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Rylan Clark has found himself in a public debate as a rival radio DJ questioned Sweden's win in the Eurovision Song Contest. It was a big night on Saturday (May 13) as the world's biggest music event took place in the UK for the first time in 25 years.
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.
Thursday night will see the second Eurovision Song Contest 2023 semi-final take place.
Rylan Clark has been flooded with support from fans after announced possibly one of his most personal work projects to date. The BBC Radio 2 host took to Instagram to share the news that he's releasing his very own podcast.
TV and radio presenter Rylan Clark says he'd be up for representing the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest. Rylan, who will present Radio 2's coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 grand final on Saturday May 13 at Liverpool Arena with Scott Mills, spoke of his excitement about the event which will see singer-songwriter Mae Muller fly the flag for the UK with her track I Wrote A Song.
Rylan Clark and Scott Mills have addressed why Eurovision should be taken seriously as the pair front the star-studded presenting team bringing the contest home to the UK. The BBC Radio 2 presenters spoke out at the Eurovision Song Contest media launch after the station - the home of Eurovision 2023 on UK radio - announced important roles for the popular pair.
Rylan Clark has addressed the 'real reason' he has quit his role on the Strictly Come Dancing spin-off show as he spoke about his exit for the first time. The TV and radio star left fans gutted last week after confirming that he'd be stepping back from his hosting role on Strictly: It Takes Two after four years ahead of the BBC dance contest's return later this year.
She won hearts while tearing up the dancefloor on last year's Strictly, and now Helen Skelton is reportedly being lined up to present spin-off show It Takes Two. The Countryfile and Springtime on the Farm star, who made it to the Strictly Come Dancing finals with Gorka Marquez is said to have held talks with bosses about hosting the popular spin-off backstage gossip and chat show on BBC Two.