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For a song contest trying to avoid politics, Eurovision 2024 is proving challenging

Sky News Thursday, 9 May 2024
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News video: Eurovision 'didn't need the politics' say fans as competition wraps up in Malmo

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Eurovision fans criticise the booing that could be heard as Israel's entry performed in Saturday night's event. "We didn't need the politics" says David, a head teacher from Ireland. This year's Song Contest was held amid tension over Israel's participation, with protesters gathering in Malmo to...

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