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EastEnders' Eurovision special to feature Bucks Fizz's Cheryl Baker

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Bucks Fizz star Cheryl Baker is set to appear in EastEnders as the residents of Albert Square celebrate Eurovision.The 69-year-old star, whose group won the 1981 contest with their track Making Your Mind Up, will have a cameo role as herself in the BBC soap.The broadcaster has not given any details about when Cheryl will make her appearance or what takes her to the fictional London Borough of Walford.The singer, who was born in Bethnal Green in the East End of London, revealed in an interview in 2021 that she had previously unsuccessfully auditioned for the series.

She said of her forthcoming cameo appearance: “I was so thrilled to be asked to take part in an episode of EastEnders. It’s a British institution, for goodness’ sake! “As a real-life ‘Eastender’, I have loved the show since day one and I literally can’t wipe the smile from my face.” The UK has won Eurovision five times, with victories for Sandie Shaw in 1967, Lulu in 1969, Brotherhood Of Man in 1976, and Katrina And The Waves in 1997, as well as Bucks Fizz’s 1981 triumph.The BBC’s TV schedule around the contest in Liverpool will also include a special edition of Bargain Hunt featuring Cheryl, who will be paired with 2018 entrant SuRie.

Competing against them on the blue team will be Carrie Grant, part of vocal trio Sweet Dreams who competed for the UK at Eurovision in 1983, who has since headed up the UK’s Eurovision jury.

She will be joined by The X Factor finalist Andy Abraham , who represented the UK in 2008. Each team has £300 to spend at Sandown Park Antiques Fair in Surrey where, guided by experts Charles Hanson and Thomas Forrester, they must choose three items to sell at auction.There will also be a special Eurovision-themed edition of Pointless,.

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