All Out Eurovision

Loreen has arguably the best Eurovision winner in modern history with the song 'Euphoria' from 2012. She is back competing to represent Sweden at their 2023 national final, Melodifestivalen. JP from Radio International chats with her on the prospect of being only the 2nd double-Eurovision champ after Ireland's Johnny Logan. David, Lisa-Jayne and Phil also weigh up the rumours on who might be flying the flag for the UK.

More UK acts from this century grace the All Out Eurovision microphone as David, Lisa-Jayne and Ana reminisce about Istanbul 2004 with Fame Academy favourite James Fox, who represented our country with the song 'Hold On To Our Love'. The contest was won that year by Ruslana for Ukraine with her track 'Wild Dances'.

The national final season carries on apace across Europe, and David, Lisa-Jayne and Phil are here with all of the latest developments after what is dubbed as 'Super Saturday' - where no less than seven of this year's crop were selected. We focus on Denmark who will be represented by 18 year-old social media sensation Reiley with the catchy BTS-sounding 'Breaking My Heart'.

We're up to seven out of the 37 entries for 2023 that have declared their chosen song. With David, Lisa-Jayne and Ana at the helm, one of the countries to elect this week is Ireland, who are a far cry from their heyday of the 1990s. John Stanton from Eurovision Ireland pops across the water to meet the acts ahead of them competing on RTE's Late Late Show with Ryan Tubridy.

With the Eurovision Song Contest coming to the UK, David, Lisa-Jayne and Phil will be chewing the fat with a number of the host country's previous acts this century over the coming weeks - first up is Alex Larke who fondly dissects his efforts in Vienna 2015 with the panel.

Two countries selected their Eurovision 2023 entries as early as the tail end of 2022. David, Lisa-Jayne and Phil pass comment, and check out some of the other runners and riders in heats in Norway and Estonia.