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12 May 2025: Let the Eurovision Song Contest begin

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12 May 2025: Let the Eurovision Song Contest begin

 

Let Eurovision week begin

Scott opened the week by declaring that the Eurovision Song Contest had officially begun.

The programme mixed normal breakfast features with updates from Basel, where delegations, fans and broadcasters were gathering for the semi-finals and grand final.

Remember Monday’s UK entry, What the Hell Just Happened?, remained central. Scott discussed rehearsals, staging speculation and the pressure surrounding the group’s first appearance on the Eurovision stage.

Listeners sent predictions, favourite entries and travel updates from people already heading to Switzerland.

Regular features

Scott stressed that listeners who were not obsessed with Eurovision would still receive the Birthday Game, Easiest Quiz, Good Morning Minute and the normal music mix.

The Easiest Quiz opened a new weekly leaderboard, while the Birthday Game selected from three number-one records connected with 12 May.

Basel preparations

The programme checked practical details around the contest, including travel, weather, fan events and the atmosphere building in the city.

Scott also prepared for his own broadcasts from Basel, promising backstage access and interviews with artists and Eurovision figures.

12 May 2025: Vernon Kay

The handover looked ahead to Scott broadcasting live from Basel from Tuesday and the first semi-final that evening.

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