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Olympic legend Sir Steve Redgrave stacks it on the ice as first celebs spotted training for new series of Dancing On Ice
SIR Steve Redgrave took a face-first tumble as he pulled on his skates to train for Dancing On Ice.
The retired rower, 62, revealed his spot on the nail-biting ITV reality series during an interview on This Morning.
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With the full Dancing On Ice 2025 cast line-up now confirmed – and Holly Willoughby‘s show kicking off in January – Sir Steve has taken his first glides on the ice.
Yet images show while he’s a natural on water, on a frozen surface, it’s a different story.
Wrapped in a blue jumper and dark trousers, he took his first tentative moves accompanied by a male pal.
He held his arms out for balance as he made his way across the rink.
Yet before he could reach the other side of the hoardings he fell face first – putting his arms out to support his fall.
Sir Steve then sparked concern as he lay with his cheek on the freezing cold ice before his companion helped him up.
The sports ace, who won gold medals at five consecutive Olympic Games, recently spoke out about his Dancing On Ice debut.
He told This Morning hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley: “I must be closest to being one of the oldest, if not the oldest, on the show, but I’m certainly the heaviest that’s ever been on the show.
“120 kilos, so that’s around 20 stone, so I’m not light.
“And I’ve been asking [for] somebody big that can lift me.”
When asked why he was giving it a go, Sir Steve laughed: “I don’t know!
“But earlier this year on the series it was Torvill and Dean‘s 40th anniversary of winning their gold medal, and it’s my 40th anniversary as well … and we’re friends.
“Some of my friends are saying it’s a midlife crisis, but I’m too old for a midlife crisis!”
The real reason Sir Steve decided to sign up for the series was recently revealed – this being to keep fit and lose weight.
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He has also been candid about being a Type 2 Diabetic.
After the full line-up for one of telly’s most daredevil shows came to light, fans were left moaning how Love Island’s Chris Taylor is “on every show.”
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Sarah Hadland became emotional when she revealed the song she would be dancing to on week four of Strictly Come Dancing.
The Miranda star, 53, who wowed audiences with her Viennese Waltz tribute to Maggie Smith last week, performed a Foxtrot to Billie Eilish’s hit track “Birds of a Feather” on Saturday (12 October).
Hadland teared up in rehearsals as she explained the personal inspiration behind the song choice to her professional dance partner Vito Coppola.
Sat in the dance studio, Hadland showed Coppola a painting of two birds she and her daughter had made together.
“[This dance] it’s about my family and me and my little one ,” she said.
“This song is special to us because we sing it together,” Hadland added of her and her daughter’s love of the Eilish anthem.
“It would be really lovely to show how I feel in the dance.”
For her Foxtrot, Hadland was awarded six points by Revel Horwood and seven points each by Mabuse, Balla and Du Beke.
Hadland was criticised for “trotting” rather than “gliding” during her performance by the Strictly Come Dancing judges in week four.
However, Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke admitted they were being harsh on the actor because they knew she could do better.
Her score of 27 was five marks lower than what she achieved in Movie Week and viewers were concerned the star had been given the Strictly “death slot” by being scheduled to perform second on the show.
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Hadland was second on the Strictly leaderboard following Movie Week and was beaten to first place by Tasha Ghouri by only one point.
One fan wrote on X/Twitter: “What a beautiful Foxtrot from Sarah. You can tell this song really meant a lot to her and it showed in her performance. Beautiful footwork, very elegant and lyrical. She is really good at engaging the audience.”
Meanwhile, another viewer added: “Amazing dance from Sarah, gorgeous I’d give an eight!”
Elsewhere on the programme, week four of the BBC dancing competition saw the long-anticipated return of DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles after he was forced to pull out of Movie Week due to a leg injury.
“This time last week I thought I was out so I’m over the moon,” the broadcaster told host Claudia Winkleman of his return.
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Towie’s Junaid gives relationship update with Joe as they jet off on HOLIDAY – and reveals if he’s spoken to Harry
TOWIE star Junaid Ahmed has admitted he is “really loved up” with Joe Blackman as the pair yet off holiday.
Fans of the show were left gobsmacked when they started dating – just days after Joe’s split from Harry Derbidge.
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But despite speculation they wouldn’t last, the pair seem happier than ever.
Speaking to The Sun last week, Junaid said: “We’re really good. Really really happy. Really loved up.”
He added: We’re in a really good space. Happy. We’ll see how things go. Let’s see what happens.”
But he admitted he is yet to speak to Harry, his former best friend, about the betrayal.
“No I havent spoken to him and I genuinely wish him the best,” he told us.
“I think that friendship is done. I wish him the best and I hope that he is ok. I send him my love and I hope that he is ok. “
Harry was left completely heartbroken and blindsided by their budding romance, which has played out on screen.
This weekend Joe and Junaid have jetted off on their first proper holiday together – to Ibiza.
The pair have shared numerous snaps as they headed to the party isle, in a move that is likely to upset Harry even further.
During last week’s Towie Harry’s furious cousin Amy Childs was seen confronting Junaid and Joe.
She told Junaid: “I really hope you two get married, but I know for a fact in two weeks time you’ll ring me and say ‘Amy look what he’s done to Harry and now look what he’s done to you,’ so good luck to you.”
Amy was joined by her fiancé Billy Delbosq, who also backed Harry, as he called Junaid and Joe’s romance “fake.”
He said: “Personally I think he’s going to drop you out, and whatever this is that’s going on it’s as fake as a handbag down Dagenham market.”
As they turned to leave, Amy turned back and said: “Yeah you’re snakes, hun.”
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Strictly Come Dancing is back for what promises to be another week of incredible performances from this year’s celebrity contestants.
Week four of the BBC dancing competition will see the long-anticipated return of DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles to the programme after he was forced to pull out of Movie Week due to a leg injury.
“When I signed up to Strictly I never thought for a moment that I would love dancing they way that I do and I well and truly have caught the dancing bug so I am absolutely delighted to be back tomorrow,” Knowles told fans on Instagram.
He added: “I am so grateful to all the physios and the medical team at the BBC for getting me back on my feet. See you tomorrow night.”
This week’s routines include two salsas, two quicksteps and a Viennese waltz.
Comedian Chris McCausland and his partner Dianne Buswell will perform a salsa to “Down Under” by Men at Work, with EastEnders star Jamie Borthwick and Michelle Tsiakkas performing the same style to Lucenzo’s “Danza Kuduro”.
Former Love Island contestant Tasha Ghouri and Aljaž Škorjanec will dance a charleston to “Unhealthy” by Anne Marie. Meanwhile, TV doctor Punam Krishnan and Gorka Márquez will jive to “2 Be Loved (Am I Ready)” by Lizzo.
Anton Du Beke reveals why he never got angry with ‘awful’ Strictly partners
Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has said he never got angry with his celebrity dance partners while he was a professional on the show.
Throughout his time as a professional, Du Beke often found himself paired with celebrities who either failed to make it far in the competition including, Anne Widdecombe, Gillian Taylforth, Lesley Joseph and Susannah Constantine.
“I say this in the nicest way but none of them are 25. They are wonderful, interesting, fabulous, brilliant, funny, intelligent women who I enjoyed every second with, but it is what it is,” he said.
Du Beke said the most he could ask of his partner was that they “try their best”, adding: “That is as much as you can do.”Read more below:
Lydia Spencer-Elliott12 October 2024 16:00
Nick Knowles to return to Strictly dancefloor after double injury
A BBC spokesperson has confirmed DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles will return to Strictly Come Dancing for week four of the competition.
“We are all delighted that Nick Knowles and Luba Mushtuk will be dancing in this Saturday’s show. Nick has been cleared to dance by the medical and physio teams following his injury last week,” they said.
“Due to time taken out of training this week, they will be performing their Movies Week charleston to “Rain On The Roof” from Paddington 2.”
Read more about Knowles’ injury below:
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Chris McCausland responds to Toyah Willcox’s It Takes Two blunder
While it’s clear that Willcox was aiming to complement McCausland for his dancing skills and popularity among Strictly fans, the comments backfired among viewers who said the remark was “uncalled for” and “mean”. However, McCausland has since defended Willcox online, saying that the singer has been “nothing but beautiful and supportive” during their few weeks together on the dancing competition.
“What she said on It Takes Two was funny and an incredible bloody compliment,” he said.
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The Strictly stars with previous dance experience, from Tasha Ghouri to JB Gill
As many of the celebrities competing on Strictly are actors, singers and performers, a large number of them will have trained in dance or theatrical performance.
Those contestants are often subject to backlash from viewers at home who argue that they have an unfair advantage compared to the other contestants.
So, who has come to the show with previous training? Find out below.
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Watch emotional moment chart-topping rapper Rag ‘n’ Bone Man breaks down in tears on Graham Norton Show
RAG ‘N’ Bone man choked back tears as he opened up on the hugely poignant meaning behind his new album.
The Human hitmaker, 39, performed fresh track, Pocket, live on the BBC‘s Graham Norton Show on Friday.
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Yet it was when the Uckfield-born star arrived on the programme’s star-studded sofa, alongside the likes of comedienne Miranda Hart, 51, and musician Selena Gomez, 32, when emotion hit.
Opening up on the heart-wrenching track, from fresh release What Do You, host Graham told how the lyrics came from “a beautiful sad place.”
Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, real name Rory Graham, agreed and said: “I was trying to figure out how to talk to children about loss and how you sugar coat things and say someone has gone to a better place.
“Even if you don’t necessarily believe that, it was OK to say.
“And I guess what do you believe in means – ohh sorry,” before a sharp intake of breath.
As he continued to stay silent, host Graham said: “Are you OK? You don’t look …” before the audience filled the silence with a round of applause.
Rag ‘n’ Bone man said: “No I am good.”
Graham, offering further support, added: “If its hard to talk about then don’t, honestly you’re fine.”
Yet the hitmaker battled on and said: “Basically I was trying to tell my kids about the loss of my mum.
“And basically what I concluded was it doesn’t really matter what we believe in, it’s about our collective love for each other, and how we get through that together as a family.”
After the emotional confession, Graham replied: “I didn’t mean to upset you but thank you for sharing that.”
Addressing the panel on the sofa, the tattooed singer said: “I didn’t want to bring things down.”
Trying to add a splash of humour Graham quipped: “And also it is one of those things – you’ve called the album that so you are going to have to tell that story again, so I’m so sorry.”
Jane was a key figure in the Uckfield music scene prior to her passing in January 2023.
Fans were quick to take to X to comment on the emotional scenes.
One remarked: “An emotional but lovely #GrahamNorton tonight! Both Miranda and Rag N Bone Man sharing today, and love how supportive the other celebs were!”
Another posted: “I’m not a follower of any of the guests on the #GrahamNorton show, BUT it just gets better, glued to the screen. Proper emotional stories and connections.”
A third put: “That was like a therapy session tonight …”
Another mused: “Ooo love #Ragnboneman on #GrahamNorton tonight.”
The singer recently raised eyebrows among fans as he revealed his very normal job before finding fame.
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