Welcome to the Highlo, the weekly current affairs and pop culture podcast brought to you

by Dolly Alderton and Pandora Sykes.

It's been a big news week for many reasons but of course the most important reason, the

story on everyone's lips, the talk of the water cooler is that in celebration of Eurovision,

the cheesiest event in the world, flat-sharing sites, spare room, launched a unique pizza

topped with 41 different cheeses, sourced from the 41 nations competing in this year's

song contest. The ultimate homage to Frommage was available for free from Baz and Fred's

in Southern London on the day of the competition. Why was it available for free? It must be quite

expensive to make.

I didn't think that was not a particularly. I couldn't even name 41 different types of

cheeses. Neither could I. Don't try right now. All that from Arche for a deeply disappointing

result because the UK came last again which is deeply unfair considering that Slovenia

sung the creepiest, slowest sort of death lullaby I've ever seen in my life. I didn't

actually watch it this year not live I hastened to add because I was out because I'm a cool

mum but four hours of it on Sunday morning was dating. Oh I should have watched it because

you know what I didn't realise it was Eurovision which is my favourite cultural moment of the

year.

Cultural moment. Until I was listening to Graham Norton's Saturday Breakfast Show on Radio 2 which

is the best way to stop the weekend and he was talking about Eurovision and I very very

nearly rang my friends and cancelled my night out.

Graham Norton was on excellent form. He introduced the model bar Raffaielli as the X model Raffaielli

who he then just took a sort of mysterious disliked to for the rest of the show at one point

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