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25th April 2018
11:37am BST

Eurovision has just posted a reminder to those attending this year’s competition in Lisbon that they should leave certain items at home and it has many on Twitter very confused.
Did you know that as well as the usual prohibited items, this year power banks, cups, selfie sticks, adhesive tape, cameras and religious or political material are all banned?
— Ellie (@ellie_made) April 24, 2018
I’m sorry but I can’t stop laughing...who complied this list? No trolleys. Damn I’ll have to schedule my Tesco shop another time.
— Sasha ?? (@eurotrashsash) April 24, 2018
It is weirdly specific, as if they added certain items after 'The Trolley Incident' or 'That Time With The Ladder'
— Ellie (@ellie_made) April 24, 2018
If that’s the case I’m interested in the backstory behind “no handcuffs and chains”
— Sasha ?? (@eurotrashsash) April 24, 2018
All of those I just about get from the point of view of one set of security regulations or another, except... golf balls? ?
— Catherine Baker (@richmondbridge) April 24, 2018
Imagine buying a eurovision mug there and then the person who just sold it to you confiscated it that same second wtf
— ??Stan Marino?? (@iwilldancealone) April 24, 2018
I wanna know who (apart from Melovin) would rock up to a live show with a fucking ladder
— Meg ?????????? (@Euro_Meg) April 24, 2018
So there you have it – leave your helmets, trolleys and golf balls at home because you won’t be getting those into the event.The reason why ladders are prohibited this year #eurovision pic.twitter.com/OFrVJrrP1e
— Sharkastesc (@sharkastesc) April 24, 2018
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