Only approved flags allowed at Eurovision in Vienna next week
Anyone who brings their own flag to the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna next week may be stopped. Only flags approved by the authorities will be allowed in the arena, VG reports.
MusicAnyone who brings their own flag to the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna next week may be stopped. Only flags approved by the authorities will be allowed in the arena, VG reports.
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