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As captain for the death-or-glory qualifier against Romania in 1993, Barry Horne was so close to the 1994 finals in the United States he was almost at the check-in desk - but a missed penalty and narrow defeat still haunts him

Were tonight’s World Cup play-off semi-final decided by public vote, it would be a walkover. Taking this month’s Eurovision Song Contest as evidence, the groundswell of continent-wide support for Ukraine following Russia’s invasion is such that Scotland would be handed a hammering the like of which they have not experienced…

The UK's representative for the Eurovision Song Contest, Sam Ryder, was given more reason to celebrate on Friday

Ukraine's Eurovision Song Contest winners plan a tour of Europe to raise money for the army as it continues to put up fierce resistance to Russian forces more than 80 days after they invaded the country, they said on Tuesday.

Despite Ireland failing to qualify again this year, viewers still tuned in

Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra returned to their homeland on Monday after an emotional Eurovision Song Contest victory, greeted at the border with Poland by servicemen and women whose cause the band had championed in Turin.

Votes from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania and San Marino were all replaced by aggregate scores on the night

The UK made it to the top three of Eurovision for the first time in over twenty years on Saturday night - but viewers are not happy with the controversy surrounding the voting situation.

Votes from six countries had to be scrapped and replaced