Liverpool will make a "serious case" for hosting the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest after it was revealed the event could be held in the UK.
The BBC is in talks with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to potentially host next year's contest in the UK after it was decided that it would not be safe to hold the event in Ukraine because of Russia's ongoing invasion of the country.
Ukraine rap-folk band Kalush Orchestra scored an emotional victory in this year's contest in Turin, Italy, with UK entrant Sam Ryder coming in second place, having topped the jury vote. It was the UK's best result since 1998.