It's not the first time Eurovision officials have been forced to step in and it may not be the end of the issue with the song deemed just close to a rather offensive word

The UK's Eurovision entry for 2025 will be the female country-pop trio Remember Monday, the BBC has announced. The group, who previously reached the quarter-finals of The Voice, will head to Switzerland this May with a song called What The Hell Just Happened?

Eurovision 2025's line up has started to be announced, with the UK's act confirmed to be Remember Monday. Revealed live by Scott Mills on BBC Radio 2, the country-pop trio is comprised of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steel.

The U.K. has placed its Eurovision hopes in the hands of girl group Remember Monday, who will represent the country at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest with their upbeat anthem “What The Hell Just Happened?

Country trio Remember Monday has been revealed as this year’s Eurovision Song Contest UK entrant. The group, a trio of best friends who met at school, will perform the single ‘What The Hell Just Happened?

Scott Mills introduced the group to BBC Radio 2 listeners as the UK's Eurovision entry for 2025 - after their song What The Hell Just Happened had already leaked.