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What is the most points a jury can give one song?
Answer: 12
Why: Since 2016 every country hands out two full sets of points in the final, one from its jury and one from its viewers, each topped by 12.
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Which country hosted the 2023 contest on Ukraine's behalf?
Answer: United Kingdom
Why: The BBC took the job as the 2022 runner-up: Sam Ryder had finished second, behind Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra.
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How old was Sandra Kim when she won in 1986?
Answer: 13
Why: Her record is safe: since 1990 performers must be at least 16, and from 2027 at least 18.
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Who traditionally hosts the next year's contest?
Answer: The winning country
Why: From 2027, a winner whose country is hit by armed conflict or a sensitive geopolitical situation is barred from hosting.
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Where did Italy's Volare finish in 1958?
Answer: Third
Why: Despite placing only third, Volare won Record of the Year at the very first Grammy Awards in 1959.
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What festival was the contest based on?
Answer: Sanremo Music Festival
Why: In 2021 Måneskin first won Sanremo and then took the Eurovision title just months later.
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