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Wait, does Brexit mean we can't compete in the Eurovision Song Contest? There's been BIG concern over this. Among a load of other hard-hitting, serious implications the recent Brexit vote will have on the UK, there's something else that the people of Britain have been worrying about: our place in the Eurovision Song Contest. Yeah, that's right. Instead of concerns over important things like - you know - the economy, the value of the pound or a potential housing market crash, some people have readdressed their priorities and are now demanding hard facts about whether we're going to be allowed back in to the annual display of brilliant trash that is the Eurovision Song Contest. It was even trending on Twitter. But panic not. The worriers amongst us needn't fear, for our place is secured. Given that countries like Norway and Iceland - who also aren't members of the EU - have competed regularly in the contest, it's clear that this isn't a competition reserved only for countries in the European Union. Well, PHEW. In an attempt to reassure viewers, The Eurovision Song Contest makers have taken to their Facebook page to clarify the issue, and have even released a full statement. "UK, be welcome next year!" the organisation wrote on their Facebook page. The thing is, we're not exactly popular as it is in the competition and our exit from the EU probably isn't likely to improve that, so we can probably kiss goodbye to our chances of ever winning. Not that that was ever a real possibility in the first place. In a full statement, the competition producers explained exactly why our departure from the EU doesn't jeopardise our place in the Eurovision. "The BBC is a Member of the European Broadcasting Union and is, and will remain, eligible to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest," they explained, adding: "Just like many broadcasters from countries that are not a member of the European Union." "The BBC and the UK have a long relationship with the Eurovision Song Contest. The BBC, representing the UK, will therefore remain a welcome participant in the Contest next year and going forward." Great, so we can all go back about our weekends safe in the knowledge that nothing will change next May where Eurovision is concerned. Well that's a relief. Follow Cat on Twitter.
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Eurosong se bliži, a Nina, iako sada još ne strahuje, vjeruje kako će imati tremu kad stane na pozornicu. 'Sigurno će me tamo uhvatiti trema kad osjetim cijelu tu atmosferu Eurosonga. To su tri minute u životu, nakon kojih sve ide dalje i nema smisla da sebi dozvolim da me ponese euforija', rekla je Nina i priznala kako joj je želja ući u finale. 'Silno bih htjela ući u finale, bilo bi mi baš žao da se to ne dogodi. Onaj tko je u finalu ima se pravo nadati svemu, i prvom i zadnjem mjestu', kazala je kroz smijeh. Favorite nije pronašla u kolegama iz regije, ali misli da će joj Rambo Amadeus tamo biti najbolji frend. Otkrila je i kako će izgledati na Eurosongu, a obračunala se i s dežurnim dušobrižnicima koji misle kako joj se glas neće oporaviti do Eurosonga te je otkrila jednu dugo čuvanu tajnu. Pogledajte u videu. Nina o Eurosongu