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The Latest Breaking News from Eurovision

UK to host Eurovision in 2023, officials confirm

The 2023 Eurovision Song Contest will be held in the UK next year on behalf of Ukraine, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the BBC have confirmed.

Evening Standard

UK will host Eurovision Song Contest instead of Ukraine after BBC agrees to step in

Th Eurovision song contest is coming to the UK as the 2023 competition will be hosted here following an agreement with Ukraine amid the ongoing war against Russia

Daily Mirror

Tailor Nicky Wallace - who designed Johnny Logan's famous white suit for the Eurovision Song Contest - has died

The designer lost his battle with cancer last week

Irish Mirror

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Tributes pour in following death of designer Nicky Wallace

Mr Wallace was responsible for the suits worn on Miami Vice by Hollywood star Don Johnson and Johnny Logan's famous Eurovision winning suit

Dublin Live

Golden Years: Live Aid, Channel Tunnel And Abba’s 1974 Eurovision Win Are Top 50 Cultural Events

“These events represent our shared experience and sensibility. We see ourselves reflected in them - often at our best, sometimes at our worst."

Zenger

Newcastle's hopes of hosting Eurovision boosted as expert brands city a 'suitable' candidate

A Eurovision Song Contest expert and super fan has deemed Newcastle a 'suitable' candidate to host next year's Contest

Chronicle Live

Live Aid and Abba’s Eurovision win: The 50 most significant cultural moments of the last 50 years

London’s first Gay Pride march and the release of David Bowie’s iconic ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars’ were the first events to make the list

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Why Newcastle deserves to upset bookies' odds and host Eurovision next year

On Monday it was confirmed that Newcastle had officially thrown its hat into the ring and bid to be host city for Eurovision 2023

Chronicle Live

Bristol is NOT a potential Eurovision location, say EurovisionWorld

Aberdeen, Belfast and Nottingham have all been picked by fans as a potential host city

Bristol Post

Newcastle in the running to host Eurovision 2023 in competition with Bristol

The city already has an arena that holds 11,000

Bristol Post

Newcastle enters race to host Eurovision 2023 with UK set to stage song contest next year

It is understood that representatives from Newcastle have held talks with the BBC and a previous host city about bringing the annual competition to Tyneside

Chronicle Live

Bristol reacts to Marvin Rees' bid to host Eurovision

"Will they all be arriving by bike? As Bristol is a no-go area for transport these days."

Bristol Post

Bristol mayor announces bid for city to host Eurovision Song Contest

The Mayor of Bristol has launched a bid to bring next year’s Eurovision Song Contest to Bristol.

Evening Standard

Bristol bid to host Eurovision Song Contest 2023 announced during Pride

Mayor of Bristol Marvin Rees revealed the city's ambition before Carly Rae Jepsen took to the stage

Bristol Post

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Liverpool Echo

Cost of staging Eurovision in Liverpool confirmed

Talks are underway about Liverpool potentially hosting next May's song contest

Manchester Evening News

Mika leaves Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield open-mouthed over backstage Eurovision drama

The singer appeared on ITV's This Morning to chat about his new music when he was asked about co-host the 2022 contest

Wales Online

Leader addresses doubts about Cardiff's ability to host Eurovision

There are concerns transport infrastructure and accommodation could need improvement

Wales Online

UK should host Eurovision 2023 if Ukraine can't, says former winner

Officially, the European Broadcasting Union has yet to make a decision on where to stage the event, but it won't be the war-torn nation

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The Independent UK

UK ‘fair’ option to host Eurovision if not Ukraine, says former Ukrainian winner

Ukrainian winner of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest Jamala said it is ‘painful’ that Ukraine will not be able to host next year’s event.

Daily Mirror

Love Island's Ekin-Su's pop star past revealed as fans beg her to do Eurovision

Love Island's Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu is not only an actress - but she's also got a history as a singer, and now fans are desperate for her to make her next TV stint at the Eurovision Song Contest

Evening Standard

London Pride 2022: LGBT rights a ‘matter of life and death’ says Eurovision’s Netta

Singer says Pride as important as ever as event marks its 50th anniversary

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool has to be 'in it to win it' for 'bittersweet' Eurovision

The song contest won't be held in Ukraine despite their first place finish

Bristol Post

Eurovision Song Contest 2023: Eight reasons why Bristol should host contest

Ukraine won this year’s competition but cannot host the 2023 event due to the Russian invasion

Daily Mirror

Sir Paul McCartney praised by Ukraine's Eurovision winners for dropping song from Glasto set

A source said it was a 'simple decision' for Sir Paul McCartney not to sing the song due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Kalush hope Ukraine can host Eurovision in 2023 despite organisers’ decision

The group had their first UK performance since triumphing in Turin with a set on Shangri-La’s Truth Stage at Glastonbury.

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