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Eurovision Song Contest: London 1968

1 episodes Premiered Apr 6, 1968 Updated Sep 26, 2026

The thirteenth Eurovision Song Contest which took place in the Royal Albert Hall in London was the first Eurovision Song Contest to be broadcast in colour. The bookmakers were sure of another British victory since Cliff Richard - who had dominated the European charts for several years already - decided to represent his native country.

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  • ⚡ Directly follows the overarching narrative developments of Eurovision Song Contest Season 12.
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The thirteenth Eurovision Song Contest which took place in the Royal Albert Hall in London was the first Eurovision Song Contest to be broadcast in colour. The bookmakers were sure of another British victory since Cliff Richard - who had dominated the European charts for several years already - decided to represent his native country.

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Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final: 1968

Apr 6, 1968 · 96 min

France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom broadcast the 1968 contest in colour despite the fact that very few TV-viewers at home owned a

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