Rylan Clark-Neal has shared a selfie wearing a blue surgical mask and huge shades following his latest cosmetic procedure on Friday afternoon.

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Over this hour long show there will be a chance for audiences to get to know the acts competing to follow in 2022 winners Kalush Orchestra’s footsteps, plus there will be music and jaw-dropping performances as the city kicks off the Eurovision celebrations with the specially curated outdoor spectacular. Using a mix of fascinating archive footage and revealing interviews with fans, experts and competitors, this one hour film will delve into the story of how the Contest has become the world’s largest live music event, creating global superstars and leaving an impact on the lives of many. Nick Ahad hosts a special edition of Front Row from Liverpool Central Library, with performance by the band Stealing Sheep, who are collaborating with Liverpool and Ukrainian musicians for the opening night of the EuroFestival.Rylan and Scott will present the first semi final on Tuesday, May 10 and then the second on Thursday, May 12, before Graham Norton takes over for the final on Saturday, May 14. These Graham Norton, Rylan and Alesha Dixon Masks are great if you want to have them round at your next party. All is revealed to studio guests, UK 2018 entrant SuRie, BBC Radio 1's Dean McCullough and 'Dr Eurovision' Paul Jordan who, incredibly, has a PhD in Eurovision Studies.

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After the presentation of the scores from the juries, the televoting points from all participating countries, and for the first time the rest of the world, will be combined – providing one score for each song. Storyville, the BBC’s landmark feature documentary strand, will be showing the very best of international feature documentaries, a curation of new and classic music documentaries as well as films showcasing Ukraine’s rich cultural heritage and stories from the frontline of the war with Russia. On the eve of the Grand Final, BBC Local Radio will bring all the excitement and atmosphere from the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool followed by Sam Ryder’s Eurovision Special, 8pm-10pm across all local BBC radio stations and BBC Sounds. It will be the culmination of a week in the city for Scott and Rylan, as they are also hosting both the Semi-Finals live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Inititally, scores of people insisted Candlestick was ITV star 'Judge' Robert Rinder thanks to a reference to "court".Find out more about our Eurovision themed party resources in our blog - How to create the ultimate Eurovision party.

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Across this six-part series, they’re bringing together the campest Eurovision hits for a celebration of LGBTQ+ anthems. Chelcee will take audiences to Liverpool to meet the team getting the arena ready for Eurovision 2023 and visit Sweden to find out just how popular the Contest is there. Mariya Yaremchuk, who represented Ukraine in Eurovision 2014, will lead a contemporary montage of some of the most well-known pieces of music from the country. And while they were away, Rob decided to pull a bit of a prank on his co-star by telling the whole Twittersphere that they had gotten engaged. As well as covering the spectacle and everything a Scouse Eurovision brings, they will be telling the stories of Ukrainians in the Northwest and sharing the experiences of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Scott says: “I can’t begin to describe how excited I am to be presenting the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest on Radio 2.

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Rylan later revealed that once home, he had to clarify to a stranger that he and Rob were not tying the knot after they congratulated him in the street. Back in 2013, the Essex-born star showed off his shiny set of veneers after making his debut hosting Big Brother spin-off show Big Brother's Bit On The Side.Whether you're a mega fan or gearing up to tune in for the first time, BBC Sounds has something for everyone to help soundtrack this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with Celebrating Eurovision, available now (April 19). In addition to the live city events, the Grand Final is also set to be shown live in over 500 cinema screens across the UK.