Why do Big Brother contestants think they have a divine right to enter Eurovision?

Firstly, has anyone heard Angel sing live? If the answer is 'no', then could she please put her plans to represent the UK at Eurovision on hold until she can prove she can belt out a tune in an arena with 10,000-plus people in it?

There seems to be a habit of Big Brother contestants wanting to enter Eurovision. Regardless of the fact they have absolutely no singing talent/experience whatsoever, they are still under the impression this will be no barrier to them entering a competition where singing talent/experience is vital to you doing well.

As you may have read in the press, Angel, the Russian ex-housemate of the show about seven people are watching this summer, is determined to keep her head above the notoriety parapet by throwing her topper into the ring for next year's BBC ticket to Oslo.

It's just ridiculous. The thing is, if the BBC goes back to its half-hearted approach to Eurovision next year, then there's a very good chance Angel will be inpart of the shortlisted line-up of hopefuls.

The same thing has happened before. Kemal, an entrant of BB past who spent a lot of time flouncing about the house and harumphing dramatically if he didn't get enough attention wanted to 'do' Eurovision. Most insultingly of all, Chanelle - a girl whose only ambition in life was to marry a footballer on the night she entered the house, suddenly decided she was a singer when the public (quickly and quite rightly) lost all interest in her and said she was going to 'do' Eurovision in a duet with her boyfriend and BB housemate, Ziggy.

Is there something pumped through the air conditioning in that house in Elstree which miraculously turns the wannabes within into world class singing talent? If not, then could these ridiculous attention seekers please stay away from our Contest? Thank you.