Saunas, espresso and null points: A look back at Eurovision 2025

A nail-biting finish saw Austrian singer JJ win the contest in Switzerland at the very last minute.

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In a typically colourful contest, Sweden sung about saunas, while Estonia shared a love of coffee.

The UK's entry from Remember Monday failed to pick up any votes from viewers despite fairing pretty well with the judges.

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