In this year’s post-Eurovision discussions, the scoring coming out of the new ranking system is featuring heavily. Why are we getting such diverse results from the combination of the jury and the televote? Can you really finish second in a televote and still score no points? John Egan crunches some numbers to find out.

Even though there can be only one winner each year at the Eurovision Song Contest, a number of countries clearly made the correct choice on which song to send. Be it qualification, a Top Ten result on Saturday, or simply an honourable performance, the ESC Insight team want to point out who made the right call.

The bright lights of the Eurovision Song Contest have been left behind and stretching out in front of us is a year of waiting before we all fly to Copenhagen (again) for Eurovision 2014. If we’re all honest, we’re suffering from Post-Eurovision Depression. Not sure? Check out the top symptoms of PED.

Everyone’s minds are already looking ahead to May 2014 and the fifty-ninth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest to be held in Denmark. What can we look forward to in twelve months times from our hosts DR? Let’s make some predictions.

Eurovision 2013 is over and the ESC Insight team have a lot to discuss. Before we leave Malmö there’s time for one last daily podcast to look at the results. Sam Ross, Steven Newby, and DJ Ohrmeister join Ewan Spence, and thankfully there’s enough coffee to go round.

It’s déjà vu all over again, as the Swedish hosts yet again pass along the victory to Denmark. Emmelie de Forest’s ‘Only Teardrops’ scored 281 points with a 47 point margin over Azerbaijan.