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The grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 has finally arrived after a busy week of semi-finals and events to build up to one of the biggest nights of the year. Liverpool has been pulling out all the stops as the world's biggest international song competition makes the city its home this year.
It's been a few weeks now since Britain's Got Talent burst back onto our screens as the search for the country's best act got underway with viewers witnessing all the action from London and Manchester where the auditions took place earlier this year.
It's here! The Eurovision Song Contest 2023 grand final has arrived - and tonight, we will see talented singers and musicians from the 26 qualifying countries take to the stage and give their performances their all, as they compete to be crowned Eurovision champion.
The Eurovision Village is starting to fill up ahead of tonight's final. The Eurovision Song Contest 2023 finale will take place at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena with 26 countries competing to win the trophy.
It doesn't seem that long ago that the whole country was willing Sam Ryder to win but it's now time for the UK to have another shot at clinching the Eurovision Song Contest trophy.
Denmark’s Oliver Solvhoj produced a superb performance to pip Dario Lillo of Switzerland to the line in a thrilling two-man battle for U23 men’s glory at the UCI cross-country Olympic World Cup, part of the UCI Mountain Bike World Series. Solvhoj finished the opening lap of the seven in first place and remained part of the leading group throughout, his rivals dropping off one by one to create a climactic two-horse race with Lillo.
The bottom half of the draw in the women's singles at the Italian Open in Rome was struck by persistent rain delays on Saturday afternoon but that was not enough to stop the action — and the upsets — from unfolding. Ukrainian Anhelina Kalinina beat American Sofia Kenin in straight sets, one set either side of an hour-long rain delay, to advance to the fourth round in just 97 minutes of court time. Ad With Kenin having produced the upset of the tournament so far in the previous round, defeating world No.
Exclusive interview with Maxym Liashko, managing partner of Energame (asset management company of the Parimatch group of companies).