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Fans turned out in sequins and flags representing their home countries as the celebrations continued

Fans left wondering if Benidorm actress's reference to learning languages was a dig as BGT judge Amanda's faux-pas last year

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Managers and ministers need to settle the country's industrial disputes for the sake of everyone, says Eva Simpson

Bucks Fizz star and Eurovision winner Jay Aston has placed her bet on this year's competition winner and surprisingly it is not the UK's entry Mae Muller

Sanjeeta Bains goes backstage at the Liverpool Arena ahead of the singing spectacular due to take place this weekend

Mae Muller has been writing and performing her own music for six years, but says being picked as the UK’s Eurovision 2023 entry has been the most intense time of her life

"In the darkest of times, it's creativity, it's music, it's dance that brings us together and shows us that we have more in common with each other than we think"

Hannah Waddingham is still fine-tuning her lines

"We just want to thank everyone for the amazing support we have had. It's quite unbelievable"

Muller delivered her track, I Wrote A Song, from a raised platform wearing a slim, black outfit, flanked by four dancers in sheer, pink tops