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"Amy Booth-Steel has become the first Nancy to be eliminated from BBC talent search I&amp;#039;d Do Anything. Andrew Lloyd Webber sent the 24-year-old home after she lost out to Welsh actress Francesca Jackson in the sing-off. The 12 hopefuls sang &amp;#039;I&amp;#039;d Do Anything&amp;#039; and one solo song each on Saturday in a bid to show viewers that they have what it takes to star in Cameron Mackintosh&amp;#039;s West End production of Oliver! Judge John Barrowman described Amy&amp;#039;s performance as &amp;quot;confident&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;quirky&amp;quot;, but added: &amp;quot;The top end of your voice I found a little bit uneasy to listen to.&amp;quot; However, fellow panelist Denise Van Outen said Amy gave the song &amp;quot;great oom-pah-pah&amp;quot; and Barry Humphries praised her humorous rendition. Amy and Francesca sang &amp;#039;Tell Me On A Sunday&amp;#039; in last night&amp;#039;s result show after finishing in the bottom two in the public vote. Lloyd Webber then picked Francesca to stay in the competition. Amy said afterwards: &amp;quot;I feel a bit numb. I feel upset, confused and sad, but happy that I&amp;#039;ve gone through this experience.&amp;quot; Meanwhile, Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh chose 11-year-old Gwion from Wales as the first prospective Oliver to go through to the semi-final. All 12 boys sang &amp;#039;Food Glorious Food&amp;#039; from the musical in Saturday&amp;#039;s show. &amp;gt; Click here to read our interview with Amy "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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