'Anti-Vladimir Putin' Eurovision Entry 'Must Be Re-Written'

Georgia have been told to re-write their entry into this year's Eurovision Song Contest after organisers deemed it unacceptable.

The song, entitled 'We Don't Wanna Put In', appears to mock Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

The competition's rules states that no “gestures of a political or similar nature” are allowed in song entries.

Georgia's entry, which is due to be sung by the four piece 3G, included the lyric:  "We don't wanna put in, the negative move, it's killin' the groove."

Relations between Russia and Georgia have been tense in recent years. Both countries went to war in 2008 over the breakaway region of South Ossetia.

The Georgian entry must be re-written or replaced with a new song, organisers said.

This year's Eurovision Song Contest will be held in Russia next month.