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  The Telegraph

  Eurovision 2021 final, review: Italy’s Maneskin tick the boxes as contest gets back to its best

  It will go down in Eurovision history as the UK’s second night of the “nuls points”, with poor James Newman finishing bottom of the leaderboard (this dubious honour also befell the duo Jemini in 2003). But however cruel the evening must have been for the amiable Yorkshireman, as a television spectacle the UK’s humbling at Eurovision 2021 (BBC One) ultimately felt a bit of a side show. The real excitement at Rotterdam’s Ahoy Arena was at the top where there was a plot twist worthy of Game of Thro

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  Yahoo Life UK

  JLo, Amanda Holden and Suzi Quatro: The celebs proving when it comes to fashion you never have to grow up

  These famous women are proving that when it comes to fashion, age is nothing but a number.

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  Celebrity

  PA Media: Entertainment

  Suzi Quatro reveals she has had coronavirus

  The singer said she has now almost completely recovered.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Stars you probably forgot have won Rear of the Year over the decades

  Dame Barbara Windsor, Michael Barrymore and Charlotte Church are among previous top bottoms.

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  Entertainment

  Evening Standard

  Phillip Schofield scolds This Morning guest Suzi Quatro as she fumes over autocue error

  Phillip Schofield was forced to scold This Morning guest Suzi Quatro after she ranted over her name being incorrectly spelt on the show’s autocue. As Schofield and his presenting partner introduced the 68-year-old singer as a “musical legend” ahead of her interview with fellow musician David Essex on today’s show, Quatro kicked up a fuss about the mistake live on air. “My name is spelt wrong,” she told Essex as the cameras panned over to her.

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  Entertainment

  Prima

  This Morning guest Suzi Quatro fumes with the team for making a big mistake about her

  'That better not be going out like that!'

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  The Guardian

  Voices: How a Great Singer Can Change Your Life – review

  What do we want or expect from a voice, someone else’s voice, a stranger’s voice? After nine months of deafness, documented in his 2013 memoir Train in the Night, Nick Coleman realised he only wanted to hear voices that would “nourish and sustain” him.

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