Saturday night’s final was watched by average of 7.64m as Britain’s entry, Olly Alexander, finished in 18th placeEurovision 2024: everything we learned – from the Abba swizz to the UK’s wild...
Read MoreDutch singer and rapper Joost Klein out because of incident involving female member of production crewThe Netherlands’ entry has been disqualified from the grand final of the Eurovision song contest due to an incident...
Read MoreJoin Martin Belam for a glittering evening as we find out whether Mae Muller can go one better than Sam Ryder did for the UK last yearI very much enjoyed this segment at the end of Scott Bryan’s comprehensive guide to...
Read MoreCybersecurity experts drafted in to help thwart any sabotage attempt as UK stands in as host for UkraineThe risk of a cyber-attack by pro-Russian hackers is the “main worry” for broadcasters staging the Eurovision...
Read MoreBBC says programme will have ‘glorious Ukraine at its heart’, with cities invited to bid to host eventThe Eurovision song contest will be hosted in the UK next year after Ukraine’s public broadcaster dropped...
Read MoreOrganisers decide with ‘deep regret’ Ukraine is not capable of staging song contest, so Britain could step inEurovision could be coming to the UK in 2023, after the event’s organisers concluded Ukraine is not...
Read MoreGood evening, Europe! The song contest is back at last. Join us on a glorious ride through every performance, every vote … expect pyrotechnics, dry ice, green screen gimmicks and one giant Russian dress 7.34pm BST So...
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