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The Latest Breaking News from Eurovision

Eurovision 2022: TikTok star Sam Ryder to represent UK this year with ‘Space Man’

Singer-songwriter rose to fame on TikTok after covering popular tracks by other artists

The Independent UK

Who is UK Eurovision's Sam Ryder? TikTok star turned fan favourite in race for win with Space Man

The UK Eurovision's entry for 2022 is TikTok star Sam Ryder with his song Spaceman which is tipped to do very well

Chronicle Live

UK Eurovision entry revealed as Essex TikTok sensation Sam Ryder with track Space Man

Social media star Sam Ryder, who shot to fame covering hits by the likes of Adele, Michael Jackson and Blondie, has the honour of representing the UK at the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest

Daily Mirror

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UK Eurovision song contest 2022 entry set to be TikTok star Sam Ryder

TikTok sensation Sam Ryder is set to be announced as the UK's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in May. The social media star has attracted attention from the likes of Justin Bieber and Alicia Keys thanks to his catchy covers on the video-sharing app

Daily Mirror

Eurovision winner Jamala flees Ukraine but her family are in Kyiv bomb shelter

The musician also said she will do everything in her power to help her country

Evening Standard

Eurovision winner Jamala flees Ukraine while husband and family hide in Kyiv

Singer who won the contest in 2016 spoke to the media from Turkey.

The Independent UK

‘Breathtakingly starry’: is the American Song Contest about to outdo Eurovision?

Michael Bolton represents Connecticut, Macy Gray sings for Ohio and Snoop Dogg hosts with Kelly Clarkson. It’s the US’s new Eurovision imitator

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Eurovision 2022: What the stage will look like when Brooke Scullion represents Ireland

The Derry singer will represent Ireland with her song, That's Rich, on May 12 in Italy

Irish Mirror

Ukrainian Eurovision entry Kalush Orchestra puts competition aside to join war effort

Ukrainian folk rap group Kalush Orchestra have pushed aside their thoughts of this year's Eurovision contest amid Russia's invasion on Kyiv

Daily Mirror

Football, Eurovision and business rush to ditch links to Moscow over Ukraine invasion

Cancellation of events and exodus of ex-EU officials from Russian firms could wreck the country’s ‘soft power’ credentials

The Guardian - UK

Sheldon Riley to represent Australia at Eurovision, after his song Not the Same wins Australia Decides on the Gold Coast

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.

ABC News

Sheldon Riley Will Be Repping Australia At Eurovision 2022 AKA The Glittery Musical Olympics

"I'm standing on a stage being respected as an artist."

Pedestrian.tv

Sheldon Riley Australia's Eurovision pick

Australia will be represented at Eurovision 2022 by singer Sheldon Riley, who has beaten 10 contenders for a spot in the global song contest.

AAP

Eurovision Song Contest bans Russia from 2022 competition, citing 'disrepute' concerns

Citing its rules and values, the Eurovision Song Contest has barred Russia from this year's event because its participation could bring "disrepute" to the competition.

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The Guardian - UK

Russia is banned from Eurovision after invasion of Ukraine

After a U-turn, organisers say Russia’s inclusion could ‘bring the competition into disrepute’

Liverpool Echo

Russia will not take part in this year's Eurovision Song contest

The 66th edition of Eurovision is due to take place in Turin later this year

Wales Online

Russia kicked out of Eurovision Song Contest

The organisers had previously said it would be allowed to compete

Evening Standard

Russia excluded from Eurovision Song Contest after Ukraine invasion

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

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Eurovision bans Russia from taking part in this year's Song Contest amid invasion of Ukraine

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

The Independent UK

Russia banned from Eurovision after invasion of Ukraine

European Broadcasting Union said including Russia ‘would bring the competition into disrepute’

The Independent UK

Eurovision 2022: Dutch broadcaster urges EBU to ban Russia from competing over Ukraine invasion

‘This is the time for Europe to unite and show what we stand for,’ CEO of Dutch broadcaster says

The Independent UK

Last year’s Eurovision organiser calls for Russia to be barred from 2022 event

Avrotros chief executive Eric van Stade said the Ukrainian invasion was ‘a gross violation of universal values’.

Belfast Live

Brooke Scullion says Dana Rosemary Scallon has been a great 'mentor' ahead of Eurovision

Eurovision will take place in Italy this May

Pedestrian.tv

Eurovision King Joel Creasey Dished All The Dirt On This Year’s Australia Decides Competition

"There's a lot of glitter and some seriously hot backing dancers."

Irish Mirror

Eurovision hopeful Brooke Scullion says Dana Rosemary Scallon has been a great 'mentor'

Brooke flys the flag for Ireland with her catchy tune, Taht's Rich, in May in Italy

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