Community, and there was like a section in there that was really dedicated to the ballroom culture. and it wasjust like, 0k, she sees us. it is another level for beyonce. i ve seen her for like i think since the first concert, - which was the beyonce experience. even coachella, - thiswas another level. like, amazing, amazing, amazing. i can t wait to see . the rest of the tour. it s notjust the fans who loved it. take a look at some of these early reviews. the guardian called it a dizzying three hour show. they gave it five stars out of five. the rolling stones said, beyonce delivers, whilst the new york times said that it was a renaissance spectacle. now, jack remington is a beyonce fan. he s also a singer and an influencer, and he was also amongst the fans in stockholm. the best bit was not knowing what was coming. i ve never been to a gig before where i ve not known the setlist or the staging or the dancers or.so just being completely
Communities in and around the city of liverpool. at one place that s really embracing the eurovision theme is the university of liverpool with lots of activities and events for its staff and students. i m happy to say i m joined by the director of external relations at the university of liverpool and two of his students, thank you so much to all of you forjoining us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all, tim, why did you decide to embrace eurovision and what is it your university is doing to embrace the idea is that eurovision brings around? the starting point is what you refer to, the liverpool bid wasn tjust you refer to, the liverpool bid wasn t just about delivering incredible events at the arena. something much broader with benefits notjust something much broader with benefits notjust for something much broader with benefits notjust for visitors something much broader with benefits not just for visitors before the wider not just for visitors before the wider community. notju