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Video. Want a piece of music history? These items are now up for auction (opens the original)
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Fancy a piece of music history? Well Michael Jackson’s iconic military jacket, Freddie Mercury’s piano and one of Noel Gallagher’s Oasis guitars are among the music treasures going under the hammer in London. The stacked auction brings together hundreds of pieces spanning decades of music history, from The Beatles and Queen to Nirvana, ABBA, Oasis and Britney Spears. Jackson’s jacket, worn regularly between 1994 and 1996, could fetch up to $475,200 (€416,400), while Mercury’s piano is estimated
Netherlands confirms Eurovision return as Spain considers boycott (opens the original)
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The Netherlands will return to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, despite the broadcaster previously responsible for the country’s participation (AVROTROS) continuing to oppose a return. Dutch network AVROTROS withdrew from the 2026 contest and has said it would also not take part in 2027, arguing that the competition could "no longer be considered neutral" amid Israel’s participation and the war in Gaza. "It is undeniable that international conflicts are increasingly affecting the Contest, un
Nul points? MPs want to know why Britain keeps flopping at Eurovision (opens the original)
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Britain's Eurovision woes are officially becoming a matter for Parliament. UK MPs are set to scrutinise the country’s "dismal" record at the competition, in the hopes of figuring out why one of Eurovision’s former powerhouses now so frequently finds itself at the bottom of the leaderboard. The UK has won Eurovision five times and is one of the "Big Five" countries guaranteed a place in the final. But in recent decades, those glory days have largely given way to immense disappointment. Since 2016
Video. Crowds flock to Warsaw for unusual bird-imitation contest (opens the original)
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Crowds flocked to Warsaw for Poland’s annual Bird Imitation Championships, where competitors tweeted and chirped it out to recreate the calls of the country's native bird species. This year’s crown went to Irena Rosiewicz, who impressed the judges with her imitation of the common rosefinch, a migratory songbird found across much of Eurasia. Organisers hope the annual event will encourage more people to appreciate birdsong in the city, while also highlighting how it is gradually disappearing from
Video. Archaeologists baffled by huge Roman structure found in Budapest (opens the original)
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For nearly 2,000 years, a huge Roman structure lay hidden beneath Budapest. Now archaeologists have uncovered the remains but they’re still trying to work out exactly what it was built for. Dating back to the 3rd or 4th century AD, the building stretches for hundreds of metres and ends in a mysterious polygonal tower. It appears to have been an important public building linked to the Roman military, but due to its thin walls it's unlikely to be a fortress, and it doesn’t appear on any surviving
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