Two of Scotland's largest cities confirmed they would be launching bids to host the Eurovision Song Contest next year. It comes as the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the BBC confirmed the annual competition would be hosted in the UK.
Both Glasgow and Aberdeen City Councils will be vying to host the contest in 2023.
A spokesperson for Glasgow City Council said the city is a "safe pair of hands" after hosting COP26 last November. While Aberdeen City Council says it has a "track record" in delivering international events.