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The frontman of the winning Ukraine folk rap group kissed his girlfriend goodbye to return

The 66th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Turin, Italy on Saturday night. The extravaganza didn’t disappoint in delivering our annual dose of ballads, bops and politics.

All eyes are on Ukranian band Kalush Orchestra, who won the annual song contest by a landslide. Here's how some are reacting to the win — and your other Eurovision questions.

The jubilant but tired singer said he was looking forward to a family curry.

Broadcaster Graham was also praised for a sterling job as host

Ukrainian rap group Kalush Orchestra were granted special permission to leave the country and had to return as soon as the contest ended

Other felt the song Rockstars by German artist Malik Harris was like a mash up of Lewis and Eminem.

Essex lad Sam Ryder, 32, has gone from being "the Black Death" for bands to the shining light for the UK in Eurovision Song Contest after coming second on Saturday night

Ukraine had been the competition favourite since Russia’s invasion.

Last night's Eurovision Song Contest saw UK act Sam Ryder pipped to the post by Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra - finishing in the top three for the first time in 20 years! But the wholesome evening night wasn't without controversy...

Organisers have now admitted six national juries' votes were axed on Saturday night