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Eurovision 2005

October 2005

  • Heaven or hell? Half a century of Eurovision hits

    The suspense is well-nigh unbearable. But the smart money in tonight's 50th anniversary Eurovision Song Contest show, is on Abba's 1974 smash Waterloo.

June 2005

  • Decline of the English empire?

    Luke Meddings

    Watching the Eurovision song contest, Luke Meddings realises how perilous is the status of the current global lingua franca.

  • The face to launch 1,000 trips?

  • Tunnel Eurovision

  • Sam Wollaston

    Which side were you on?

    Sam Wollaston

    TV review: Match of the Day Live: FA Cup Final | The Eurovision Song Contest 2005 | Soul Deep: The Story of Black Popular Music. By Sam Wollaston.

  • Which side were you on?

    TV review: Match of the Day Live: FA Cup Final | The Eurovision Song Contest 2005 | Soul Deep: The Story of Black Popular Music

  • No points for Eurovision

    Letters: On Saturday night the TV was put on just as a weary Terry Wogan remarked: "Now watch all the Baltic countries vote for each other."
  • Discord in Ireland over Eurovision failure

    Wogan will be his country's sole presence at finals tonight in Ukraine.
  • Eurovision 2005: minute-by-minute

    All kinds of everything, as it happened.
  • Guide to youth

    Priscilla Kwateng: Now don't get me wrong, I love a bit of Eurovision.

  • Ireland knocked out of Eurovision final

    It is not clear how Terry Wogan is going to cope with this, but it was revealed last night that Ireland will not appear in the final of the Eurovision song contest for the second time in three years.

  • European unison

    Dodgy tunes, dubious costumes, a symbolic fern, and a little bit of politics. Neil Perry looks forward to Saturday's Eurovision song contest.

  • In search of a fairer Eurovision

    After decades grumbling about partisan voting, Terry Wogan has been proved right: the Eurovision Song Contest is officially a fix.

  • What will Terry Wogan think?

    Eurovision means frothy pop, doesn't it? Not any more. Dorian Lynskey reports from post-revolution Ukraine.

  • A song for Europe in the wake of revolution

    The 50th Eurovision song contest will be celebrated this Saturday in Kiev. Ukrainian novelist Andrei Kurkov gives an insider's guide to the host capital.

April 2005

  • Ehud Manor

    Obituary: Leading Israeli songwriter behind Eurovision win.

March 2005

  • The politics of pop

    Andrew Mueller can see a better Eurovision.

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