X Factor hopeful Daniel Williams has claimed that his main rivalry on the show is fellow Welsh singer, Lloyd Daniels.

“Lloyd is big competition to me, he’s very good, 16, Welsh, good looking,” Daniel told The Sun.

Little birdies have told Unreality TV that Daniel hasn’t made the live shows, in fact sources suggest that he didn’t even make it to the judges house round of the show.

If that’s the case, I suppose that Lloyd is no real threat anymore.

I’d Do Anything enters its quarter finals tonight and some of last years Joseph hopefuls pop in to give the remaining Nancys some advice and assistance.

The Josephs will sing duets with the girls and then they will all perform in a massive group number, which is sure to bring the house down.

I will be glad to lay eyes on Daniel Boys one more time. That man is HOT!

The public decided live on BBC One this week in Any Dream Will Do that Daniel Boys will not be Joseph.

After some excellent performances last week, the six remaining Josephs had to prove to the British public that it wasn’t a one-off and they really do have the power, range and charisma to land one of the best loved and most prized roles in the West End.

Once they had performed their songs and received feedback from Andrew Lloyd Webber and the expert panel of Denise Van Outen, John Barrowman, Bill Kenwright and Zoe Tyler, the Josephs faced the agony of the public vote.

When asked by host Graham Norton who was not Joseph, Zoe Tyler and John Barrowman said Lewis, Bill Kenwright said Keith and Denise Van Outen said Craig.

Daniel Boys and Lewis Bradley gained the least public votes and had to perform a joint rendition of Bring Him Home from the musical Les Miserables.

Then it was up to Andrew Lloyd Webber alone to choose which Joseph should be saved.

He said: “I really don’t want to be in my shoes, but tonight I’m going to save Lewis.”

Daniel said after his eviction: “This has been the most amazing experience of my life, I still can’t believe I’ve sung in front of Andrew Lloyd Webber and six million people.”

Before leaving the stage Daniel joined the other Josephs for the now traditional rendition of Poor Poor Joseph/ Close Every Door from Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

This week’s group song was She Loves You by The Beatles, while trios performed That’s Life by Frank Sinatra and Don’t Rain On My Parade from the musical Funny Girl, both of which received rave reviews from the panel.

The five remaining hopefuls go on to next week’s show where they will again audition for the nation to decide who could be Joseph in the new West End production of Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

It’s back! The Unreality TV chart! This si where we give you the run down on the nights show and let you know who we thought was best and worst. Feel free to comment here or on the forum and let us know whether or not you agree.

1: Lee Mead: This week saw a return to form when Lee sang I think I’d Better Leave Right Now. It was an emotional performance and his vocals were impeccable. Lee has always been one of my favourites and tonight I could really see him on a West End stage.

2: Keith Jack: Keith has never been a favourite of mine to win the show but each week he seems to get better and better. Tonight he sang You Were Always On My Mind, and the tears in his eyes would suggest he meant every word. Emotional and heart breaking. I loved it.

3: Lewis Bradley: Lewis gave a very convincing performance of I’m A Believer tonight. Great vocals and a very lively performance.

4: Daniel Boys: The judges raved but I actually didn’t like the mean and moody Daniel tonight. His vocals were as good as always but I felt that he looked like he was in pain for parts of the song. Not a great look!

5: Craig Chalmers: Craig gave his best performance to date tonight and the judges loved it. Andrew thought he was phenomenal and I thought he really moved into the realm of musical theatre for the first time.

6: Ben Ellis: Ben gave a very lively performance tonight and his vocals were much improved from last week. I still see a big gap between him and some of the others and I don’t think he will go much further in this show, not least because of his attitude. And they said Seamus was arrogant!

7: Rob McVeigh: Rob left tonight and rightfully so. His vocals were flat at times, he shouted quite often and he looked uncomfortable. Rob has talent but I could never imagine him as Joseph. He should have left weeks ago.

Daniel Boys, 27

An actor from Greenwich, London.

Daniel is a graduate of the Guildford School of Acting in Surrey and currently lives in London where, between acting jobs, he works as a cement administrator.

He has been Adam Rickett’s understudy in Rent and has also appeared in Grease and been singing since the age of seven.

He thinks that he would be a “fun, honest and smiley Joseph”.

He attended the London auditions and describes being in the final 12 as “the most amazing, scary, nerve-racking experience of my life!”