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Strictly star unveiled as Scott Mills' Eurovision replacement
- Irish presenter and former Strictly Come Dancing star Angela Scanlon will replace Scott Mills on the BBC's Eurovision commentary team, joining Rylan Clark to host the semi-finals in Vienna for the contest's 70th anniversary.
- The broadcaster dismissed Mills last month following historical allegations regarding his personal conduct; while the DJ stated he co-operated fully with police during a 2018 investigation, the BBC confirmed he is no longer under contract.
- Fan-Favourite Graham Norton returns to lead Grand Final commentary, while Sara Cox takes over the Radio 2 breakfast slot and semi-final radio coverage, and former Drag Race UK winner Tia Kofi will report from backstage for digital channels.
- During the semi-finals on May 12 and 14, UK viewers will see the first performance from electronic artist Look Mum No Computer; the UK remains part of the 'Big Four,' securing an automatic spot in the Grand Final.
- Eurovision celebrates its 70th anniversary this year in Vienna, with the Grand Final airing Saturday, May 16; the event remains one of the most-watched TV broadcasts, drawing an average audience of 7.1 million in the UK last year.
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·London, United Kingdom
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The BBC has confirmed that former Strictly Come Dancing star Angela Scanlon will join Rylan Clark in Vienna as the new BBC Eurovision 2026 commentator for the semi-finals, following the departure of Scott Mills earlier this year
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Strictly star unveiled as Scott Mills' Eurovision replacement
The BBC has announced who will replace Scott Mills at this year's Eurovision Song Contest
·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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