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Strictly Come Dancing 2020: week six – live

With just seven celebrities and pros in line for the Glitterball, it’s time for Strictly’s finest to put their best feet forward in week six of the live shows

Tonight’s Strictly Come Bingo – a swig of Tier 1 booze for any occurrence of the following:

Evening glitter crew, and welcome to this week’s Strictly Come Dancing liveblog! It’s Week 6, so we’re over the Tier 3 Lackpool hump and are now coasting downhill all the way to Christmas. Wipe away your tiers and forget your festive bubbles; in Strictly world it’s wall-to-wall hugs and sparkly joy.

Tonight’s show kicks off at 7.15pm; as usual I’ll be up here casting a deeply unprofessional eye over the dancing, the outfits and the alarming CGI effects. If you’re not too busy, please feel free to sprinkle some love and happiness in the comment box below. See you in a bit!

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