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The Afternoon Show: A Scottish Eurovision entry, and Queen Charlotte - A Bridgerton Story

A Scottish Eurovision entry, and Queen Charlotte - A Bridgerton Story

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Janice hears about a Scottish attempt at Eurovision, plus James Crawford on Wild History

Conor Reilly tells Janice about his attempt to enter the Eurovision Song Contest, and writer James Crawford on exploring lost buildings around Scotland in his book Wild History.

Filmmaker Conor Reilly and his brother Tommy set out to create a Scottish entry to the Eurovision Song Contest, their quest is documented in new BBC Scotland programme How Not to Win Eurovision.

Theatre maker Tamara Al Bassam tells Janice about her one woman show Able-ish, about her coming to terms with disability.

Wild History: Journeys into Lost Scotland is the new book from James Crawford, exploring the hidden and crumbling signs of human history that can be found across the Scottish landscape.

And James joins arts journalist Kelly Apter for this week's Tuesday Review, today discussing Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story; ITV's adaptation of Henry Fielding's Tom Jones, and high octane Prime Video thriller Citadel, starring Richard Madden and directed by the Russo Brothers.

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