Ten moments from the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert

Gary and Cheryl

• Cheryl Cole's duet with Gary Barlow was more than adequate; she didn't deserve over-the-top criticism.
• Robbie Williams was fine but he benefited from most people's ignorance of Bobby Darin's version of Mack the Knife.
• Talking of knives, it's time Tom Jones dropped Delilah - an anthem to domestic violence - from his big occasion repertoire.
• It's a pity Paul McCartney's Live and Let Die is the only one of his songs considered worthy of the fireworks treatment.
• There should have been only one James Bond theme in the concert - Shirley Bassey's Diamonds Are Forever.
• Rob Brydon should never have accepted the gig.
• Grace Jones and her hula hoop added some much needed madness apart from Madness itself on top of Buck House.
• Kylie Minogue is well on her way to becoming a national treasure even though she's Australian.
• Rolf Harris should have been allowed to complete Two Little Boys.
• Production values were high; the Buck House projection was clever; but the BBC shouldn't have run the credits over the fireworks finale.