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Eurovision Winner To Take Drugs Test Following Cocaine Speculation

Updated 1 hour ago Eurovision Winner To Take Drugs Test Following Cocaine Speculation The lead singer of Italian rock band Måneskin says he will take a voluntary drug test. The lead singer of the Italian rock band that won the Eurovision Song Contest has asked to take a drug test to refute speculation that he sniffed cocaine during the show. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) said Måneskin lead singer Damiano David “will take a voluntary drug test after arriving home”. It said the band “strongly refuted the allegations of drug use” that bubbled up on social media after David appeared to bend over a table during the contest.

Eurovision Winners Måneskin to Take Drug Test After Lead Singer Denies Doing Cocaine During Broadcast

Eurovision Winner Denies Doing Cocaine During TV Broadcast

Eurovision Winner Denies Doing Cocaine During TV Broadcast
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A Scottish entry to Eurovision would be a powerful symbol of independence

BACK in 2014, I remember half joking that one of the reasons I was voting for independence was so that Scotland could have its own entry in the Eurovision Song Contest. Now seven years later, it feels like less of a joke. This will be the second Eurovision in a row that the UK has come dead last – an embarrassment for Britain that’s only compounded by the fact that they finished this year not only at the bottom but also without a single point from either the judges or the international community. Everyone knows that the division of votes at Eurovision is as cut along political lines as it is performance – so it felt grimly satisfying to see the UK in such a position having spent the last few years throwing a tantrum in the aisles of global politics (sorry James Newman).

Super happy Eurovision success returns to Switzerland

‘Super happy’ Eurovision success returns to Switzerland Gjon Muharremaj (centre, holding flag) in Rotterdam Keystone / Robin Van Lonkhuijsen “I still can’t really believe it!” Gjon Muharremaj said after landing at Zurich Airport on Sunday. The bronze medallist at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest is the first Swiss act to make the top three since Céline Dion won the event in 1988. This content was published on May 24, 2021 - 12:58 May 24, 2021 - 12:58 Keystone-SDA/ts Performing the song Tout l’univers (all the universe) under the name Gjon’s Tears, the native of Fribourg was in first position after marks given by professional juries from 38 countries, but when millions of votes from the public were added he was overtaken by eventual winner Italy and runner-up France.

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