Oslo

After the United Kingdom again finished last, the Sunday newspapers all focus on not only the result, but also the interruption of the Spanish performance and Germany’s second victory.

Germany has won the 55th Eurovision Song Contest by a big margin, beating Turkey into second place. Romania achieved its best result by finishing third.

The Norwegians are having a great time hosting this contest. Everything is running smoothly and there's a great buzz around Oslo. There's another thing the Norwegians are doing very well and that's the preparation for their entry.

Georgia had their second round of rehearsals this afternoon and while the phrase 'throwing the kitchen sink at it' has been used  for several other countries already it's probably best used for the Georgians. They are over-complicating a song that should stand on its own with a simple presentation.

Ireland has been promising a lot for since their first rehearsal on Day 4. Today Niamh and her crew took their second rehearsal in the Telenor arena and were vocally spot on again.

Norway got their chance to rehearse for the final. The arena was full of Norwegian visitors and they weren't the only ones wowed by a solid performance from Didrik.

Daniel Diges powerful voice echoes through the arena as he performs the song Algo pequeñito.

There's very little pressure on the Netherlands to qualify or even do well. Sieneke seems to be enjoying herself but apart from the odd hardcore shclager fan not too many are enjoying this.

As could be expected, the interest was big when Azerbaijan's performer Safura took the stage. Would the favourite to win the contest live up to the high expectations?