ESC Insight have washed themselves clean from the blood bath committed at last nights 2nd semi, stumbled out of the hotel room with the sunglasses on and are trawling through the top stories in Eurovision world for one more day.
Let’s all laugh at Eurovision
Following on from The Guardians’ terrific piece regarding why BBC should take the contest seriously, the editors examine why its time to emerge from the deep hole dug by Terry Wogan and stop laughing at the foreigners.
Karen Fricker examines the deep-rooted UK attitudes here
Winning advice?
Englebert Humperdinck offers his advice to this years UK contestant Bonnie Tyler. We hope not in regards to how to win the contest. However he does state it will be the longest of her life – but not as long as those poor people having to stand through all 4 hours of the show.
The Humps’ son and manager reports for the Daily Mail
Scissor Sisters for Eurovision?
Ana Matronic, member of the Scissor Sisters and commentator for BBC3 at the semi finals this year has been asked her opinions of this years contest. “Its’ like drag act on steroids” says Ana, but the question remains, will we see her back next year and on-stage?
Find out the answer within The Sun
30 years of Australia at Eurovision
The Aussies are in force at the contest this year and are featuring heavily both on and off screen. Whilst today saw the first official Australian fan meet with the Australian broadcasters SBS, their commentators give their opinions on why they really love the contest so much on the other side of the world
Local paper The West gives us the reasons from down under