Ukraine Eurovision winners receive hero’s welcome on return home

Ukraine’s Eurovision winner has returned home to a hero’s welcome with the band’s frontman saying he could sell the trophy to raise money for the war effort

As the band ended their performance on Saturday, Psiuk had made a plea to the world to “please help Mariupol, help Azovstal right now”.

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