David Elder and Elaine Dove join Ewan Spence for the second round of Juke Box Jury 2015. In front of the judges are Malta, Finland, Moldova, Israel, and Spain. Who gets a hit, who sneaks a maybe, and who walks away with a miss.

The latest ESC Insight newsletter is once again out for your pleasure to read over. Look in here for the best in the world of Eurovision news and reviews. You’ll also get to read Robertson’s Reflection which this week fantasises over the possibility of a Sarah Dawn Finer Eurovision entry…for the United Kingdom.

Wren’s Wien is our new weekly section dedicated to giving you the travel advice and tips you need before your journey to Vienna. This week we look at the transport around town giving you tips on which tickets to buy and the best ways to get between all the key Eurovision sites.

Here’s to another sixty years of Eurovision? Putting aside the dodgy arithmetic about birthdays and anniversaries, Ewan Spence looks at ‘Eurovision’s Greatest Hits’. While it was a fan-pleasing recording on Tuesday night, this celebration of the Eurovision Song Contest was a missed opportunity to drive the show forward into the future.

After the Eurovision’s Greatest Hits concert and the booing of Russia when mentioned in the show, we ask Ben Robertson to discuss why Russia is the subject to such treatment from Eurovision fans at the moment, and if it is ever ok for fans to boo during the Song Contest

Juke Box Jury returns for 2015, as Sharleen Wright and Ben Roberson join Ewan Spence to judge Denmark, Switzerland, Belarus, France, Cyprus, and Iceland. Will they get a hit, a miss, or a maybe?