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This year's Eurovision Song Contest final will dominate BBC schedules on Saturday night as the 2023 winner is crowned

The Eurovision Song Contest final kicks off in Liverpool this weekend, but do you know how much it costs the average performer to take part, or which country spent a whopping £52 million to host?

The Eurovision Song Contest field has been narrowed to the 26 acts who will sing their hearts out Saturday for a chance at glory and national bragging rights.

In 1956, seven European countries – Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and West Germany – gathered in Lugano, Switzerland for the first ever Eurovision Song Contest. The competition was only broadcast in select countries, meaning only a small number of viewers watched Swiss entry Lys Assia win the…

Some 85% of songs in this year’s final are in minor keys, easily beating the previous peak of 73% in 2021

Graham Norton has given his brutally honest opinion on this year's Eurovision Song Contest finalists, admitting some of the songs are a bit of a 'dud' as he offered his expert opinion on the UK's entry Mae Muller's chances

Twenty-six acts will perform at Saturday’s Eurovision Song Contest final in Liverpool to an expected global audience of 160 million viewers.

The Prime Minister's spokesman said Rishi Sunak believed it would be 'fitting for President Zelensky to address' the grand final of the Eurovision song contest on Saturday

"I have to say, since the first moment I set foot in this city, I thought this was going to be a phenomenal Eurovision Song Contest host city"