Malta's Eurovision entrant has used the voice of a BBC presenter in a new version of her song, 'Kant', after she got "complaints" about the track.

"I decided I wasn’t going to live my life with PTSD. I wanted to turn my pain into something meaningful," she said.

The video shows Raphael singing with a group of young people who clown around outdoors, juggle, dance, play guitar, kiss, and have a picnic.

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