Dick’s Sporting Goods to buy struggling shoe chain Foot Locker for $2.4 billion
Dick’s said it expects to run Foot Locker as a standalone unit.
Read more >> : Cick here
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Eurovision's Remember Monday star fights tears on TV ahead of huge performance
Remember Monday joined Richard Arnold on Good Morning Britain live from Basel on Thursday morning ahead of their second semi-final performance
👉 Click Here to read in detail 👈
One of the stars of Remember Monday was left fighting tears as they made a live TV appearance in the UK ahead of their next big Eurovision performance.
With just days to go until the song contest's grand final, Good Morning Britain's Richard Arnold headed to Basel, Switzerland, where the 69th edition of the massive music event is taking place.
During Thursday's (May 15) show, Richard was talking to UK hopefuls Remember Monday, and things got emotional for member Charlotte as the host surprised her with a heart warming video.
Charlotte, who is a former deputy head of sixth form, was seen fighting tears as Richard showed her a video of her students singing their Eurovision final song, What The Hell Just Happened?
Halfway through the interview, Richard said: "Charlotte, we've got a special message for you," as Charlotte responded: "I was a deputy head of a Sixth Form and they are like my second family, they're amazing!"
Richard then responded: "Well if you look at this I think you'll feel that they feel the same."
Article continues belowThe GMB host then played a video of a number of students singing their hit song, What The Hell Just Happened? in a choir, as Charlotte was seen fighting back tears.
"Awww, I just love them, look at them!" she gushed. "I hope that I inspire them by doing this. I love them!"
Elsewhere in the interview, the girls announced they were feeling anxious ahead of Saturday night's (May 17) grand final. "Today is the first time we've felt a little bit anxious because it's real now!"
Despite not competing in tonight's semi-final, will mark the first performance on the Eurovision stage from the band, as a preview of what's to come on Saturday.
The first semi-final, which took place on Tuesday (May 13) saw ten acts progressing to the final. Kyle Alessandro (Norway), Shkodra Elektronike (Albania), KAJ (Sweden), VÆB (Iceland), Claude (Netherlands), Justyna Steczkowska (Poland), Gabry Ponte (San Marino), Tommy Cash (Estonia), NAPA (Portugal) and Ziferblat (Ukraine) all made it through.
Article continues belowHowever, it meant Klemen (Slovenia), Red Sebastian (Belgium), Mamagama (Azerbaijan), Marko Bošnjak (Croatia) and Theo Evan (Cyprus) didn't qualify, and won't be performing during Saturday's final.
Taking to the stage on Thursday (May 15) in the hope of making it to the final in just a couple of days time are: Go-Jo (Australia), Nina Žižić (Montenegro), EMMY (Ireland), Tautumeitas (Latvia), PARG (Armenia), JJ (Austria), Klavdia (Greece), Katarsis (Lithuania), Miriana Conte (Malta), Mariam Shengelia (Georgia), Sissal (Denmark), ADONXS (Czechia), Laura Thorn (Luxembourg), Yuval Raphael (Israel), Princ (Serbia) and Erika Vikman (Finland).
 and )
