DANCE enthusiasts will tonight tune in to watch this years Strictly stars strut their stuff on the dancefloor in a bid to win the 2020 glitterball trophy in the final. But who are the champions who…

The Duchess of Cornwall is to make an appearance on the Strictly Come Dancing final.

"This is a perfect nod to what they could have done together."

Many fans questioned whether Strictly would even be able to go ahead in the pandemic, but this series has been more impressive than ever and a welcome reminder of the importance of event television, Isobel Lewis writes

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Metal, punk and prog-loving comedian Bill Bailey wins Strictly Come Dancing with partner Oti Mabuse...by dancing to Queen

Duchess Camilla is a huge fan of the BBC One show

Bill Bailey, Maisie Smith, HRVY and Jamie Laing competed to lift the glitterball trophy.

The former Strictly Come Dancing professional tells RadioTimes.com exclusively he was "surprised" by some of the judges' choices.

Bill Bailey, HRVY, Maisie Smith and Jamie Laing will compete for the glitterball trophy on Saturday.

The Strictly 2020 finalist admitted that he's "always wanted to be a judge" on the BBC One show's panel.

The star said it took a while for her to recognise that she had a problem.

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The multi-award-winning comedian, musician, actor, writer and director has danced his way through to the last four with partner Oti Mabuse - Story by Alex Layton

The Duchess of Cornwall, 73, is said to be appearing in two pre-recorded clips where she will thank the hit BBC One series for bringing 'much-needed cheer' to 2020.