The Voice, BBC One, second live show, as it happened 20.44 The results show is tomorrow night at 7.15pm, and will include Will.i.am and Sir Tom Jones performing alongside their acts, plus a live number from the marvellous Emeli Sande. Check on Telegraph.co.uk for the outcome. Thanks, as ever, for all your tweets, comments and emails tonight. You're all "artists" with no pitching problems whatsoever and I'm proud of you. Goodnight. 20.41 In terms of tonight's show overall, I felt it was a definite improvement on last week's shaky edition. The judges were still over-praising and erring towards the positive, but seemed like they'd been allowed to be a little more honest and critical. The production and staging were smoother too. The whole thing felt more confident. I'd love to hear your thoughts. 20.39 As for who's in danger of being sent home tomorrow night? Hannah Berney and Ruth Ann St Luce would be my tips. 20.37 As the show recaps all 10 performances, let's have a quick look back ourselves. I thought the top performers tonight were Max Milner, Bo Bruce, Aleks Josh and Becky Hill. 20.34 Time for a few more of your Tweets... @ingridoliver100 Wha'ts with all the relentless positivity. We are not AMERICANS, for goodness sake. @joemuggs "I'm singing Running Up That Hill by Ka-" *massive crash as Joe dives for the off switch* No you're bleeding not, love. @goodall6 What is it with the female styling on The Voice? They all look so inappropriate. Lamb dressed as mutton 20.29 Nice acapella coda there and an emotional climax. "Art is the only justification for pain," says Danny. Well-meaning but rather melodramatic. Will calls her an artist. Compliments come no higher on this show, it seems. Jessie's proud and loves being part of the show. Tom comes over all avuncular, tells her to channel her current experience into her voice and let it all flow. Bless him. 20.28 Slightly static staging and hard to compete with La Bush, but she's got a lovely tone to her voice. 20.26 The final act tonight is Bo Bruce for Team Danny. The aristocratic girl with the quirky indie voice. Her mother is seriously ill at the moment, which was reported in the papers this morning and she admirably doesn't mention but Danny does. Another great song choice - they're ending strongly in that sense - with Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush. 20.25 Becky's out of breath from the stairs. Jessie "loves her energy and was dancing around." Tom likes her spirit and compares her to Janis Joplin, who he once sang with, OBVIOUSLY. Danny likes her "smoky tone." Will says it was brave due to the long mic cord and makes himself giggle by saying she "pulled it off." Have I mentioned how much I love Will? Oh. 20.23 Slightly uncomfortable stage presence, pacing about aimlessly and dragging a red microphone lead behind her, but flashes of how good that voice can be. 20.20 Next for Team Jessie is Becky Hill, who I rather like. She's only 18 but has a bruised, bluesy big voice and feisty attitude. She's singing Good Luck by Basement Jaxx. Another good leftfield song choice. 20.18 Jessie didn't like the umbrellas and staging. Tom likes his curly hair. Will says his own curls are tighter. 20.17 It was a risk, says his coach Danny, but he pulled it off. Hmm, not so sure. Will emits some random noises because he's lost for words. 20.15 Next up for Team Danny is David Julien - the sweet-voiced Mancunian rock type who quit his shelf-stacking job to come on the show. He's singing Sweet Disposition by Temper Trap, a nice quirky indie choice but it's got a "challenging" falsetto and he's not quite hitting it. Quavery and verging on painful. Bad song choice. 20.11 Time for a couple more Tweets, including another from the nation's favourite choirmaster... @stuartdredge I've always thought Elvis was lazy for not squeezing 17 more notes into every line of Always On My Mind. @garethmalone Sing the tune. 20.09 Jessie says he's an artist, obviously. Danny says he should have worked the stage a bit more and was a bit pitchy in places. Will says it was "gangster Paradise," in an elaborate Coolio reference. No time for a comment from Sir Tom? He probably knew Chris Martin's mum. 20.07 Now up for Team Jessie is Cassius Henry, the soulful crooner having a second stab at stardom. He's doing an r'n'b spin on Paradise by Coldplay. Started with his hood up but thankfully has taken it down now. Not bad but rather drowned by backing vocals towards the end. 20.04 Slightly less positive from Jessie J and Tom Jones, but I think Aleks can be pleased with his work. A comment from my Telegraph colleague Neil Midgley... Has the studio audience briefing changed on The Voice? Last week I was there and were specifically briefed not to boo the judges. 20.02 Danny's comments for his acts seems to be based around their names. You came out there and were Aleks Josh. He over-praises a tad, saying Aleks is better than Michael Buble and Jamie Cullum. Will.i.am does a knock-knock joke with the punchline "Michael Buble who?" Thank God for Will.i.am. 20.01 Nice spot of flirting with the pretty female double bassist at the end there. Now Holly's gone a bit gooey too. Aleks is a naughty boy. But I like him. 19.59 Sharp suit, low lights, all very "swing week on X Factor." It's low-key and laid back, a little wine bar, but he's coolly confident and the teenage girls will love him. 19.58 Next up is Aleks Josh, the lifeguard from Stevenage. He got stage-fright in his audition and did well to get this far, but has a sort of cheeky charm. And is only 17. He's singing Michael Buble's version of Dream A Little Dream. Can he conquer his nerves? Will he sink or swim? Will he be wearing red shorts like The Hoff in Baywatch? 19.56 "Wowsers, those are pretty dope trousers," says Will.i.am. Comment of the night so far. Glowing praise all round from the judes there. 19.55 He's "an artist," says Jessie. That seems to be The Voice's version of a compliment. Tom does the obligatory namedrop, saying he saw Elvis sing that live, and talks us through the lineage of the song. Good stuff. That's what the elder statesman is there for. If you want longevity and experience, YOU'RE LOOKING RIGHT AT IT. 19.54 Vince also seems to be wearing a whole branch of Elizabeth Duke at Argos. 19.52 Next up for Team Jessie is Vince Kidd - the punky-looking chap with the surprisngly soulful voice and big range. He' s singing Always On My Mind by Sir Tom's old mate Elvis. Over-singing madly and rather burying the tune under his vocal gymnastics. 19.50 Time for a few of your Tweets... @yeloop Danny's actual solution to pitching problems was to be a one hit wonder. @jamiesont They really are discovering the waiters and waitresses of tomorrow #thevoice @garethmalone MAKE IT STOP #thevoice 19.47 Tom thinks she's beautiful. And Welsh. She's also been put in a ropy grey ballgown thing. It's trying to be Christina Aguilera but coming over more lke Amelia Lily from The X Factor. Her Majesty didn't pull any Danny/Jessie gurny faces, I note. 19.38 It wasn't perfect, says Jessie, who's been rather apologising for Ruth all along. She was a bit tuneless and they're all dancing around the subject because she's 18, it seems.