Laura and Martyn have news of what's going to replace the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest. Plus, which artists are returning to represent their countries in 2021?

Martyn and Laura react to the news that Eurovision 2020 is cancelled, whether this year's artists will be able to compete next year with this year's songs and Martyn explains why he's always three months ahead when it comes to buying toilet roll.

Martyn and Laura share their Eurovision songs to keep an eye out for this year. Also, the latest from the EBU on the coronavirus and how it might impact the contest.

Laura and Martyn return to discuss the latest Eurovision gossip. Is Iceland's entry now certain to win and will the coronavirus scupper the competition?

There's also news of the final wave of tickets going on sale and more countries have announced the songs they're sending to Rotterdam.

Laura's in Iceland and Martyn's in the UK as the BBC announces who it's sending to Rotterdam in May. Thoughts on the UK entry as well as discussion on the songs Slovenia, Poland and Germany have chosen for Eurovision this year. Also, could there be a surprise contribution from Iceland?

Fans Martyn and Laura are back to delve into the latest news from the crazy world of Eurovision. In this episode, Martyn has an apology, they discuss the merits of scripted jokes for Eurovision hosts and get excited by the idea of Ruslana in a taxi.

Laura Cress and Martyn Williams discuss the latest Eurovision news, including the semi-final allocations for Rotterdam as well as hearing from Australia which has chosen its entrant.

Martyn and Laura are back with more news from the crazy world of Eurovision. This time there's word of Jon Ola Sand's replacement and people have been getting all of a flutter over France's entry to the contest.

Laura Cress and Martyn Williams discuss the latest news from the Eurovision Song Contest. This week there's updates from Georgia and Albania, plus news of a Eurovision fashion designer.

Martyn and Laura are back for the final Nul Points episode of the year. They reflect on their failure to get any tickets for the Eurovision in the first wave, Austria's entry Victor Bueno (and his unofficial catchphrase "It's Bueno baby") and talk "Dutch activities". Plus - there's Eurovision facts (...up til the year of 2006)!