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Swiss Region To Vote On Cost Of 'Blasphemous' Eurovision 2025

Basel voters will decide Sunday on whether to spend tens of millions of dollars to host the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, with opponents decrying a "waste" of public funds for a "blasphemous" music performance.

International Business Times

Philippe Clement confident Rangers can handle atmosphere at Olympiacos

Olympiacos won the UEFA Conference League last season.

The Independent UK

Far-right leader who burned copies of Qur’an goes on trial in Sweden

Rasmus Paludan is accused of incitement against an ethnic group and insult in relation to gatherings in 2022

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Why Rangers players have faith in Igamane, and why Cerny may have bit back

Kieran Dowell says that Hamza Igamane will come good for Rangers, as he offered an explanation for Vaclav Cerny's frustration in the win over Hibs…

The National (Scotland)

'Clearly better than us' - Jansson admits Malmo lucky to only lose 2-0 to Rangers

Malmo defender Pontus Jansson admitted they were lucky to get away with just a two-goal defeat from Rangers after accepting the Ibrox side were…

The National (Scotland)

Arsenal 4-0 Häcken, Ajax 4-0 Besiktas and more: Women’s Champions League qualifiers and Europa League – as it happened

Arsenal and Manchester City advanced to the group stage of the Women’s Champions League with comfortable wins

The Guardian - UK

Malmo security chiefs warn of rival groups in Rangers end of Europa League tie

Malmo security chiefs have billed their Europa League match against Rangers as high risk as rival club fans pick up tickets in away end of stadium

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Swedish police make arrest over deaths of two Britons found in burnt-out car in Malmo

Farooq Abdulrazak, 37, and Juan Cifuentes, 33, were found dead inside a rented Toyota RAV4

The Independent UK

Swedish police to be posted to Denmark to try to stop gangs recruiting children

Cross-border cooperation comes as Danish gangs use children from Sweden to commit violent crimes

The Guardian - UK

My Scandinavian summer: a campervan trip across Denmark and southern Sweden

Our writer, partner and dog hit the road to Malmö, joining the locals at campsites and pausing for swims, walks and sauna sessions en route

The Guardian - UK

Football club pays tribute to ‘legend’ feared dead after two bodies found in burnt-out car in Sweden

‘RIP the king of nutmegs,’ wrote Juan Cifuentes’s former midfield partner

The Independent UK

Met investigating if two bodies found in gutted car in Sweden are missing Londoners

Juan Cifuentes and Farooq Abdulrazak reported missing by families after failing to return home from work trip

The Guardian - UK

Swedish Police Investigate Double Murder In Burnt Car Case

Two bodies found in burnt car in Malmo, Sweden, sparking investigation into possible double murder. British citizens missing, details still emerging.

Top News

Two bodies found in burnt-out car in Sweden rented by Briton

Driver and passenger had been shot dead after car had reportedly been driven from Copenhagen to Malmö

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The Independent UK

British citizens feared dead after two bodies found shot inside burnt-out rental car in Sweden

Bodies discovered in burnt-out car in Malmo in suspected double murder, Swedish police say

GamesRadar

Star Wars Outlaws is one of the most ambitious open-world games of 2024, and it was inspired by a single sentence

Preview | I visited the Massive studio in Malmo, Sweden for a behind-the-scenes look at Star Wars Outlaws, from its inception to its open-world ambitions, and more

The Guardian - AU

Disqualified Eurovision contestant Joost Klein likely to face charges, say Swedish police

Klein may be charged over alleged threats and face a fine if convicted, after a member of the production crew made a complaint to police

WEKU

Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision 2024 in a year of protests

The Swiss singer and rapper was one of two nonbinary artists in the finals at this year's event held in Malmo, Sweden. Meanwhile, protesters called for Israel's disqualification from the contest.

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Evening Standard

Eurovision Song Contest 2024 won by Switzerland's Nemo as UK comes 18th

The 24-year-old singer was tearful as they accepted their trophy in Malmo on Saturday night

Al Jazeera

Thousands protest against Israel’s participation in Eurovision final

Pro-Palestinian protesters in Malmo, Sweden say Israel should be excluded over its conduct in its war on Gaza.

Evening Standard

Key moments from 2024 Eurovision Song Contest final as Olly Alexander suffers 'sound issues'

Large protests took place in Malmo over Israel’s participation, while Dutch entrant Joost Klein was disqualified

The Guardian - UK

Eurovision 2024: Switzerland’s Nemo wins 68th song contest with The Code – as it happened

25 countries performed in Malmö, amid controversy over Israel’s participation and expulsion of Dutch entry

Radio France Internationale

Eurovision Song Contest chiefs disqualify Dutch entrant over backstage incident

Police in the Swedish city of Malmo were on Saturday investigating allegations of inappropriate behaviour which led to the exclusion of the Dutch singer Joost Klein from the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest.

International Business Times

Eurovision In Gaza's Shadow As Israel Competes In Final

The Eurovision Song Contest final gets underway in Sweden's Malmo on Saturday with thousands of protesters expected to culminate a week of tensions surrounding Israel's participation during the Gaza war.

France 24

Eurovision: Israel in the spotlight as politics – once again – becomes the star of the show

It was hardly a surprise that Israel’s Eurovision contribution would result in protests of some kind. Despite its own rules, the 68-year-old international song contest has for decades been used as a platform to express political views and geopolitical divisions. But the war in Gaza – and Israel’s imminent threat…

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