Controversial in some countries but the clear favourite with the audience.....<br/> <br />Austrian drag queen Conchita Wurst rose like a phoenix, beating contestants from 26 countries to be crowned the winner of this year's Eurovision Song contest in Denmark's capital.<br/> <br />And of course she had a message of tolerance.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) AUSTRIAN WINNER OF EUROVISION SONG CONTEST 2014, CONCHITA WURST, SAYING: (BEGINS OVER AUDIENCE LISTENING TO PRESENTER ASKING QUESTION, CONTINUES OVER VARIOUS OF AUDIENCE CHEERING)<br/> <br />PRESENTER ASKING QUESTION: "Do you have any words at all?"<br/> <br />WURST: "I do. This night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. You know who you are. We are unity and we are unstoppable."<br/> <br />The Eurovision song contest was created to foster unity in Europe after World War Two but politics -- as always -- could not be kept out of the judging.<br/> <br />And the audience booed Russia every time it was awarded a point, while Ukraine got
