Eurovision: Jury results of six countries removed after ‘voting irregularities’ identified
Voting irregularities were identified in six countries taking part in Eurovision 2022, according to the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
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Music show: New York-based duo Bottler release debut album 'Journey Work'
We also look at new releases by California rapper Kendrick Lamar, Ohio blues-rockers The Black Keys and French electro-pop singer-songwriter Magali Cotta, aka Canine.
Lisbon: How African music is breaking down racial barriers
Presenter Eve Jackson meets award-winning Portuguese star Dino D'Santiago, who is forming a bridge between two continents. The singer's family come from one of Portugal's former colonies, Cape Verde. With five acclaimed albums, he uses his voice to bring African rhythms and culture to more people. Dino is a champion of Lisbon's new wave of Afro-electronic sounds, singing of a new Lisbon: a city that recognises and accepts its diverse social fabric.
Pianist Min-Jung Kym on music as part of cancer therapy
Min-Jung Kym also tells us about the exciting new technological innovation that piano makers Steinway & Sons have created to transform long-distance recording.
Kenyan rapper's words inspire community recycling
SCENES shines a spotlight on youth around the world that are breaking down barriers and creating change. The character-driven short films will inspire and amaze as these young change-makers tell their remarkable stories.
You're not singing any more: where do soccer chants come from?
Analysis: the chants sung by fans have their origins in hymns, opera, folksong, advertising jingles and nursery rhymes
Music show: Ukraine's Kate Zubok and France's Lewis OfMan on staying upbeat
Plus we take a look at Flamenco electro trap artist Rosalia's third album, which dropped at the weekend.
Artists for Ukraine: Georgian-born pianist Khatia Buniatishvili plays for peace
We also discuss the reaction of Demna Gvasalia, the Georgian-born director of French fashion house Balenciaga, to the war in Ukraine. When he was 12 years old, he was one of 250,000 Georgians forced from their homes by Abkhazian separatists during Georgia's civil war, crossing the Caucasus mountains with his family. Gvasalia says the war has "triggered the pain of a past trauma" he has carried in him since 1993, when "the same thing happened" in his home country.