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Eurovision's UK act Olly Alexander responds to calls he should boycott the contest over Israel's involvement
The It's A Sin star is set to represent his home nation with his track Dizzy, but has come under fire from many stars and fans for remaining in the competition.
Eurovision's UK hopeful Olly Alexander has issued a statement responding to fans' furious calls that he should boycott the contest over Israel's inclusion. A group of 450 queer artists, individuals, and organisations, including actor Maxine Peake, signed an open letter asking Olly to withdraw from the contest over Israel's war with Gaza. The statement, posted on Olly's Instagram, read: 'I wholeheartedly support action being taken to demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, the return of all hostages and the safety and security of all civilians in Palestine and Israel.
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