“The dream would be for both of us to make it to the end. It would be great to have two Scots in the final of such a major TV talent show,” Craig told the Daily Record. “It’s good for both of us that we’ve got each other to talk to because we’re both from Edinburgh and can talk and relate to each other.

“We room together and it’s good to have each other to lean on. We talk about football all the time and it’s great because the other lads aren’t that interested in the game.”

It must be nice for him to know that John Barrowman at least thinks they can both do it!

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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.

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“Keith was just 15 when his granddad George – or Papa, as he knew him – died and you could not get him to sing. It was heartbreaking,” his father, also named George, told The Mirror. “Keith just bottled up all his grief. I had to keep encouraging him not to give up.”

Keith’s mum Irene added: “He quit singing completely. Papa was his inspiration to sing. It was him that encouraged Keith since he was a little boy. Keith and his grandpa were joined at the hip because they both loved singing so much.

“We’ve told him to go out there and get to the top, to do it for Papa. That’s why he’s trying so hard.”

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Speaking to The Daily Record Keith said:

The talent show hopeful said: “If I do get voted off in the next few weeks I will be disappointed because I am here to try to win the competition and be the next Joseph. But if I don’t, it really won’t be the end of the world for me.

“Just being part of the programme and getting this far has been a fantastic experience. I am really aware of how lucky I have been to work with so many amazing people, and to get the chance to learn so much.

“You never know, I may have caught someone else’s eye who would like to have me in their show. But if not, and I have to go back to my normal job, I will be grateful for the experience and will still try to make my dream of appearing in musical theatre happen.”

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A supermarket customer service assistant and student from Dalheith, Midlothian.

Keith currently works as a customer assistant at Tesco’s while he is studying for an HNC in Musical Theatre at a college in Edinburgh.

His first public performance was at the age of five to residents at a retirement home, and he has since gone on to win various local singing competitions.

He thinks that he would be a “funny” Joseph, and surprise people with his powerful voice.

Keith first auditioned in Glasgow and says that he has loved being involved because “I’ve got to work with the best people in the business”.

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