Austria’s JJ wins Eurovision Song Contest 2025
The singer-songwriter beat out Israel's Yuval Raphael, who finished in second place with 357 points
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Israel qualifies for Eurovision final after pro-Palestinian dress rehearsal protests
Ireland, Australia, Czechia and more were eliminated in last night’s semi-finals
Eurovision: how many times has the UK won the song contest?
It's been over 27 years since the UK's last win
Eurovision’s Israel contestant says she’s “expecting” booing
She shared that she has been practising performing with distractions in the run-up to the finale
Irish broadcaster RTÉ asks Eurovision for discussion over Israel’s involvement
RTÉ's director general said he was "appalled by the ongoing events in the Middle East and by the horrific impact on civilians in Gaza, and the fate of Israeli hostages"
Over 70 former Eurovision contestants sign letter calling for Israel and broadcaster ban
It claims that the inclusion of Israel is “normalising and whitewashing its crimes”
UK Eurovision hopefuls Remember Monday share cover of ‘The Story Of Fire Saga’ spoof song ‘Husavik (My Hometown)’
“We've never seen anywhere as beautiful with our own eyes!"
Clodagh Rodgers, former UK Eurovision contestant, dies at 78
The Northern Irish singer finished fourth with 'Jack In The Box' in 1971
Sam Ryder kicks off next era with soulful single ‘White Lies’: “I’m so proud of this new music”
The Eurovision star withdrew from the spotlight and relocated to Nashville to work on his new music
Tommy Cash tells us about his controversial Eurovision entry ‘Espresso Macchiato’: “We tried to go against the grain”
The Estonian artist speaks to NME about concerns that the song is offensive, how he's the “most seasoned artist” for the job, his chances of winning, whether he's a "joke entry", and plans to “keep people guessing” about his final performance
Malta’s Eurovision entrant uses a BBC presenter’s voice in song change after ‘complaints’
The lyrics and title of the song have been changed after the original was compared to sounding like a British swear word