Graham Norton has made a major Eurovision admission after ‘careless talk’ during a live TV interview. Talk show legend Graham has been commentating on the annual singing competition for the BBC since ...

Eurovision Graham Norton, 59, appeared on The One Show on Friday to reveal where in the UK the event would take place after Liverpool and Glasgow were named the final two cities in the running ...

Graham Norton has revealed that he underwent major surgery ahead of his return to the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest. The 62-year-old TV star will be back to present UK coverage of the annual ...

Graham Norton has given his brutally honest opinion on this year's Eurovision Song Contest finalists. The much-loved presenter is hosting the Grand Final of the competition, which will be ...

GRAHAM Norton revealed why he was spotted with his arm in a sling after undergoing a secret surgery. The Irish TV presenter, 61, is serving as the host for the BBC’s Eurovision… ...

Eurovision fans have been left a little confused over Graham Norton’s television in the commentary box.. The 60-year-old presenter is hosting the Song Contest’s Grand Final alongside Ted Lasso ...

Eurovision 2025 viewers issued a 'complaint' to BBC over Graham moments into the grand final. It was a busy evening for Graham, who made a stunning cameo in Doctor Who as a hologram as part of BBC ...

Coming as little surprise, Graham Norton is the frontrunner to host Eurovision 2023, but who else is in the running? This will be the ninth time the event has taken place in the UK – more than ...

Graham Norton has given his brutally honest opinion on this year's Eurovision Song Contest finalists, admitting some of the songs are a bit of a 'dud' as he offered his expert opinion on the UK's ...

“Eurovision icon Graham Norton is favourite to host at 1/6, Rylan Clark-Neal is second favourite at 8/15, and Scott Mills is third favourite at 5/1.

Graham Norton, who provided the commentary for the Eurovision Song Contest on the BBC on Saturday night, was stabbed, mugged and left for dead on a London street in the 1980s ...

Graham Norton will return to the helm this evening as the BBC commentator for the Eurovision Song Contest final in Liverpool - here are his best jokes and one liners from years gone by.