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EUROVISION THIS WEEK – 11 FEBRUARY 2020

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Welcome to Eurovision This Week. This is your update of the 11th of February.

During the final of their national selection “The Next Star” Israel picked Eden Alene to be their representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2020.

For the second time, Australia held a national final to decide their act for the Eurovision Song Contest. Montaigne won Eurovision – Australia Decides with her song Don’t Break Me.

Samanta Tīna won Supernova, the Latvian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night with her song Still Breathing.

In Malta, Destiny won the final of X-factor and won the right to represent the island nation in Rotterdam. Destiny previously participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2015 and won the competition with her song Not My Soul. Her song for the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 will be revealed at a later date.

In Italy, the prestigious Festival di SanRemo took place. Diodato won the competition with his song Fai Rumore.

The most famous internet star of The Netherlands, make up artist NikkieTutorials will report on the 65th Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam via our online channels. She will also record a special backstage YouTube series with the participating artists, report from the red carpet during the Opening Ceremony and will be seen at all 3 live shows.

France announced they will reveal their song on Sunday the 16th of February.

Next weekend, Armenia, Lithuania and Norway will chose their entries for Rotterdam. Belgium will release their song on the 17th of February.

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Bad Bunny’s history with politics

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Super Bowl halftime performer Bad Bunny has been vocal about his views on immigration recently, but the Puerto Rican singer has been outspoken about political issues since he first came to the scene years ago.

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Trump Warns Democrats: Impeachment Would Destroy Their Party. What You Need to Know – November 5

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Rachel Scott reports on the fallout from Democrats’ historic election victories, as President Trump warns that another impeachment attempt would destroy the Democratic Party. Voter frustration over the economy, inflation, gas prices and the rising cost of living helped drive the Republican losses, while two Senate races remain too close to call in Alaska and Mississippi. Plus, Republican Congressman Thomas Massie’s push to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, record flooding in Georgia, bomb threats targeting flights across Europe, Russell Brand’s conviction and Cristiano Ronaldo’s retirement from international soccer, along with more headlines you need to know today.
00:28: ELECTION LATEST: Democrats have won 241 house seats compared to 162 for Republicans.
01:57: ALASKA RACE: In Alaska the final count could take weeks as election officials work through the remaining ballots.
02:54: TRUMP IMPEACHMENT: President Trump is warning Democrats against trying to impeach him for a third time.
03:27: TRUMP ON HESGSETH: Republican Congressman Thomas Massie is moving to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
03:50: FLOODING EVACUATIONS: Severe flooding in North Georgia where the Ocoee river crested at more than 18 feet breaking a record set in 1990.
04:27: MULTIPLE BOMB THREATS: Airports and airlines across Europe are on high alert after at least a dozen passenger planes were targeted with bomb threats.
04:54: RUSSELL BRAND CONVICTED: British actor Russell Brand has been found guilty of one count rape and three counts of sexual assault.
05:21: PARIS JACKSON: Michael Jackson’s daughter Paris is suing the executors of his estate for 600 million.
05:42: RONALDO RETIRES: Cristiano Ronaldo retires from international soccer.
06:07: 19-YEAR-OLD WINS IN AZ: A nineteen year old is elected as Arizona County Court Clerk.

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Iran retaliates after US strikes

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In the largest escalation in the conflict for more than a month, the US has launched more than six hours of strikes against Iran overnight. US Central Command says it was targeting military installations, but Iran claims a wedding party was also struck, killing at least four people.

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Ashley Judd: Grief, Love and Naomi

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Last season on “All There Is,” Ashley Judd spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper about the trauma she has worked hard to face, the grief she now feels, and how her mother’s spirit is still very much alive in her life.

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Bomb threats divert dozens of planes across Europe

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It marks the second time in a week that planes have been forced to make an emergency landing over similar threats.

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