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All you need to know about Eurovision Song Contest final

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Bulgaria wins the 70th Eurovision Song Contest with upbeat party anthem ‘Bangaranga’
Dean Vuletic, who has been dubbed “Professor Eurovision,” discusses protests against Israel’s participation in the annual song contest.

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Bulgaria wins the Eurovision Song Contest with Dara’s ‘Bangaranga’
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Finland is the favorite for prediction markets and bookmakers, but singers from Australia, Denmark, Greece and Israel are coming for the title, too.

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Eurovision final under way in Vienna as contest celebrates 70th year
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Tension, tears and Bangaranga: Bulgaria wins a historic, fraught Eurovision Song Contest

Contest was viewed by an estimated 120 million people, with Bulgaria beating Israel thanks to a huge score in the public vote
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The Latest: The grand final in this year's Eurovision Song Contest gets underway in Vienna

The Eurovision Song Contest's final is underway with tight security and rainy weather failing to dampen fans' enthusiasm. Acts from 25 countries are competing in Vienna for the continent's pop
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But what is typically a joyful moment for the world’s most watched musical event is clouded by questions around Israel’s participation. Five Eurovision stalwarts, including the Netherlands and Ireland,
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Protesters accuse Eurovision of ‘normalisation of war crimes’ at Vienna event

Pro-Palestinian protesters have accused the Eurovision Song Contest of the “normalisation of war crimes” at an event in its host city Vienna.No Stage For Genocide saw hundreds of protesters gather at the Venediger Au play park on the outskirts of Vienna to protest against Israel’s inclusion in Eurovision amid its actions in Gaza,
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