Members of Parliament in the UK will examine the country's recent poor performance in the Eurovision Song Contest, where the entry 'Look Mum No Computer' finished last in May with just one point. The inquiry will focus on the selection process used by the BBC and the factors contributing to the UK's dismal track record over the years, aside from notable exceptions like Sam Ryder's second-place finish in 2022.
The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee plans to hear from BBC representatives and music industry experts in the coming months. The inquiry aims to understand whether the issues stem from song choices, performances, or other factors, with the potential for recommendations to improve future entries.