- Graham Norton, the 63-year-old Irish presenter, has indicated that his retirement from fronting the BBC's coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest grand final will depend on his continence, specifically his ability to hold his bladder for the four-hour live broadcast.
- Norton took over as the voice of the contest for the BBC in 2008, succeeding the late Terry Wogan, who had held the role for 35 years.
- He offered advice to his potential successor, suggesting they find a different plane to travel home on than the UK's act, due to the likely unhappiness of the performer after the results.
- The Eurovision Song Contest 2026 grand final will take place on Saturday, with the UK's entry, Look Mum No Computer, set to perform.
- Spain withdrew from this year's contest in protest over Israel's participation.
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