Well, Europe is in the middle of a refugee crisis, has Greece wobbling and the euro under threat, faces a resurgent Russia in the east, and a resurgent far-right at home but, hey, we can still organise the best Song Contest in the world. Yes, it is Eurovision time again. <br /><br /> The 61st edition of the song contest is taking place in Stockholm, Sweden, home of 2015 winner Mans Zelmerlow.<br /><br /> “It’s like a big hobby of mine, I go every year, and this is actually my 11th Eurovision,” said one woman.<br /><br /> “Its just madness, this week is absolutely the best holiday, you know, ever!” said a male reveller.<br /><br /> Happy chappies<br /><br /> Britain has a couple of likely lads for their entry, Joe Woolford and Jake Shakeshaf.<br /><br /> “Its insane. its amazing to be here,” says Joe. Yes boys, but can you sing for euronews?<br /><br /> “You want us to sing?” says Jake, “We are not singers!” So that’s all right then.<br /><br /> Joe and Jake are a brand new musical duo, presenting their debut track for Britain,<br />“You’re Not Alone”, an anthemic pop s
