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That brings an end to our live coverage of Eurovision for another year.

Thanks for following along as we brought you all the latest updates. You can scroll down to read about the competition as it happened. 

If you are looking for more, here are some of our other stories from this year's contest:

Switzerland wins Eurovision as chaos engulfs iconic song contest

Protests and an expulsion: The controversy and chaos ahead of this year's Eurovision

Eurovision axes Dutch entry Joost Klein after controversy over 'incident'

Blink and you may have missed it, but Finnish act Windows95man act suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction as he performed in the final earlier tonight...

He ended the night with a total of 38 votes - keeping him out of the bottom five.

Switzerland has come out on top this year thanks to Nemo's impressive performance of their track The Code.

It means the country will host the contest next year for the first time since 1989.

If you are wondering where everyone else placed, here's the full list of results: 

1. Switzerland - Nemo - The Code - 591
2. Croatia -Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim - 547
3. Ukraine - alyona alyona and Jerry Heil - Teresa & Maria - 453
4. France - Slimane - Mon Amour - 445
5. Israel - Eden Golan - Hurricane - 375
6. Ireland - Bambie Thug - Doomsday Blue - 278
7. Italy - Angelina Mango - La Noia - 268
8. Armenia - LADANIVA - Jako - 183
9. Sweden - Marcus and Martinus - Unforgettable - 174
10. Portugal - iolanda - Grito - 152
11. Greece - Marina Satti - ZARI - 126
12. Germany - ISAAK - Always On The Run - 117
13. Luxembourg - TALI - Fighter - 103
14. Lithuania - Silvester Belt - Luktelk - 90
15. Cyprus - Silia Kapsis - Liar - 78
16. Latvia - Dons - Hollow - 64
17. Serbia - TEYA DORA - RAMONDA - 54
18. United Kingdom - Olly Alexander - Dizzy - 46
19. Finland - Windows95man - No Rules! - 38
20. Estonia - 5 MIINUST x Puuluup - (nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (kull) midagi - 37
21. Georgia - Nutsa Buzaladze - Firefighter - 34
22. Spain - Nebulossa - Zorra - 30
23. Slovenia - Raiven - Veronika - 27
24. Austria - Kaleen - We Will Rave - 24
25. Norway - Gate - Ulveham - 16

Switzerland's Nemo has won this year's Eurovision song contest.

The singer pipped Croatia to the top spot with 591 points.

They are the the first non-binary singer to win the contest - wowing viewers with their performance of The Code, a drum-and-bass, opera, rap and rock tune about a journey of self-discovery as a non-binary person.

Accepting the iconic glass microphone trophy, Nemo said: "I want to say thank you so much, I hope this contest can live up to its promise and continue to stand for peace and dignity for every person in this world".

Switzerland's win ends a contest that has shrouded in controversy due to protests over the Gaza war and the disqualification of Dutch contestant Joost Klein hours before the grand final.

Cheers erupt in the arena as Croatia's public vote results push them into first place with 547 points. 

France and Switzerland's results still need to be announced.

Switzerland's Nemo needs 183 points to win...

Ouch - it's a disappointing night for Olly Alexander as the UK receives zero votes from the public vote.

Israel receives 323 points - flinging it to the top of the rankings with several countries to go.

It's unlikely to stay there though, with favourites Switzerland, Ireland, France and Croatia likely to get big scores too.

As host Petra Mede points out - the most important part of the vote is yet to come.

All 25 acts will soon see how their performances have fared among the voting public.

Points announcements will begin with the country with the least votes - currently Estonia - and move upwards.

Swiss rapper and singer Nemo led the jury votes with more than 300 points.

Here's just a few of their reactions as the announcements were made...

With 10 jury votes to be announced, Switzerland is storming ahead with 261 points.

France has nabbed 148 so far and Croatia has 135. Italy is one point behind fourth place with 134.

Remember the public votes are yet to be announced - they have the potential to mix up the board significantly...