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Letter: Instantly recognisable piece was given new life

Letter: Instantly recognisable piece was given new life
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I visited hidden village on a lake just 90 minutes from Birmingham and couldn t believe how stunning it was

I visited hidden village on a lake just 90 minutes from Birmingham and couldn t believe how stunning it was
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Pink door decision is as mad as George III | Heritage

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Day-to-day life in the area s most picturesque village

Day-to-day life in the area s most picturesque village
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Time for UK to take Eurovision seriously | Eurovision

Eurovision | Angry noises | EU settlement scheme | Restaurant staffing crisis | Dog detectives All for naught . James Newman, representing the UK, at a dress rehearsal for the 65th Eurovision Song Contest. Photograph: Rolf Klatt/REX/Shutterstock All for naught . James Newman, representing the UK, at a dress rehearsal for the 65th Eurovision Song Contest. Photograph: Rolf Klatt/REX/Shutterstock Letters Tue 25 May 2021 12.57 EDT Last modified on Wed 26 May 2021 20.03 EDT Your article identifies some of the problems with the UK’s attitude towards Eurovision, but then compounds them by calling it “the silliest singing competition in the world” (Nul points again: how exactly can the UK win Eurovision?, 23 May). Disregarding the imperative to take it more seriously if we want to do well, as a singing teacher I can assure you that I have been to many sillier singing competitions than this.

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