i was talking to eden earlier about the number of redlines they sent down. there were times you have to move, you will be expelled, arrested, you will be this, you will be that. all of these things blue right through and now as we look at this thing, they had to bring the nypd and they are saying they want the nypd presence to be on columbia campus until may 17th at the earliest, so they are going to be there for a while. i think graduation, eden, is the 15th so they are going to be therethrough graduation, emily austin, your thoughts? >> you hit it nail on the head because what's unfolded the past few days have shown me that this is a student arrogance. these student rioters think they are about the law, they think that they are exempt from the consequences, they always play the victim card. they don't feel like they have to follow the law and order because, like alexis said, they are being, you know, detained but merely in a few hours they will be released and back to the usual program of promoting terrorism on to campus. but what i find interesting is tha

eden in the event its entrance. eden golan has qualified for tonight's final. as the favourite . two men have been the favourite. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after two women died in a house fire in wolverhampton . emergency fire in wolverhampton. emergency services were called to a property in the dunstall hill area at 2 am. west midlands fire service says three other people have been taken to hospital, and a sixth person was discharged at the scene. meanwhile a 54 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a police officer was shot in the leg with a crossbow in high wycombe. the suspect was shot by an armed officer. he's now in hospital under police supervision with potentially life changing injuries . and if you're injuries. and if you're suffering a bout of regret from missing a rare display of the northern lights last night, fear not. there is another opportunity later. as one of the strongest geomagnetic storms to hit the planet in years returns. aurora borealis will be visible in the skies across the uk, but it may n

they were marching in protest against israel's involvement in the global competition, whose singer edenan was booed. a smaller pro—israeli demonstration also took place in the city. this is the city of neom, a futuristic development planned for the saudi desert. it'll cost £400 billion or over $500 billion, and is being built by dozens of western companies. but the uk foreign secretary, lord cameron, says he'll be looking into allegations the saudi government is using lethal force to clear ground to build the new city. it comes after bbc verify and a bbc eye investigation, found the authorities encouraged the use of violence, to evict villagers.

i think they're referring to the israeli contestant, eden golan , because contestant, eden golan, because night, after their semi—final, just klein was seen with the dutch flag draped over his head while she answered questions . and he also questions. and he also interjected when a polish radio journalist asked her a question, the moderator said she didn't need to answer it, but just, klein said, why not loudly interjecting there? he had been suspended soon after , but the suspended soon after, but the ebu, the european broadcasting union at the time , did not offer union at the time, did not offer an explanation as to what occurred and why they had gone through with that suspension. he didn't rehearse yesterday. he will not compete tonight. eurovision is . down to 25 finalists. >> he very much charlie rowley. so what do we make of this? what impact is that going to have on the contest this evening? >> this is huge news because joost klein was actually, you know, bookies odds to be in the top five. he was going to do really well. europa or is he sings it. europa was a banger. i'm not goin

but israel's singer, eden golan, who was booed at dress rehearsals yesterday says "nothing will deter. malmo, eurovision 2024, and the build—up to tonight's semi—final has been a day of protest. these demonstrations are an expression of anger — anger about israel, its actions in gaza, and the fact that it's been allowed to participate in this year's eurovision song contest. i'm here because i think it's totally incorrect that to let israel be a part of the eurovision. i think it's not fair that russia was excluded due to their terrible invasion of ukraine, whereas there has been no exclusion of israel. booing. and at last night's rehearsals, this was the reaction from a part of the crowd to israel's eden golan. it's not putting her off. indeed, speaking before the rehearsal, she said this was a symbolic moment for israel. to make them feel something, to show that we're here, to show our voice. it's truly a once—in—a—lifetime experience, and i will never forget it. and, yeah, i'm so excited. in the middle, eurovision, trying, perhaps vainly, to keep the event free of politics. ireland'

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event, with the country's eden golan qualifying for tonight's show .he's among the leading show. she's among the leading contenders to win, but bookmakers have placed croatia's baby lasagna as favourite . baby lasagna as favourite. here's what some of the fans had to say i understand it, i personally disagree with their involvement and a lot of the stuff that's happened in the past 24 hours, generally in eurovision, like with the possible disqualification of the dutch representative or the videos coming out from inside the arena. >> in general, it has become a bit too much. >> we're here to enjoy the stuff , bambi is here to enjoy it and we're not bringing politics into it at all. >> i'm not particularly political, so i tend to stay out of it, and i think a competition like this, it's about bringing people together, not, you know, trying to cause a lot of diversity. so, you know, i'm sorry, division. you know, i just don't think that's the right kind of attitude to have about eurovision. >> we have managed to avoid most of anything that's going on. and

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a democratically elected government eden hazard clearly - government eden hazard clearly shifted awayople. this is what has happened over the last four years, that this government has incrementally tried to erode georgia's democratic credentials and the pass of this law i was retracted last year, also due to large—scale protests but now has been adopted through three hearings, and all we have now is the presidential veto, which i suspect the ruling party will overcome, it has, it has also really signified a rupture point with the georgian people and the aspirations that the georgian people have, for a prosperous, for a stable euro atlantic future. that is why this process is not democratic. also, it is notable to state, that the violence that we have seen in this the streets of tbilisi has been absolutely brutal. it is essentially the equivalent of state terrorism against its own citizens, where opposition leaders, civic activists are brutally being beaten by extra judicial squads, that the billionaire government uses against its own citizen, there have been mass arrest, mass beatings

, and the rest is the jungle, so they want to protect this garden of eden, but there are other reasonst europe is increasingly showing... its russian russian essence is actively militarizing this kind of hostile attitude towards the outside world is becoming more and more a pronounced dominant of the european european worldview of european thinking - the political class, i’m probably not saying that the people there think so, but the fact that in the political class this is for me obviously, and here again i would like to recall the recent... this is very important to understand how the thinking, the consciousness of people, societies evolves, under what sauce, say, under what ideological cover they succumbed, for example, to the fall of the soviet union, or the need to unite germany, that they built walls, built borders, there is the berlin berlin wall, which was a symbol of a divided nation and a symbol of totalitarianism in general, we see how it is being implemented, well, the third thing that can and should be said is what our president said during his message that poland is becom

israel is there with a song performed by eden golan.anjoin maryam moshiri who is there for us. it has happened before in eurovision. what's your sense as to how much politics is intruding? sense as to how much politics is intrudin: ? �* sense as to how much politics is intruding?— intruding? the ebu, those who orianise intruding? the ebu, those who organise the — intruding? the ebu, those who organise the eurovision - intruding? the ebu, those who organise the eurovision song i organise the eurovision song contest, will want you and ari to talk about the music because for them that's what it's about. the slogan is united by music, coined in liverpool last year when they held eurovision there, is very much the focus for them. but of course politics is involved. as you can see from the pictures there have been protests at this 68th annual eurovision. the protests were peaceful, loud. there were maybe 6000, 10,000 people peaceful, loud. there were maybe 6000,10,000 people and expect more protests to happen tomorrow. the protests to happen

but all eyes were on israel on eden golan, who placed sixth.the end, her act was booed by fansin the end, her act was booed by fans in the arena, scoring a 323 points. however, from the public vote, with a full 12 points coming from uk viewers . coming from uk viewers. >> yeah, i voted for her. and of course the uk's olly alexander ended up finishing the night at the bottom of the ladder. 18th place. i mean it was awful. i've got to be honest, his voice, his vocals, something either had gone wrong, but actually, to be honest, there was a little clip of him on social media and it sounded just as bad. yeah, he got he got nil points. no points from the public. >> we're now joined by gb news reporter charlie peters, who is in malmo, the scene of the crime, as it were. charlie, huge protests outside , but the show protests outside, but the show went on inside the arena . went on inside the arena. >> that's right. martin and i think the european broadcasting union, the ebu , the organisers union, the ebu, the organisers of the event in a way will be

but when israel's eden golan took the stage, all passed without incident.eady won. there were, though, jeers from some parts of the crowd at the end. for the uk, olly alexander's performance of dizzy was definitely dizzying. the cheer at the end, whatever the voters thought, the uk's pride was in tact. and then the mysteries of eurovision voting, which began with boos for the eurovision�*s martin osterdahl. booing what can you tell us about the result? and the politics of the evening led to some last—minute changes of presenters. but it was soon apparent there was a runaway victor — switzerland with nemo's spinning operatic the code. for the uk, 18th place. but after the withdrawals, the disqualification and the protests, by the end, it feels very eurovision and very much switzerland's night. david sillito, bbc news, malmo. china has launched a new satellite into space. this is the long march rocket taking off from the launch site in north west china. it's carrying a shiyan satellite which will be used for what officials describe as space environment monito

israel has reached the final, with a song performed by eden golan.some booing, when she took to the stage in malmo. earlier, thousands of people protested in the city against israel's involvement. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, wished her success, saying she had already succeeded against an "ugly wave of antisemitism". politics creeping into your vision? yes, and the organisers will tell you this is a song contest, politics should not and does not factor in anything, but that is not something that people who have been protesting here yesterday agree with. there are protests planned again for tomorrow. i spoke to one of the organisers of the song contest here and she told me that police are expecting protesters to arrive in the city tomorrow. absolutely, this is the 60th eurovision song contest to be held and one of the most controversial. israel is the subject of the controversy. they have been taking part in this contest since 1973, they have won it four times, but this year because of the war in gaza people are unhappy about their

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but when israel's eden golan took the stage, all passed without incident.gh, jeers from some parts of the crowd at the end. for the uk, olly alexander's performance of dizzy was definitely dizzying. the cheer at the end, whatever the voters thought, the uk's pride was in tact. and then the mysteries of eurovision voting, which began with boos for the eurovision's martin osterdahl. booing what can you tell us about the result? and the politics of the evening led to some last—minute changes of presenters. but it was soon apparent there was a runaway victor — switzerland with nemo's spinning operatic the code. for the uk, 18th place. but after the withdrawals, the disqualification and the protests, by the end, it feels very eurovision and very much switzerland's night. david sillito, bbc news, malmo. scott bryan is a tv critic and broadcaster. he looked back at what has been a controversial and politicised eurovision song context. a eurovision may be the ebu will be looking at and thinking, to themselves, my word. ifeel that in themselves, my word. ifeel that

but when israel's eden golan to the stage, it passed without incident and benjamin netanyahu that herere was booing from some parts of the crowd. foryour booing from some parts of the crowd. for your revision, always anxious to try to keep the event incident free, there was a close eye on what was on stage. the word ceasefire was asked to be removed in rehearsal and in the end the performance was spectacular. for the uk, the performance of dizzy was dizzying, and the chair at the end, whatever the voters thought,. then the mysteries of your revision voting began with booing and the politics of the evening led to some last—minute changes of presenters. but it was soon apparent there was a runaway victor, switzerland with the operatic the code, by nemo. victor, switzerland with the operatic the code, by memo. the uk came 18th but after all the withdrawals and disqualification and projects, by the end, it feels very eurovision and very much switzerland's night. david sillito, bbc news, malmo. our very own maryam moshiri has been at the contest and told us what the final was like. an abso

the israeli performer, eden golan, is in tonight's final, but was met with booing when she performedricane, yesterday. a norwegianjury spokesperson has resigned over the war and the french contestant stopped singing mon amour during the dress rehearsals to call for peace. meanwhile, the dutch artist joost klein has been disqualified from the contest after a backstage incident. an allegation of intimidation was made to swedish police by a female member of the production crew. avrotros, the dutch radio and television broadcaster, has now announced it will no longer be announcing the points of the dutch jury at the eurovision song contest. 0ur correspondent, sarah rainsford, has more on the protests in malmo. it was a large march, as you said, around about 10,000 protesters. that's pretty much the same as we saw, i think, on thursday. they marched right through the heart of malmo, down the main shopping street, waving palestinian flags and chanting the main chants, the fundamental ones, "free palestine" and also "boycott israel". so a lot of passionate feelings, a lot of people who came

but when israel's eden golan to the stage, it passed without incident and benjamin netanyahu said thate were jeers from some parts of the crowd. for eurovision organisers, always anxious to try to keep the event politics—free, there was a close eye on what was on stage. the word 'ceasefire' was asked to be removed from the irish contestant, in rehearsal, and in the end the performance was spectacular. in the end of the three minutes on stage were politics free and spectacular. for the uk's 0lly alexander, the performance of dizzy was dizzying, and for the jury in the end, whatever the voters thought the uk's pride was intact. then the mysteries of eurovision voting began with booing. and the politics of the evening leading to some last—minute changes of presenters. but it was soon apparent there was a runaway victor, switzerland with the spinning, operatic the code, by nemo. the uk came 18th but after all the withdrawals and disqualification and protests, by the end, it feels very eurovision and very much switzerland's night. david sillito, bbc news, malmo. let's speak to tv critic and

semifinal number two and all the attention was on one competitor — eden golan, from israel.thing was going to stop her in her progress to the final. this was for her and the israeli delegation, a symbolic moment for the country after the events of october the 7th. and all of this has had a wider impact on the contest, both in terms of the extra security and also on the competitors. for the uk's 0lly alexander, it's added a whole new level of pressure. however, when we met, he was putting all that out of his mind. the focus — the show, and reflecting on his preview performance earlier this week. # there's a place where we break the line. # what did it feel like? oh, my goodness. it's a lot of nerves. excitement, the atmosphere. it's just like a military operation. # beautiful gardens. # did you ever think to yourself, why am i doing this? i've tried to just, like, embrace the madness of the whole process, really, because i knew it would be, yeah, like i said, i knew it would be a crazy ride and it definitely has proven to be that. and i knew there would be a lot of attention,

the israeli performer, eden golan, is in tonight�*s final, but was met with booing when she performedrime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has wished her success, saying she had already won against an "ugly wave of anti—semitism". a norwegianjury spokesperson has resigned over the war and the french contestant stopped singing mon amour during the dress rehearsals to call for peace. meanwhile, the dutch artist joost klein has been disqualified from the contest after a backstage incident. an allegation of intimidation was made to swedish police by a female member of the production crew. let�*s cross now to my colleague mariam moshiri in malmo. semantic, thank you, i�*m outside the arena, it�*s noisy, full of fans. —— samantha. there is lots of cheer and excitement ahead of the european song contest. down the road on the other side of the city, there are protests taking place against the involvement of israel in this year�*s eurovision song contest. there are protesters, we are estimating about 10,000 through the city, and my colleagues with them now. sarah rainsford is in central malmo for

that which is in hell and in the grave and in eden, with the father and the spirit for our salvation, which we sing. deliverer, god, blessed are you. glory be to the father and to the son and to the holy spirit, now and always and forever and ever. amen. not demanding. the one who freed the young monks from the fire of the night. in the stomach and the lifeless ones are entrusted with the salvation of those who sing to the benefactor, god, blessed are you, let us be terrified by fear, and let us be saved. there are foundations of the earth, the one who lives above is equaled by the ring, and the good little one is strangely accepted, and his children, bless, saint. sing people, people praise for all ages. glory to you, our god, glory to you, the most pure temple was destroyed, but he restores the destroyed tabernacle, because the second adam, who lives in the heavens, went down to the hellish vaults, to the first adam. bless him young men, sing praises to priests, glorify people throughout the ages. glory to you, our god, glory to you, left the courage of the disciples, noted joseph o

on thursday, klein had told the israeli entrant, eden golan, that she should answer a question aboutety of other participants. my colleague maryam moshiri is there and sent this update. tonight, the jury final takes place. that means that all the 26 acts will sing for the jury. the jury will then vote based on the performance tonight. so today, all the acts, obviously, were going through their rehearsals in the order that they would do them on the actual night tonight and for some reason they skip past the dutch act, joost klein. there was no indication given as to why this happened. there was no indication from the ebu other than the fact they said there was an incident that involved the dutch act and they decided at that point to not allow the dutch act to continue to do the rehearsal. the props for his show were on stage when that decision was taken, so that's why there was a huge amount of confusion. you mentioned earlier there was a little bit of an incident during a press conference between the israeli delegation and joost klein. let's have a quick listen to this. and i want yo

the reasons for this, well, or pretexts, they were called by jose borel, yes, we are the garden of eden the jungle, so they want to protect this... their garden of eden, but there are other reasons, they consist in the fact that europe is increasingly showing its russian, russian essence, and actively is militarized, such a hostile attitude towards the outside world is becoming an increasingly pronounced dominant of the european worldview, european thinking. separation from the outside world, opposing oneself to the outside world, now we see how it is realized, well the third thing that can and should be said is what our president spoke about during his address, that poland is becoming more aggressive, more, it is militarizing more aggressive, more and more these aggressive plans, expansionist plans are being hatched, and this is served by the formation of a strike group of troops on the borders with belarus in general, the formation of an army, which is offensive in nature, well, the equipment of which is training, which is offensive in nature, and i think that the construction of this

is indeed eden. golan. the israeli entry for eurovision.n to them. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> strong star sean mines is tees valley mayor lord houchen, who is re—elected on the back of delivering so much for his local area, he's really proud of his area. >> he comes from there and he's a he's a politician of real passion. i just like the fact that he was able to get re—elected on the back of what he's actually done, not what he's actually done, not what he's been talking about. >> okay . go on. >> okay. go on. >> matthew, the only the only tory who won, keir starmer for proposing a serious plan to tackle the boats and smash the gangs and not fail gimmicks like rishi. >> okay, now just again, i will keep reminding everybody if you are just joining us and i have just about got time for this, this was the big breaking news of the night. okay, so keir starmer is going to give a talk tomorrow, in which he will outline labour's plan to stop the boats. that includes things like creating a new elite border security command. enforcing additional counter—t

now the eurovision finalist, israeli eden gallan, is a target.ers and colleagues on stage, here is a greek contestant making faces while gallan answers questions. and the finnish singer, who accidentally danced backstage with gallan, fearing an attack from threats, demanded that she delete the videos that quickly became viral. the day of remembrance and mourning is an opportunity to pay tribute to all who. defended the interests of the chechen people and will remember the victims of numerous tragedies of bloody wars. the head of the republic , ramzan kadyrov, spoke about this today when he visited the memorial in grozny in memory of those killed in the fight against terrorism. report by artur mustaev. at the grave of his father, ramzan kadyrov today is not only surrounded by his family. believers from all over the region and learned theologians from yemen arrived to honor the memory of the first president of the republic. they took part in religious ceremonies at their uncle's house. heads of chechnya, so here they pay tribute to all the victims

the contestant for israel, eden golan, was asked about the protests., i'm here, about israel's participation? well, im here. i'm _ about israel's participation? well, i'm here, i'm doing _ about israel's participation? well, i'm here, i'm doing what - about israel's participation? well, i'm here, i'm doing what i - about israel's participation? well, i'm here, i'm doing what i love i i'm here, i'm doing what i love most, i'm focused on music and the good energy. and there's so many good energy. and there's so many good people supporting me, and i feel like i have such an honour to represent my country, especially in these times. and i'm just focused on that and doing the bestjob ever, giving the best performance and showing our voice. we have with us pauljordan — aka doctor eurovision — who is an expert on the eurovision song contest. thanks so much for being with us. first of all, let's talk about those protests against the war in gaza, and they've really overshadowed this year's song contest in sweden. good evenin: , year's song contest in sweden. go

demonstrators are upset that israeli singer eden golan has made it into tomorrow's final competition.nd they are calling on your revision two eliminate her from the contest because she is israeli and she doesn't like what they don't like, what the government of israel is doing in gaza israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and a good luck message to her, noted her success while quote, contending with an ugly wave of antisemitism john, on drastic of five for fighting posted on twitter, eden golan, our fellow artists can not leave her hotel room in fear for her life because she is jewish i call on every artist to join me and condemning publicly this despicable act of hate unquote eden golan is under extra security to get her between her hotel and the competition venue. she's also been rehearsing with the sounds of booing in case that happens during the live show tomorrow. cnn's ana stewart has more song is about facing down a hurricane and israel's you revision entry this year certainly finds herself at the center of a storm through to saturday's final, the music contest. but while e

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during an earlier rehearsal on tuesday , the rehearsal on tuesday, the israeli contestant, eden golanauditorium and protesters shouted free palestine! one audience member had a palestinian flag taken off them . rebecca sills said . since them. rebecca sills said. since lovely stuff, her song hurricane was rewritten three times after an initial version titled october rain was ruled by the ebu as too political due to lyrics which they thought condemned the 7th october hamas attacks on israel and woke politics. the hamas slaughter of civilians must never be condemned. her song hurricane was rewritten, we've done that. just a second. i'm just going to scroll to the end . oh, my god, scroll to the end. oh, my god, it's taken so long. here we go. here we go. okay, some people have said palestine should be represented instead. listen, the last time palestinians were involved in a music festival, they killed the people who were attending. so maybe it's just as well they're not in. i don't think even graham norton's cheery voiceover could turn that into good television. olly alexander also stu

israel has reached the final, with a song performed by eden golan. israel�*s involvement. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, wished her success, saying she had already succeeded against an "ugly wave of anti—semitism". 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford is in malmo. speaking to police officers here, the mood is pretty relaxed, in actual fact. there are lots of them. they�*re definitely being vigilant. we know that the terror threat in sweden as a whole is pretty high at the moment. but in terms of policing the process, the authorities are trying to keep this as calm and as peaceful as possible. they have community police officers. they call them dialogue police. they are right along the route of any of the protests. and the mood has been peaceful, although the mood of the protesters themselves is passionate, too. they are angry that israel has been allowed to take part in eurovision this year, at a time when the israeli military is bombing gaza, at a time of humanitarian crisis. and the slogans and the chants are pretty furious. so, the m

that's going to allow me of eden and so on. so making society pass that that's important to me and i just knew citizenship also means, you know, has the right to vote. can serious months, have felt politics had nothing to offer him here. he wants to make his voice count the entire 1st part of living and working in germany. as i can take part, i can have a say stop permit inside. he's already had his 1st opportunity and a local election of the city hope warm tells nick talks people i'm looking forward to the next one, the federal election next year on the i'll actually be able to read the campaign posters. the parties put up around the city as a minute, they'll have a new meeting for me. he's not coming on next task on david's about tying these. i can read them knowing it's also relevant to me on this and the other part of it. but the years on this fifty's off a month to says he'll always have his theory and identity. but german citizenship means a sense of belonging here to is in a democracy like germany, citizenship means righ

the stage when eden golan took to the stage to perform her song fits well.r ears and the israeli found were saying it was difficult to cope with but he could only display his flag inside the auditorium, that was only the place he felt safe to display that. i have seen a lot of people with palestinian flags and a lot of people voicing solidarity with palestine and protesting about israel being in eurovision at all this year. israel being in eurovision at all this ear. ., ~ , ., , israel being in eurovision at all this ear. ., , . this year. thank you very much indeed for _ this year. thank you very much indeed for that. _ this year. thank you very much indeed for that. sarah - this year. thank you very much indeed for that. sarah is i this year. thank you very much indeed for that. sarah is right, | this year. thank you very much | indeed for that. sarah is right, i haven't really seen any israeli flags out and about. as the countdown begins ahead of that grand final this evening, the news that the netherlands will no longer be competing. there is bound to be

step be is real or is really contest and eden. golan was asked to change both the alerts and the title of her song. it's now called hurricane, but it was called october rain and that made direct reference to the october 7th. i'm also tax. there was also an instance at the final dress rehearsal today where the french contestants, we, man, um, actually, uh, stopped his performance and um, came out to speak in favor of peace and unity. so it's all very uh, very easy to then definitely defend um. so while there has been politics um, sort of on stage and off stage of previous events, this is certainly the 1st time that we're seeing it to such an extent. i wish i had more time to ask for your support team about you to time with me. with that. thank you very much. as i said right now, the strongest sort of storm in decades has that supercharged to nothing on southam nights settling. nothing of dazzling displays and skies across the world. normally visible only might spread and off the r borreo, this shipment over the u. k. germany funds to us and many other countries. a space that whether it

and so we saw with is really contestant eden goals, and she actually have to change both the alerts and the title offer song and used to be called october. rain made direct reference to deal tober mazda attacks, and it's now called hurricane. there was also another instance with the french performer, so when on at the final trust for her. so today where he stopped his performance to make a statement for peace and unit to you by trying all the counter put politics aside . well, let's put politics aside. let us, let's get to you out. who are you supporting to win the concept tonight? so i'm supporting, i'm the 1st candidate nimo. he's been on my playlist. however, on repeat for the last few days. so what we can expect from him is a very colorful performance, or excuse me, expect from them i'm, they're non binary and it's a med lee between oper our pop rap. so there's a lot going on there ascending stage performance. so i really hope they will win and yeah, i was all my favorites. i'm not gonna let it out yet. so i'll just let it play out at the see how it goes, rosalie, i goes from dw, ca

crowds could be heard booing during israel's performance by eden performance last night by eden golanorced to apologise after sweden's wore sweden's eric saade wore a palestinian breach palestinian scarf. a breach of the political the contest ban on political symbols. new natalie symbols. labour's new mp natalie elphicke, apologised elphicke, has apologised for comments sexual comments she made about sexual assault. dover assault. the mp for dover announced the announced her defection from the tories just moments tories to labour just moments before prime minister's questions but it's questions yesterday, but it's ignhed questions yesterday, but it's ignited among ignited a backlash among some labour miss labour mps after comments miss elphicke of her elphicke made in defence of her former was former partner, who was convicted two convicted of assaulting two women. labour women. the chair of the labour party, dodds, she party, anneliese dodds, says she has account her has been held to account for her past has been held to account for her paswell, those very, very >> well, those were v

eden golan's song hurricane is a rewritten version of her first entry, 0ctober rain, which was thoughtks of october the 7th. the tension means security is a real focus, but police in malmo say they are ready. we have high security around the israeli delegation, but we also have a high security for the other delegations from the other countries. so i think it's important for us that all of them feel safe when they are coming to malmo. so even if they are not from israel, we try to keep them in a good mood and feel safe no matter what country they're from. and they are definitely in a good mood. chicken noises. the permanent slogan of eurovision is "united by music", something that's not lost on those taking part. it boils down to those three minutes of music, really. that's a completely non—intellectual experience. and when you don't think any more, you just experience, you don'tjudge, you don't divide. that stuff goes away. and we need to foster those moments where we experience that together. and with that, the eurovision song contest 2024 is good to go. peppyjeffrey, bbc news. now it

israel's entry, eden golan was booed last night, but she got a more mixed reception earlier with someheers of support . and with some cheers of support. and fifa's been threatened with legal action by global football leagues and players unions if it doesn't reschedule. next year's expanded club world cup. 32 teams, including chelsea and manchester city, will now compete in the competition, which will take place in the us next june . but a letter sent to next june. but a letter sent to fifa president gianni infantino says the sport's new schedule is beyond saturation . it will cause beyond saturation. it will cause economic harm for domestic leagues and poses a significant injury risk to players. fifa has yet to comment. well, for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code on your screen or go to our website for more details. now it's website for more details. now wsfime website for more details. now it's time for headliners . it's time for headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm nik dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next h