Germany has emerged triumphant at this year's Eurovision Song Contest as the UK limped home in last place.
Teenager Josh Dubovie, representing the UK with a song penned by Pete Waterman, scored just 10 points.
Speaking after her win, 19-year-old Lena, who scored 246 points with her song Satellite , said: "I'm so happy and so thankful and so grateful."
Acts from 25 countries took to the stage during the event, hoping to impress voters from across Europe.
Turkey's MaNga came in second place, with Romania third and Denmark fourth.
Belarus had been trailing in last place for most of the voting until the final marks saw it overtake the UK.
This is the third time the UK has finished in the bottom spot in the past eight years, following on from the dismal performances of Andy Abraham in 2008 and Jemini in 2003.
Src: [news.bbc.co.uk]
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