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The EBU have just released the average split results of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest. Although the numbers just represent a rough average of all votes cast by all countries, it seems that Denmark was the favourite of both the televoters and the juries in the first semi final and the final. Malta won the jury vote in the second semi-final, whereas the televoters gave first place to Romania. The scoreboards are useful to see what would the outcome be if the winner was picked only via televoting or jury vote.

This year's Barbara Dex Award has been won by the Serbian group, Moje 3. Their colourful outfits gave them a landslide victory with 967 votes from the 2747 valid votes received.

It was an exciting evening at the Malmö where in front of thousands of people in the arena and millions of people on TV, Emmelie de Forest from Denmark won the 2013 edition of Europe's Favourite TV Show with her song Only Teardrops!

Tonight, the Grand Final of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcast LIVE from the Malmö Arena from 21:00 CET, where 26 contestants will give their best performances in order to win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

The organisers of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest, SVT and the EBU, have revealed the running order for the Grand Final on Saturday. You can see it here.

Tonight in the second two hour show of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, broadcasted LIVE from Malmö Arena, 17 countries took part in the Second Semi-Final in order to qualify for the last 10 places available in Saturday's final.

Tonight, the Second Semi-Final of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcast live from the Malmö Arena, Sweden, from 21:00 to 23:00 CET.

Tonight in the first two hour show of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, broadcasted LIVE from Malmö Arena, 16 countries took part in the First Semi-final in order to qualify for 10 places available in Saturday's final. We have our ten qualifiers, and these are as follows, in the order they were announced.

Tonight, the First Semi-Final of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest will be broadcast live from the Malmö Arena, Sweden, from 21:00 to 23:00 CET.

Birgit Õigemeel was second to go on stage today to sing her atmospheric ballad Et Uus Saaks Alguse. The performance was filmed using many camera close-ups, and it started with black-and-white shots.