Bonnie Tyler: 'I did the best I could at Eurovision'
The 61-year-old singer, who represented the UK with 'Believe In Me', finished 19th out of 26 acts last night with 23 points.
The 61-year-old singer, who represented the UK with 'Believe In Me', finished 19th out of 26 acts last night with 23 points.
The Welsh singer is flying the flag for the UK at the annual contest, which takes place at the Malmö Arena in Sweden this evening.
Bookmakers have given the Neath-born singer odds of 40-1 to win the contest, which will take place in Sweden.
Our reporter Megan Boot has been at the X Factor auditions in Cardiff this morning meeting some of the hopefuls.
3,000 people at #xfactor Cardiff auditions so far. And they're expecting more!! Some of the characters will be on @itvwales tonight
From @meganbootITV on Twitter:One contestant has travelled from Canada - she says this was the nearest competition she could take part in #xfactor
From @meganbootITV on Twitter:The X Factor auditions are coming to Cardiff today, taking over the Millennium Stadium in the hope of finding the next singing superstar.
Hopefuls trying their luck will perform in front of producers and if they impress they'll sing for the judges later in the competition.
Returning host Dermot O'Leary who is in Cardiff for the auditions, said: "As always I'm looking forward to the laughs, the hugs, maybe not so much the tears, and watching really talented people... and some not-so-talented people.
"But that's the beauty of the show - you never know who's up next."
X Factor organisers say anyone who turns up at Cardiff this saturday for open auditions - will be seen.
Dermot O’Leary, who will present this year’s 10th series will attend the auditions.
But turn up early, audition slots are on a first come, first served basis.
The auditions will be held at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium this Saturday 20th April.
A museum in west Wales which reopened nine years after volunteers launched a campaign to find it a home has been shortlisted for the UK's richest arts prize.
Narberth Museum, in Pembrokeshire faced an uncertain future when it was forced to close its doors in 2003 following the sale of its home. But it reopened last summer, in a former whisky and brandy warehouse, after volunteers spent eight years raising funds.
Dame Edna Everage has been visiting Cardiff ahead of her 'farewell tour' this autumn.
She has been speaking to Ruth Wignall about what she makes of her time in Wales.
Dame Edna Everage has visited the National Assembly chamber on a visit to Cardiff. The Australian comedienne was in the Capital to promote her tour that comes to the city in the Autumn.
She posed with the ceremonial mace which was presented by the Government of her native New South Wales on the opening of the building in 2006.
Dame Edna Everage has arrived in Cardiff. As she met fans at the Wales Millenium Centre, she was handed a bouquet of Daffodils by a Welsh fan.
Fans of Dame Edna Everage are gathering outside the Wales Millenium Centre in Cardiff. The Australian star is in the Capital for an event ahead of her Farewell Tour in October.
Eat Pray Laugh! Barry Humphries Farwell Tour will come to the Centre before heading to the West End for Christmas 2013.