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In the first episode of Douze Points, we take a closer look at should-be hosts Ukraine's short but wildly successful history at the Eurovision Song Contest, despite being mired by controversy and conflict.
Plus, the UK have announced their Eurovision entry and we run through the biggest headlines across the Eurovision world this week.
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- 2022 Eurovision Grand Final
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