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Rylan hasn’t had the best of luck with Eurovision transport, after previously suffering a nightmare train journey to get to Liverpool. BBC Sounds is inviting five of the UK’s biggest DJs to create the ultimate set of Eurovision Dance Party playlists. BBC Cymru Wales’s news outlets will cover the live build up from Liverpool and Wales on the eve of the final as well as meeting Welsh Eurovision superfans in the run up to the event. Backing Rylan amidst the media storm, The Chase's Jenny Ryan posted: "The people of this country are forming a protective ring around Rylan - and rightly so.

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Marvin and Rochelle Humes host this exciting music quiz which is jam-packed with the biggest Eurovision and chart hits.

During the show, UK audiences will be able to vote for who they want to see go through to the Grand Final. Unlimited Quantity - As we are the manufacturers of these masks, we have unlimited quantities available. Ahead of the big night in Liverpool, Claudia builds up to the Grand Final with the best music and some very special guests.

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Across two programmes, both will bring their A-game and every ounce of their Eurovision knowledge and enthusiasm in response to a series of categories, as decided by their fellow Radio 2 presenter, Michelle Visage. They’ll be talking about writing for Eurovision, how it impacts their creative process and how they handle the nerves in the performance.However, those wanting it to be real, were sadly disappointed as Rylan, 34, himself replied and confirmed: "Fake news he’s had a wine. The former It Takes Two presenter, 34, and radio DJ, 50, are hosting coverage of the long-running competition, alongside the likes of Ted Lasso actress Hannah Waddingham. Paddy says: “I’m walking on sunshine to join Radio 2 live in Liverpool hosting the Eurovision semi-finals. He’ll be hearing from parties, large and small, happening across the country before handing over to Scott Mills and Rylan in Liverpool. Rylan, who shot to fame on The X Factor back in 2012, admitted he thought something had gone wrong when the announcement was made.

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And while they were away, Rob decided to pull a bit of a prank on his co-star by telling the whole Twittersphere that they had gotten engaged. For the past seven years, award-winning BBC Correspondent Steve Rosenberg has marked Eurovision by taking requests from audiences and playing fan favourites on his piano.Rylan Clark-Neal has shared a selfie wearing a blue surgical mask and huge shades following his latest cosmetic procedure on Friday afternoon. There will be a legendary Eurovision figure making an appearance in Albert Square; scouse commentary courtesy of BBC Radio Merseyside and BBC Three takes audiences back to last year’s nail-biting Grand Final in Turin.

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As she elaborated on the contestants’ routines, Joanna turned Rylan around to a large TV screen which suddenly went all fuzzy as an announcement was made.

This Pointless Celebrities Eurovision Special features a host of Eurovision faces competing not only for a charity prize but to get their hands on that coveted Pointless trophy. Along the way, he will speak to those people who provide the voice of the contest in their homelands to share a unique insight into how different parts of the continent view Eurovision, and how it interacts with their own individual ideas of identity, cultural celebration and more. The three-part BBC Two show will see the pair follow in the footsteps of the romantic poet Lord Byron and English aristocrats who took on the Grand Tour, a classic trip through Europe popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. The champion title is within reach for one of them so expect high drama, high notes and high camp; it’s about the frocks, the shocks, the bangers and the bops. The famous red sofa will be on location outside the Liverpool Museum on Friday 12 May and Saturday 13 May , with Charlie Stayt co-presenting from the city.