BBC bosses fear eco-activists could target Eurovision, with host Rylan Clark admitting protesters would be hard to stop.
Beeb execs and police have been planning how to minimise any disruption to the Liverpool Arena final.
But Rylan, fronting live coverage on Radio 2 on May 13, said: "If there is a standing audience in front of a stage, even if there is a two-metre pit before the stage, these things can happen.
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