Swedish star Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with her song Tattoo
Loreen, who was previously crowned Eurovision winner in 2012 with her song Euphoria, says she feels "so much love... I'm thankful"
Finland's Käärijä came in second place, while the UK's Mae Muller finished second from bottom
Russia attacked the home city of the Ukrainian entry Tvorchi just before they performed earlier, reports say
The contest is being held in Liverpool this year, because the war in Ukraine prevents them hosting
The show opened with a performance by last year's winners - Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra - featuring a surprise cameo by Catherine, Princess of Wales
Marita Moloney
Live reporter
That's a wrap on this year's Eurovision Song Contest! I don't know about you, but I'm worn out after all that excitement.
The results came down to the wire, but ultimately the country to beat, Sweden, came out on top.
Thanks for staying with us on the biggest night of Europop. I need a cup of tea, but stay tuned for more updates, analysis and reaction from Liverpool, Sweden and around the world.
Finland's Käärijä was top of the scoreboard but the public vote for Sweden changed everything.
Watch: Tense moment Eurovision winner is revealed
Helen Bushby
Watching at the venue
The two-time Swedish winner can finally relax as she performs her hit Tattoo.
She's singing about pain but that is a huge smile creeping through!
Emma Saunders
Watching at the venue
Image source, PA MediaAs Sweden and Loreen get ready to party, spare a thought for the UK's Mae Muller, who came second from the bottom.
Such a shame after Sam Ryder gave the Brits reason to hope again in Turin last year.
She gave it her best shot but performing last in the contest was always a difficult position to be in. Some fans also said there were problems with the sound while watching at home.
Helen Bushby
Watching at the venue
Image source, ReutersLoreen joins Johnny Logan as the only other person to win the coveted Eurovision trophy twice.
The bookmakers were right - Sweden were the favourites all the way through, and they tore through the scores to dominate on the night with 583 points.
Finland were second-favourites to win, and they got a very respectable 526 points, with Israel third with 362.
Sadly the UK didn't do as well as hoped, with just 24 points.
Image source, PA MediaStraight after being named the winner of the 67th Eurovision, Loreen is back on stage.
The Kalush Orchestra has just handed over the trophy, meaning Loreen is now officially the first woman to win the contest twice.
We're about to hear her hit song Tattoo one last time.
Daniel Rosney
Eurovision reporter, inside the arena
It does feel like the crowd in the arena wanted Finland to win.
Käärijä was the underdog to Loreen as favourite.
Fans here were chanting “Cha Cha Cha” during the results.
There’s not as much excitement as you’d expect. People are leaving before the show is over.
At the end of Eurovision 2023, here’s how the final leaderboard looked:
Sweden's Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest for the second time after a nail-biting finish with a massive 583 points.
Her 2012 winning song Euphoria is now considered a Eurovision classic, and she won tonight with Tattoo.
The results for the final three acts were:
Helen Bushby
Watching at the venue
Image source, PA MediaThat's it, they've done it!
Helen Bushby
Watching at the venue
The two biggest groans of the night in here so far go to the UK getting nine audience points, and Spain getting five.
People in here are not happy about this.
Emma Saunders
Watching at the venue
Image source, PA MediaThey get 376 from the public vote!
Not many left to go. A massive vote just in now for Finland:
Image source, PA MediaSweden still has a strong lead but there are audible gasps in the press room as Austria stay on the right-hand side of the leaderboard. It was a popular choice here.
It's getting tense now!
Helen Bushby
Watching at the venue
Sweden are still leading with 340, but Norway are currently second with 268 points. They just received a massive 216 points from the public.
The UK is second from bottom, just ahead of Germany.
Five more from the public vote, with the results flying in now:
Emma Saunders
Watching at the venue
Image source, ReutersCroatia have leapt up the leaderboard having got 112 points from the public.
Poland also move on to the left hand side of the leaderboard. And it's a sorry 9 points for the UK's Mae Muller.
More from the public vote now:
And now for the public vote. Everything could change here.
First up, Germany gets 15 points.