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UK in discussions to host Eurovision 2023 after Ukraine ruled out

The European Broadcasting Union believes Ukraine is incapable of providing the necessary security to host the event next year

Manchester Evening News

Eurovision Song Contest bosses in talks with BBC over hosting 2023 event in UK

Downing Street has said it would welcome the chance for the UK to host event in 2023

Evening Standard

UK is asked to host Eurovision in 2023 after Ukraine ruled out

Organisers decide with ‘deep regret’ winner is unable to stage song contest, so runner-up could step in

The Guardian - UK

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UK looks set to host Eurovision as organisers say it cannot be held in Ukraine

The European Broadcasting Union says it will not be possible for this year's winner Ukraine to host the event

Wales Online

Eurovision voting irregularities leave countries ‘furious’ after original scores ‘disregarded’

Reports suggest that UK could have finished in third place if original scores were used instead of aggregate results

The Independent UK

Eurovision Song Contest bosses speak out over 'irregular voting patterns'

Votes from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania and San Marino were all replaced by aggregate scores on the night

Manchester Evening News

Eurovision Song Contest issues statement after strong calls to introduce ban

The UK made it to the top three of Eurovision for the first time in over twenty years on Saturday night - but viewers are not happy with the controversy surrounding the voting situation.

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Eurovision organisers respond after some votes were scrapped due to 'irregular patterns' as UK came second

Votes from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, and San Marino were all replaced by aggregate scores

Chronicle Live

Eurovision issues statement after votes scrapped when 'irregularities' found

Votes from six countries had to be scrapped and replaced

Wales Online

Ukraine's Eurovision win shows us that despite arguments to the contrary, the contest has always been political

The 66th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Turin, Italy on Saturday night. The extravaganza didn’t disappoint in delivering our annual dose of ballads, bops and politics.

The Conversation

Eurovision Song Contest bosses issue statement after calls to ban national juries and scrap the jury vote

They admitted certain irregular voting patterns were identified in the results of six countries

Daily Record

Eurovision winners Kalush Orchestra will celebrate ‘after the war’ in Ukraine

Ukraine had been the competition favourite since Russia’s invasion.

The Independent UK

Eurovision Song Contest issue lengthy statement after calls to introduce ban

Last night's Eurovision Song Contest saw UK act Sam Ryder pipped to the post by Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra - finishing in the top three for the first time in 20 years! But the wholesome evening night wasn't without controversy...

Daily Mirror

Eurovision Song Contest issues statement over calls to introduce jury vote ban

Organisers have now admitted six national juries' votes were axed on Saturday night

Wales Online

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Nottingham Post

Eurovision Song Contest statement over calls to introduce ban on national juries

The EBU issued a statement addressing the votes

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine wins 2022 Eurovision song contest as UK finishes second in Turin

Stefania by Kalush Orchestra rides wave of public sympathy to claim Ukraine’s third Eurovision victory

Wales Online

Maneskin address Eurovision drug taking accusations live on stage

The lead singer had one important tip for this year's winner

France 24

Eurovision: With Russia excluded, Ukraine wins the political contest

Italy will host the final of the 66th Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday evening with one country notably absent: Russia was excluded from the competition in February following its invasion of Ukraine. Despite the competition organisers' insistence that the contest is a non-political event, the conflict in Europe looks set…

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The Independent UK

Eurovision 2022: Why is Russia not competing this year?

Twenty-five countries are taking part in the Eurovision grand final –but Russia isn’t one of them

WEKU

A fight to the glitter end: Your guide to Eurovision 2022

Peacock will stream the 66th Eurovision Song Contest live on Saturday, May 14th. Here's a highly opinionated guide to keep handy as you watch 25 countries vying for gleefully over-the-top glory.

The Independent UK

Eurovision 2022: Why is Russia not competing this year?

Forty countries will compete in the contest in Italy this week

Manchester Evening News

Eurovision explains why Russia is banned from competing in 2022 competition

Ukraine are among the favourites to win this year's song contest

The Conversation

Eurovision: If Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra triumph it won't be a sympathy vote, says an expert

Voting in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest on May 14 in Turin may look different for one specific reason – neither Russia or Belarus are taking part.

Manchester Evening News

Eurovision Song Contest 2022 finalists - the full list of countries that have made it through

The Eurovision final kicks off on Saturday night, with 25 musicians battling it out to win

Wales Online

Eurovision 2022: Has Russia been kicked out of the competition?

A decision was made earlier this year

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