I'm glad that Lloyd is out of X Factor, but don't leave the jungle, George!

I was a bit worried for a minute there that Olly wasn't going to get through to the semi-finals of the X Factor.

It would have been a travesty if pretty-boy Lloyd beat him, but thankfully sanity prevailed and the nice-but-bland Welsh lad went home.

I wouldn't be quite as cruel as catty Louis in my condemnation of him - the poor boy's only young - but I had to laugh when the judge, told about Lloyd's fear of heights, said: "At least he won't have to be scared of the dizzy heights of fame." Miaow! But true.

My hope is that Danyl will be next to go, leaving a great final of Stacey, Olly and Joe. I'm rooting for Stacey - bless her with her "everyone loves a sheepskin rug" comment - but I'd be happy if Olly won - and I have to admit that Joe has the best voice.

Danyl can't compete in terms of vocal talent and likeability. And I'm sure he messed up the words to Your Song, singing "this song is for you, they keep it turned on". Eh? Coming after a line about the sun, it's supposed to be "it's for people like you they keep it turned on".

It's been a good weekend all round of reality TV shows. I was glad that Stuart triumphed over Joe Bugner in I'm A Celeb, though it wasn't that hard as the so-called champion hardly made much of an effort in the trial.

Now I'm worried that George Hamilton might walk out. Nooooooo! Please don't go, George, you're the main reason to watch!

It was a fair result that Natalie Cassidy should leave Strictly Come Dancing, though I was sorry to see her go. Her enthusiasm was infectious, she was always upbeat, always tried her best and never moaned. Take note, Joe.