From Basel’s Turquoise Carpet
Basel welcomes Eurovision into the heart of the city, and Dudepoints was by the turquoise carpet with camera in hand!
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KAJ And The Renaissance Of Finland’s Swedish Culture
Finland's Ulla Rajala looks at the power of KAJ's victory at Melodifestivalen and what it means for Swedish culture in Finland.
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Why The First Listen Is A Eurovision Song’s Biggest Moment
You should never forget your first time listening to a Eurovision song. As Ewan Spence reminds us, for the majority of the audience that's the only time they have with songs that the community has cherished for months.
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Eurovision Must Offer Confidence As It Heads To Basel
After a traumatic season, the question of 'what now and what next' hangs over the Song Contest. Ewan Spence suggests the next steps should be.
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The UK at Eurovision: Reasons To Be Cheerful
Is Olly Alexander's eighteenth place for the United Kingdom a return to the lower reaches of the results, or can Sam Ryder's run to the podium be repeated? Gina Jones argues that 'Dizzy' was one awkward mile in a marathon.
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