Sally Nugent sent Eurovision fans into a frenzy during BBC Breakfast on Tuesday, when she teased that an update was imminent on which UK city with get to host the contest next year.
Last month, BBC Breakfast delivered the news live on air that Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield were the finalists i n the race to stage the world famous event in 2023, after it was decided by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) that this year's winning country, Ukraine, wouldn't do the honours.
The United Kingdom hasn't hosted Eurovision for 24 years, with the last occasion being Birmingham 1998, when late Eurovision icon Terry Wogan and ex Gladiators presenter Ulrika Jonsson took the reins, following Katrina and the Waves victory for the home nation a year earlier with their anthemic track Love Shine A Light.
