Hello, Copenhagen! The grand final 2014 Eurovision Song Contest is finally upon us, and wherever you are in the world, we hope you've picked a country to support and a comfortable place to sit. For ...

Eurovision 2014 - Conchita wins: As it happened We bring you all the action as Molly goes for gold for the United Kingdom.

The crazy Eurovision bus keeps on rolling in Copenhagen tonight (May 8) as the second semi-final brings us a delightful mix of cheesecake, a drag artist and Polish cleavage. What more could you want ...

It’s hard to believe, but even after two semi-finals this week, there will still be a whopping 26 songs competing to win the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night — warning: it’s going to be a ...

THIS year’s Eurovision Song Contest includes a rapping milkmaid, a colourful pair of pre-school teachers and curious preoccupation with facial hair. Last year, Denmark triumphed with Emmelie De Forest ...

TWENTY-SIX countries line up for tonight's Eurovision Song Contest final in Copenhagen, which will be broadcast live in Britain on BBC1 from 8pm, with Graham Norton providing the snarky comments.

Who's in it this year? As with any other year, 2014's Eurovision has a plethora of kooky, unusual acts. Remember 2012's Buranovskiye Babushki, the Russian grannies, or Finnish heavy rock band Lordi?

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Eurovision 2014's first semi-final is over and wasn't it an incredible night? Europe has voted and the first ten acts have won a place in Saturday's grand final but they were only some of the highs.

Australia has been invited to join Eurovision and put forward our own entrant for the 60th anniversary of the traditionally European song competition. The landmark decision comes the year after Jess ...

Can you hear that? It's the sound of Europe screaming in excitement for this year's Eurovision Song Contest. It's the greatest song contest in the world, and the good people of Europe - and even ...

Campaigners say the inclusion of Austrian performer Concita Wurst has turned the widely televised European singing competition into "a hotbed of sodomy." By Vladimir Kozlov Azerbaijan's Ell/Nikki won ...