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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Hana Kelly

The Eurovision 2023 shortlist will be announced on Friday - here's why Manchester should get it

Manchester, Madchester, city of music, and the hopeful home of Eurovision 2023. The council has put in a bid to host the show and welcome fans, acts and press from all over the world, and soon we'll know if we've been short-listed.

It was revealed last month that the show would not be held in Ukraine, whose entry won 2022's contest, because of the ongoing conflict, and would instead be coming to the UK, who memorably placed second. A total of 18 British cities have expressed interest, including Glasgow, Liverpool, London and Sheffield.

The decision is up to The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the BBC, and the cities in with a chance of hosting the Eurovision song contest will be confirmed on the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show tomorrow morning.

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