Letters to The Guardian respond to news of a UK parliamentary inquiry into the country's poor Eurovision record, with readers proposing folk music as an untapped resource.
The Dutch broadcaster sat out this year's Eurovision Song Contest but has confirmed it will compete again when the event is held in Bulgaria.
The Netherlands is reported to be planning to compete in Eurovision 2027, following public broadcaster AVROTROS's earlier withdrawal from the contest over concerns about its neutrality.
An entertainment editor at Norway's public broadcaster NRK said the network suspects Eurovision voting no longer reflects which songs are actually the best, amid ongoing debate over Israel's involvement.
A parliamentary committee will hold hearings on the UK's poor Eurovision results, according to The Guardian.
Brief letters published by The Guardian touch on eco-friendly cleaning products and the UK's struggling Eurovision performances.
The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee is expected to hear from BBC executives and music industry figures on Britain's recent Eurovision performances
Ireland's public broadcaster says the country's continued involvement in the song contest cannot be justified given the situation in Gaza.
Ireland's public broadcaster RTE announced Thursday the country will skip next year's contest, continuing its protest over Israel's inclusion.
RTE says it remains 'deeply concerned' over denial of independent media access to Gaza as it withdraws from the Eurovision Song Contest for a second year running.
RTÉ says Ireland's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 'cannot be justified' amid the ongoing loss of life in Gaza.
Irish public broadcaster RTÉ has announced the country's withdrawal from the contest for the second consecutive year, citing the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
The national broadcaster cites ongoing deaths in Gaza as reason for refusing to participate in 2027 contest.
According to Le Monde, Ireland has decided not to participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, citing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Belgian broadcaster VRT says it is seeking clarity from Eurovision organizers over rules on participation and the contest's neutrality before deciding whether to take part
The musician behind 'Eins, Zwei, Drei' told the BBC that people continue to recognize him in public following his Eurovision-related moment.