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Israel’s inclusion in the lineup while war rages in Gaza may lead to the most controversial contest ever

The song's win at Eurovision Song Contest on April 6, 1974 launched the Swedish supergroup on its path to success.

Fifty years since Abba won with Waterloo, fans are paying tribute to a pop classic. Its status is a far cry from its origins in a celebration of weedy pop and dodgy lyrics – and, whisper it, ‘nul points’ from Britain

Swedish supergroup ABBA is set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Waterloo, the song that won the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest and propelled them to stardom.

Former Seven producer Taylor Auerbach expected to give evidence this afternoon; Albanese to flag measures to ease inflation pressures

The pop duo will be breaking new ground in Malmö, Sweden when they represent Australia on 7 May

Maxine Peake and Sarah Schulman among signatories of open letter asking singer to withdraw from contest

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No amount of mental gymnastics can justify allowing its inclusion while a humanitarian catastrophe goes on in Gaza, says journalist Jeffrey Ingold

Eden Golan's original song, titled "October Rain," has been renamed "Hurricane" after objections that it was not politically neutral. Israel's public broadcaster will reveal the amended song Sunday.

Bambie Thug is representing Ireland at Eurovision this year, and on the basis on Doomsday Blue, they should win it all