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The Latest Breaking News from Sweden

Sweden to host Eurovision on 50th anniversary of ABBA win

This year’s contest saw singer Loreen make history, and crown her home country as next year’s host

Evening Standard

British serviceman ‘found dead after night out while on military drill in Sweden’

Four people arrested on suspicion of murder

The Independent UK

‘British serviceman among 4 arrested after colleague found dead in Sweden’

A British serviceman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a colleague died during celebrations marking the end of a military exercise in Sweden last week, according to reports.

Evening Standard

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Liverpool’s grand final breaks Eurovision viewing records

BBC One saw a peak audience of 11 million viewers tune in on Saturday night 13 May

The Independent UK

EAM Jaishankar interacts with Indian community in Sweden

On his first visit to Sweden as the External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar held wide-ranging discussions with his Swedish counterpart Tobias Billstrom

The Hindu

Eurovision 2023 results – live: Sweden’s win sparks conspiracy theories as fans question ‘convenient’ timing

British pop singer takes it on the chin after a dramatic showdown between Finland and Sweden left her UK entry ‘I Wrote a Song’ near the bottom of the leaderboard

The Independent UK

ABBA tipped for comeback as Sweden brings home Eurovision after success in UK

The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 will be held in Sweden next year after Swedish singer Loreen won the competition for a second time after an incredible finale in Liverpool

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Sweden’s Loreen Wins The Eurovision Song Contest As It Is Her Second Title Since 2012

Finland and Israel finished second and third respectively as Kate, Princess of Wales, made a surprising appearance.

Zenger

Sweden celebrates Eurovision win; Ukrainian duo defiant after Russian strike on hometown

Liverpool is cleaning up after the Eurovision Song Contest, as Sweden celebrates victory

The Independent UK

Large numbers tune in to watch Eurovision as Mae Muller finishes second-bottom

The live BBC broadcast saw an average of almost 10 million people tune in on Saturday night.

The Independent UK

Where Eurovision 2024 will be held and how host country is decided for song contest

Loreen of Sweden won the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool on Saturday, becoming the first woman to win the contest twice

Chronicle Live

Liverpool’s grand final breaks Eurovision viewing records

BBC One saw a peak audience of 11 million viewers tune in on Saturday night 13 May

The Independent UK

Loreen's nails go viral as Eurovision viewers worry she was going to injure herself

Sweden's entry sparked a massive online reaction with many suggesting she had 'nailed' her performance

Wales Online

Loreen gives Sweden 7th Eurovision victory, France fails to shine

Sweden won the Eurovision Song Contest early Sunday, as singer Loreen beat out 25 competitors in the finale of the world's biggest live music event, hosted by Britain on behalf of Ukraine.

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Wales Online

Mae Muller comments on UK Eurovision 2023 flop after finishing second bottom

Germany was the only nation to finish below the UK after 'I wrote a song' failed to excite voters

Manchester Evening News

Eurovision fans have 'nightmares' about Sweden winner Loreen's nails as they ask same question

Fans were distracted by the winner's incredibly long nails

The Independent UK

Mae Muller ‘proud of everyone’ after finishing second-bottom in Eurovision

The UK’s entrant secured just 24 points for her track I Wrote A Song.

Chronicle Live

Loreen of Sweden makes history after winning Eurovision while UK ends second from last

Loreen has become the first woman to win the song contest twice - she previously bagged the trophy in 2012

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The National (Scotland)

Sweden wins Eurovision as UK finishes second from last

LOREEN of Sweden has won the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool, while the UK’s Mae Muller finished second from last.

Evening Standard

Sweden’s Loreen makes history as first woman to win Eurovision twice

The singer narrowly defeated Finland’s Kaarija in Liverpool

Wales Online

Eurovision 2023 full results including how UK's Mae Muller did as Sweden wins

Crowd were stunned when Kate Middleton made an appearance playing the piano

The Hindu

EAM Jaishankar discusses Indo-Pacific, Ukraine war with his 8 counterparts in Sweden

S. Jaishankar is on a three-day visit to Sweden to participate in the EU Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum (EIPMF). He met his counterparts on the sidelines of the EIPMF on Saturday

Al Jazeera

Sweden’s Loreen wins Eurovision with Ukraine symbolism on show

As song contest was under way, Russian missiles hit Ukrainian city of Ternopil, the home of Ukraine’s entrants Tvorchi.

WEKU

Loreen of Sweden wins the Eurovision Song Contest

The Swedish singer belted her way to her second Eurovision win with the pop ballad "Tattoo."

Daily Mirror

Eurovision fans rush to defend Mae Muller after she is cruelly trolled by bitter viewers

The singer-songwriter gave her all on Saturday night - but alas, it was not enough and the UK ended up in second last place just ahead of Germany while Sweden streaked to victory

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