Eurovision

The Princess of Wales played the opening montage of Kalush Orchestra's "Stefania."

By convention, the winning country hosts the kitsch celebration of music the following year. Britain last hosted it in 1998.

"Lots of people voted to leave and we're a democracy and that's the way of the world. S*** happens."

Portugal's Salvador Sobral won the singing contest with his ballad Amar Pelos Dois.

Accepting the trophy Salvador Sobral made an impassioned speech calling for 'music that matters.'

Paddy Power provide exclusive odds ahead of the grand final in Kiev, Ukraine.

Anti-LGBT discrimination is rife in the country hosting this year's contest.

The NGO KyivPride has put together the guide ahead of the weekend's festivities.

Contest will be live streamed from Kiev on event's official YouTube page.

Who remembers Lordi?

Katrina and the Waves came out on top with Love Shine a Light.

Controversy surrounding Russia's entry for the 2017 song contest has begun months ahead of the competition.

Jones will hope to lead the UK to glory with Never Give Up On You at this year's contest in Kiev, Ukraine, in May.

Mel Giedroyc hosts Eurovision: You Decide 2017 on BBC2.

Announcement follows Russian fury at victory of Ukrainian song denouncing Soviet crimes.

Susana Jamaladinova's song recalls the 1944 mass deportation of Crimea's Tartars by Stalin.

Ukrainian winning song '1944' is about the persecution of the Crimean Tatars by the Soviet Union.

Nail-biting, popcorn-munching, last-minute photo finish between Russia and Ukraine was Eurovision at its best.

Singer Jamala won over the European audience with her emotional song 1944, about ethnic cleansing.

Jake and Joe will represent the United Kingdom in the final of Eurovision 2016.

Celebrate Eurovision and raise a pint of lager to cheer your favourite country.

It sends out a clear message of tolerance and acceptance.

Final takes place in Stockholm, Sweden on Saturday 14 May 2016

IBTimes UK presents some of the most outlandish costumes in Eurovision history.

This year's Eurovision hosts, Sweden to reflect sombre mood across the continent.

The first semi-final of the contest is to take place on Tuesday 10 May, with the final to follow on 14 May.

Senior entertainment reporter Alicia Adejobi rounds up this week's music stories.

Sweden is on course to overtake Ireland with the most Eurovision wins

No one injured in blast in the Enskede suburb of the Swedish capital, which happened late on Sunday.

The viral song by Slovenian comedian Klemen Slakonja has gathered over three million hits.