Eurovision's best moments in pictures

Highlights from the Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev, Ukraine, which saw Portugal's Salvador Sobral crowned the winner.

Portugal's Salvador Sobral sang For The Both Of Us, written by his sister Luisa. He got 758 points.

After winning, he performed the song again with his sister.

Flying the flag for the United Kingdom was Lucie Jones, singing Never Give Up On You. She came 15th with 111 points.

It wouldn't have been Eurovision without Azerbaijan's Dihaj, who sang Skeletons alongside a man wearing a horse's head.

Or, for that matter, Italy's Francesco Gabbani and a dancing gorilla. They had been tipped for Eurovision success but in the end they came 6th with 334 points.

France chose Alma to represent them this year. Her song, Requiem, was sung against a glowing backdrop of her capital's best-known landmark, the Eiffel Tower.

This was the only moon people really wanted to see - Nathan Trent, 24, represented Austria with Running On Air. BBC One's Graham Norton had to apologise after a Ukrainian prankster mooned during 2016 winner Jamala's performance.

Kristian Kostov was Bulgaria's entry with the song Beautiful Mess. At 17, he was this year's youngest contestant and he came a highly respectable second with 615 points.

Another memorable act was Romania's yodelling rap entry Ilinca, featuring Alex Florea. He came seventh with 282 points.

Ukraine's O Torvald couldn't emulate last year's success, coming 24th with just 36 points.

Spain's Manel Navarro came bottom this year with Do It For Your Lover, getting just five points.