Edinburgh's Got Talent: What the judges said LAST NIGHT proved to be a testing time for the four judges - Deborah Welsh, Boogie and Richie from Forth Radio and the Evening News" very own Liam Rudden - as a consistently high standard was maintained throughout. Here's what they said about each act. Leona Rae, 31, Wester Hailes Ain't No Stopping Me, written herself Deborah: "What an amazing start to the show. That really woke us up. You were really brave to perform your own material. You're a proper soul diva. Derryn McKillop, 17, Tranent Dance with my Father, by Luther Vandross Liam: "Were you nervous? Because it didn't show. You have a really relaxed performance manner. You looked like you were enjoying it. Chloe McLean, 12, Niddrie Highland dance routine, self-choreographed Deborah: "You must have been dancing in your pram - a really polished performance." Ellen Brown, 12, Musselburgh In the Arms of an Angel, by Sarah McLachlan Boogie, below: "I didn't like that, I loved it! Honestly, that is the most beautiful song. Rebecca Traynor, 15, Musselburgh Wake Me Up Inside, by Sarah Brightman Deborah: "That was right up my street. You nailed it. Claire Anderson, 16, Gilberstoun Skycraper, by Demi Lovato Liam: "It was your voice I really liked. It is quite a unique voice, like a young Joni Mitchell. Ciara Harvie, 14, Longniddry Imaginer, by Lara Fabian Richie: "That was incredible, a very intriguing performance. You've got a very positive future ahead of you, so keep at it. Shayne Kidd, 15, Polwarth Clown, by Emile Sande Boogie: "Of everyone here tonight, you were probably the most confident. She's hot property! Dansation, 13 to 18 years old Spirit, self-choreographed Liam: "This was a bit different. It was almost dance theatre - there was a story being told. That's why it worked for me. Billie Finlayson, 18, Magdalene Songbird, by Fleetwood Mac Deborah: "Hearing your version tonight was like hearing it for the first time."