Checkmates – What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For 56 – 2013 – Sam Bailey – Skyscraper 54 – 2014 – Ben Haenow – Something I Need 50 – 1954 – Winifred Atwell – Let’s Have Another Party 47 – 1956 – Johnnie Ray – Just Walkin’ In The Rain 44 – 1958 – Conway Twitty – It’s Only Make Believe 42 – 2015 – The Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir – A Bridge Over You 39 – 2020 – LadBaby – Don’t Stop Me Eatin’ 35 – 1966 – Tom Jones – Green Green Grass Of Home 27 – 1953 – Frankie Laine – Answer Me 26 – 1960 – Cliff Richard and The Shadows – I Love You 17 – 1952 – Al Martino – Here In My Heart 16 – 2011 – Military Wives/Gareth Malone – Wherever You Are 15 – 1955 – Dickie Valentine Christmas Alphabet Ranking on percentage of the votes 74.8% - 1984 – Band Aid – Do They Know It’s Christmas 67.2% - 1996 – Spice Girls – 2 Become 1 65.6% - 1989 – Band Aid II – Do They Know It’s Christmas 62.5% - 2008 – Alexandra Burke – Hallelujah 60.2% - 1987 – Pet Shop Boys – Always On My Mind 57.9% - 2002 – Girls Aloud – Sound Of The Underground 57% - 1985 – Shakin’ Stevens – Merry Christmas Everyone 56.5% - 1986 – Jackie Wilson – Reet Petite 55.7% - 1998 – Spice Girls - Goodbye 54.2% - 1974 – Mud – Lonely This Christmas 52.2% - 1997 – Spice Girls – Too Much 51.8% - 2009 – Rage Against The Machine – Killing In The Name 51.7% - 1995 – Michael Jackson – Earth Song 50.3% - 1975/1991 – Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody 46% - 2006 – Leona Lewis – A Moment Like This 41.6% - 2001 – Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman – Something Stupid 41% - 1988 – Cliff Richard – Mistletoe And Wine 40.6% - 1981 – Human League – Don’t You Want Me 37.8% - 1978 – Boney M – Mary‘s Boy Child – Oh My Lord 34.1% - 2005 – Shayne Ward – That’s My Goal 32% - 2016 – Clean Bandit - Rockabye 30.4% - 1994 – East 17 – Stay Another Day 29.7% - 1982 – Renee and Renato – Save Your Love 29.6% - 1999 – Westlife – I Have A Dream 29.2% - 1979 – Pink Floyd – Another Brick In The Wall 27.5% - 2012 – Justice Collective – He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother 25% - 1973 – Slade – Merry Xmas Everybody 24.7% - 1962 – Elvis Presley – Return To Sender 24.2% - 2004 – Band Aid 20 – Do They Know It’s Christmas 23.8% - 2017 – Ed Sheeran – Perfect 23.3% - 1968 – The Scaffold – Lily The Pink 23.2% - 1990 – Cliff Richard – Saviour’s Day 22.4% - 1992 – Whitney Houston – I Will Always Love You 22% - 1977 – Wings – Mull of Kintyre 22% - 1963 – The Beatles – I Want To Hold Your Hand 21.5% - 1965 – The Beatles – Day Tripper 20.6% - 1983 – Flying Pickets – Only You 20.5% - 2010 – Matt Cardle – When We Collide 20.1% - 2019 – LadBaby – I Love Sausage Rolls 18.9% - 1993 – Mr Blobby – Mr Blobby 18.8% - 2018 – LadBaby – We Built This City 18.8% - 1967 – The Beatles – Hello Goodbye 18.4% - 2003 – Michael Andrews and Gary Jules – Mad World 18% - 1976 – Johnny Mathis – When A Child Is Born 17.5% - 1957 – Harry Belafonte – Mary’s Boy Child 17% - 1971 – Benny Hill – Ernie The Fastest Milkman In The West 13.8% - 1980 – St Winifred’s School Choir – There’s No One Quite Like Grandma 12.9% - 2000 – Bob The Builder – Can We Fix It? 12.6% - 2007 – Leon Jackson – When You Believe 10.1% - 1970 – Dave Edmunds Rockpile – I Hear You Knockin’ 9.9% - 1982 – Renee and Renato – Save Your Love 9.7% - 1961 – Danny Williams – Moon River 9.2% - 1972 – Little Jimmy Osmond – Long Haired Lover From Liverpool 6.8% - 1966 – Tom Jones – Green Green Grass Of Home 6.7% - 2014 – Ben Haenow – Something I Need 6.3% - 1956 – Johnnie Ray – Just Walkin’ In The Rain 5.6% - 1959 – Emile Ford and The Checkmates – What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For 5.4% - 2015 – The Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir – A Bridge Over You 5.2% - 1954 – Winifred Atwell – Let’s Have Another Party 5.1% - 2013 – Sam Bailey – Skyscraper 4.6% - 1953 – Frankie Laine – Answer Me 3.2% - 1960 – Cliff Richard and The Shadows – I Love You 2.9% - 1958 – Conway Twitty – It’s Only Make Believe 2.3% - 1952 – Al Martino – Here In My Heart 1.8% - 2011 – Military Wives/Gareth Malone – Wherever You Are 0.8% – 1955 – Dickie Valentine Christmas Alphabet

December 4th results Vote 17 - 437 votes cast 1968 - The Scaffold - Lily The Pink - 23.3% (102 votes) 1986 - Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite - 56.5% (247 votes) 2019 - LadBaby - I Love Sausage Rolls - 20.1% (88 votes) Vote 18 - 683 votes cast 1987 - Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind - 60.2% (411 votes) 2005 - Shayne Ward - That's My Goal - 34.1% (233 votes) 2020 - LadBaby - Don't Stop Me Eatin - 5.7% (39 votes)

3rd December results - Vote 15 - 511 votes cast 1966 - Tom Jones - Green Green Grass Of Home - 6.8% (35 votes) 1984 - Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas - 74.8% (382 votes) 2003 - Michael Andrew and Gary Jules - Mad World - 18.4% (94 votes) Vote 16 - 570 votes cast 1967 - The Beatles - Hello Goodbye - 18.8% (107 votes) 1985 - Shakin' Stevens - Merry Christmas Everyone - 57% (325 votes) 2004 - Band Aid 20 - Do They Know It's Christmas - 24.2% (138 votes) 4th December voting open Vote 17 - 1968 - The Scaffold - Lily The Pink 1986 - Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite 2019 - LadBaby - I Love Sausage Rolls Vote 18 - 1987 - Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind 2005 - Shayne Ward - That's My Goal 2020 - LadBaby - Don't Stop Me Eatin'

We have also yet to have a chance to vote on The Scaffold, Jackie Wilson, The Pet Shop Boys and Shayne Ward, so I think there will still be two more votes for 4th December, with or without Rolf.