Has Darcy Oake got dual nationality as the rules stipulate that entrants must be Uk citizens which is why last years winners did so.
Farce really

The rules state no such thing, they only state you have to have the legal right to work in the UK.

I suspect, as a professional performer, he probably would do.

So my source was wrong.
Do you have to be so sanctimoniously snotty

I don't think they were being snotty, just telling you the actual rules.

As he is Canadian, Canada has constitutional monarchy, with Queen Elizabeth links with this country and always has had.

Certainly more so than a number of acts from Europe.

Well I thought it was sarcastic and it is my opinion.
No offence

Seriously tho' it might be good telly but it is a bit "off" to name it Britains ....

That implies something totally different

As fo that "DarcY he is a well established international performer - see his OWN website

Nigel is very proud of you OP

OK, try moving there and see how hard it is to get in.. Then tell us how closely linked we are

By next years show all Scottish people could be officially foreign..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...-lost-way.html

What has that got to do with anything?

This thread is so so so so so wrong! I think its disgusting i dont think they should be ruled out they are just as good! dont make a fool of yourself.

Attraction did amazing! Grow up

I dont think Attraction were British citizens, OP, thats why it was discussed last year that anybody can enter as long as they are entitled to work in the country. Im getting Darcy has duel citizenship or a work permit here, he doesnt live here though.

The only show I think has such rules is Sky's Got to Dance where you must be British based as it's the hunt for Britain and Ireland's best dance act. A London based Canadian won last year.

eh?

being Canadian would not convey a right to work in the UK, surely?