Eurovision entrant uses presenter's voice after having to redo song

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2025-03-15

London (PA Media/dpa) - A Eurovision Song Contest entrant has used the voice of BBC economics editor Faisal Islam on her track, after being forced to redo her song due to a word in the lyrics and title sounding similar to a British swear word. Islam interviewed Malta representative Miriana Conte on BBC about having just a few days to change the words of her song "Kant," the Maltese word for singing, following a complaint. On Friday, the contest p......

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