Remember Monday was chosen by Ryder’s manager David May, who headed up the BBC’s search for the next Eurovision contestant.

Refusing to dwell on disappointment, Remember Monday responded to their Eurovision experience with optimism and determination, promising fans that this is "just the beginning".

Remember Monday is now preparing to go on tour, with dates scheduled across the UK, as well as a few appearances at music ...

Since Remember Monday were announced as the UK's Eurovision act in March, they've barely slept in their own beds. "It's definitely in the single digits," says singer Holly-Anne Hull, trying to ...

The special guests for a highly-anticipated show at Ludlow Castle have been announced - and they include Eurovision stars.

UK Eurovision act Remember Monday were booed as they took to the stage in Basel live on BBC One as 26 countries battled it ...

A member of the UK's Eurovision entry Remember Monday has said she's lost her wedding and engagement rings in Basel. Following their performance at this year's contest, the country-pop trio took to ...

Eurovision stars Remember Monday have insisted they are still on “cloud nine” despite a mixed bag at this year’s contest. On ...

BRITISH girl group Remember Monday will be taking to the stage tonight in Basel in a bid to win the Eurovision song contest. But the band, who are singing What The Hell Just Happened?, ...

A member of the UK's Eurovision entry Remember Monday said she lost her wedding ring in a video posted the morning after ...