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The organisers of Eurovision have issued a bombshell statement after saying the 'spirit' of the competition was not respected after a chaotic 2024 final

The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 is being described as the most controversial show to date and the drama and chaos surrounding it seems to be showing no sign of slowing down, even after the event

The 2023 Eurovision Song Contest winner Nemo Mettler has arrived back home in Switzerland to a hero's welcome, just hours on from suggesting the under-fire competition 'needs fixing'

The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest was certainly one that won't be forgotten in a while, with the competition hit with controversy and the EBU slammed by fans across the world

Dutch act Joost Klein will not compete in the Eurovision Song Contest grand final while Swedish police investigate a complaint of inappropriate behaviour, the European Broadcasting Union said.

It is not known whether the Netherlands' act Joost Klein will perform in the final on Saturday, having missed two scheduled dress rehearsals on Friday while an investigation into an incident was carried out

Olly Alexander is due to take to the stage in Sweden in a few hours time for the final of this year's Eurovision Song Contest, but not all of the singer's fans will be watching him this evening

The 2024 Eurovision Song Contest has got off to a rocky start ahead of the final in Malmo, Sweden on Saturday night as it has been hit with protests, boos from the crowd and a banned act

The Eurovision Song Contest act for the Netherlands Joost Klein issued a cryptic three-word message just two days before being banned from rehearsals due to an incident

Eurovision Song Contest superfan and host Rylan Clark has claimed the competition is 'just about the music' amid Israel's entry being booed on stage during Wednesday night's semi-finals

A statement from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) regarding Eric Saade's performance in Sweden on Tuesday has sparked outrage online, with many branding Eurovision bosses 'hypocrites'

Years and Years singer Olly Alexander has been told he is "Complicit in a genocide by taking part in Eurovision" after being announced as the UK's entry for 2024

The streaming service has grown to have about 3.75 million subscribers since it launched in 2017 as a joint venture between the companies

Many fans of the Eurovision Song Contest have vowed to boycott next year's competition due to Israel being allowed to participate, with Iceland now threatening to pull out of the contest should they qualify

The FIFA Women’s World Cup gets underway in just over a month and a TV deal has finally been agreed to broadcast the tournament following lengthy negotiations with politicians having also got involved

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has weighed in on the ongoing dispute over broadcast rights for the Women’s World Cup, with the tournament due to begin next month

The Prime Minister's spokesman said Rishi Sunak believed it would be 'fitting for President Zelensky to address' the grand final of the Eurovision song contest on Saturday