Have Glasgow's Eurovision Chances Gone 'Boom Bang A Bang' Bust?

Scotland is in the running to host the next Eurovision song contest along with other parts of the UK given that Ukraine has had to withdraw from hosting the contest.

But Glasgow's chances of becoming the host city must have been undermined by the nasty comments of former SNP politicians on social media.

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Nicola Sturgeon makes a pitch for the Eurovision Song Contest to be held on the banks of the River Clyde, but not that long ago one of her SNP colleagues (a senior Glasgow councillor) was pouring scorn on the event and the UK's entry.


Sam Ryder arrives at Heathrow Airport in London after finishing second in the final of the Eurovision Song Contest in Italy



 

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