Israel, Austria and Cyprus are in contention currently.

Happily I avoided watching Eurovision this year.

The headline raised expectations that were not justified, Muriel. I felt a crowd "storming" the stage of this concert could be a significant political event, and it turned out to be a nothingburger lone protester.

(b) Neither I nor the BBC are responsible for your expectations. A protester taking the microphone at an event seen by about 180 million people live is significant.

you did, starting by moving your cursor to the beginning of the headline. I'm left, as before, to guess that you either just didn't notice how misleading it was or liked it and wanted to start your thread with it.

Amazingly, you need a refresher. This is the LBN Statement of Purpose, and what you see in a big red "STOP" warning every time you start a thread in this forum:

Important news of national interest only.

Clearly a minor incident at a foreign singing competition does not qualify as "important news". But whatev, this is DU.

I did miss that this was posted in breaking news, Muriel. Disinformation in headlines could be left behind, not brought to DU, by choosing to post in the GD forum instead.

Frankly, though, I think refusing to spread dishonest reporting is more important than strict adherence to rules. That is, unless the dishonesty of a headline itself is of political interest and the opportunity taken to discuss that, such as its proposed intended effects.

Of course, in this case it looks like the editors just wanted to pull people in to generate clicks. Bye.

Really?

he shouted "nazi media", sounds like kellyanne CONway type propaganda business hard at work.