The Latest Breaking News from Eurovision Song Contest

The cultural world has reacted swiftly to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Artists and performers have been cancelling shows in Russia, while cultural institutions are under growing pressure to cut ties with Russian oligarchs. The country will also no longer be represented at major international events, including the Eurovision Song…

Sheldon Riley wins Australia Decides, with the reality TV performer delivering a big ballad with an eye-catching stage show to earn the right to represent Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest in May.

The organisers had previously said it would be allowed to compete

Russia has been excluded from participating in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest after it invaded Ukraine.

Russia is banned from taking part in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022. The EBU released a statement explaining their decision

Eleven standout acts will perform their original songs for the glorious chance to represent Australia at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest in Turin, Italy. 

Acts from both Russia and Ukraine are 'welcome' at The Eurovision Song Contest later this year, with organisers describing the competition as a "non-political cultural event". The statement comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Friday night's show ended with Brooke Scullion and her song 'That's Rich' being announced as Ireland 2022 representative in the Eurovision Song Contest

From the songs to the judging rules, here's everything you need to know