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msn.com | Caroline Westbrook |Ellie Hutchings
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metro.co.uk | Caroline Westbrook |Ellie Hutchings
Love it or hate it, the Eurovision Song Contest has produced some of the most memorable TV moments over the years. It is one of the most-watched TV events of the year, with 163million people tuning in over the three live shows in 2024. This year, viewers can expect to see Remember Monday's UK Eurovision entry as well as the current favourite to win, Sweden's KAJ, take to the stage in Basel, Switzerland, where the contest is being held after Nemo's win with The Code last year.
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metro.co.uk | Caroline Westbrook
Thousands of Eurovision fans are currently in Basel, Switzerland, ahead of tonight's Grand Final of the song contest. Remember Monday, who will be representing the United Kingdom, will be hoping to capture the nation's first title since 1997. However, this year's favourite is certainly proving to be Sweden's Kaj, who sailed through the semi-finals with the coordinated dance number Bara Bada Bastu (Just Sauna).
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msn.com | Caroline Westbrook
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metro.co.uk | Caroline Westbrook
It's time to hang out your finest flag bunting, dust off your scorecards and get the snacks in for one of the biggest TV nights of the year. Yes, Eurovision is upon us once again, and whether you're a superfan or whether it's your idea of televisual hell, there's no escaping the international Song Contest at this time of the year.
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msn.com | Caroline Westbrook
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3 weeks ago | 
metro.co.uk | Caroline Westbrook
It's time to hang out your finest flag bunting, dust off your scorecards and get the snacks in for one of the biggest TV nights of the year. Yes, Eurovision is upon us once again, and whether you're a superfan or whether it's your idea of televisual hell, there's no escaping the international Song Contest at this time of the year. The 2025 event is taking place in Basel, Switzerland, with the Grand Final on Saturday, May 17 - but there's a lot to get through before then.
