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7 Times Eurovision Was More Than Just The Music
With fans across the globe looking to Eurovision 2021 as a moment of light after a difficult year for us all, Rob Lilley looks at the previous editions of the contest that meant so much to audiences watching at home.
1956, Lugano
This is a story as old as time itself, but the very first edition of the competition we all love is an obvious addition to this list. With Europe still recovering from the devastating Second World War, and with countries rebuilding, the European Broadcasting Union decided an pan-European music competition was the way to bring audiences together.
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Eurovision: Europe Shine A Light was hosted by Edsilia Rombley, Chantal Janzen, Jan Smit and NikkieTutorials
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Eurovision 2020 in review: From cancellation to Shine A Light
23 December 2020 at 17:00 CET
Eurovision 2020 had just been cancelled for the first time in its long history and as a result the competition was forced to enter new and uncharted territory. Let’s continue our ‘Eurovision 2020 in review’ series together as we take a look back at how we all united to galvanise the Contest.
Eurovision fans around the world were not only left devastated by the news of the Contest s cancellation but were also concerned and saddened by the impact the coronavirus had on their everyday lives. Instead of the Contest opening up and with the world suffering together while simultaneously in isolation, everyone was wondering the same thing: What does the future hold
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LENA is set to be a star of Christmas telly TEN-YEAR-OLD Lena from the Isle of Harris in the Western Isles knows exactly what she wants for her future – to work with her beloved sheep, learn from her father and older crofters, and continue the traditional way of life that she has been brought up with. Now she is to be the focus of a television programme – Lena – An Croitear Òg (Lena – the Young Crofter) – produced by Stornoway-based independent MacTV, is their first film in a scheme overseen by the European Broadcasting Union. Each year, the EBU supports the production of short documentaries for children in countries across the world.