The article highlights The Independent's commitment to providing accessible quality journalism amidst significant socio-political issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech. It emphasizes the need for independent reporters who provide balanced perspectives, especially in today’s polarizing climate. Additionally, it touches on the Eurovision Song Contest's latest developments, detailing how 15 countries competed for final spots, with a mix of public voting and automatic qualifications ensuring a diverse lineup. Ultimately, the focus is on the importance of journalism and cultural representation in media.
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Performers from 15 countries battled it out in front of thousands of fans in Basel, Switzerland, for 10 spots in Saturday's final.
Twenty of the acts are decided by votes, while six countries automatically qualify for the final: the host, Switzerland, and the Big Five who pay the most to the contest.
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