Eurovision

It's a gloomy start in Liverpool for Eurovision 2023.

Italy's 1958 Eurovision entry remains wonderful (even if most people think it's called Volare).

A hot favourite going into the final, the Spanish entry turns out to be even hotter on the night.

You can see why Lulu had to be prodded onto the stage to sell this song for the UK.

After years of nearly winning, the United Kingdom finally pulls its socks up and takes the Eurovision prize.

I'm Never Giving Up starts out as one song (a vaguely Euro-disco number) but then, oh dear, along comes the sing-along chorus.

Based on the evidence to date (65 years of competition!), winning the contest rarely comes down to talent.

A hot favourite going into the final, the Spanish entry turns out to be even hotter on the night.

A playground clapping song with an orchestral arrangement, Papa Pingouin has a catchy hook and comes at you.

St-Pier is seductive and a bit on the stern side. Sophisticated is the word that comes to mind. And she can sing a bit.

Ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to the tanned and lovely vision that is Baccara, representing Luxembourg at 1978's Eurovision. Huh?