Douze Points! How Eurovision Is Changing A Country's Attitude To Diversity It is rare that you can say the Eurovision Song Contest serves a wider political purpose.

Ukraine Triumphs in 2016 Eurovision Song Contest Jamala won this year’s Eurovision Song Contest for Ukraine with her song “1944,” beating Australia into second place Russia into third position. Photo: Getty Images

The Most Remarkable Ever Eurovision Winners The Eurovision Song Contest is upon us once more, with its motley crew of participants from around 'Europe' making their annual offering of synth-folk, punk-pop and chest-thumping balladry to warm our

Past Winners To Help Decide UK's Eurovision Entry Eurovision Song Contest former winners will be reminding the British acts what's called for at the UK national selection show 'Eurovision: You Decide'. Current Eurovision champion and host for the

Sweden Wins Eurovision Song Contest Sweden's Mans Zelmerlow won the 60th Eurovision Song Contest with "Heroes" on Saturday evening in Vienna. Courtesy AP.

49 Things You Didn’t See On TV At The Eurovision Song Contest We completed our life goal and went to Eurovision. Here is EVERYTHING that happened to us.

All eyes on Austria for Eurovision grand final — and UK gets torn apart The UK's entry to this year's Eurovision Song Contest has been mocked by viewers worldwide, prompting hilarious apologies from Britons to fellow Europeans.

How Gay IS The Eurovision Song Contest, And Does It Matter? The Eurovision Song Contest may be billed as fun for all the family, but there’s a big pulsating gay message at its heart – for those who want it, according to one highly enthusiastic acad

How Political IS The Eurovision Song Contest, And Does It Matter? Blue are the latest pundits to express their concern at the amount of politics that always threaten to govern the Eurovision Song Contest. The band represented the UK in 2011 and would have come f

How Gay IS The Eurovision Song Contest, And Does It Matter? The Eurovision Song Contest may be billed as fun for all the family, but there’s a big pulsating gay message at its heart – for those who want it, according to one highly enthusiastic acad