Will Young to perform first Strictly routine to David Bowie song

The ex-Labour MP said he was “madly disappointed” with his waltz to Elvis Presley’s Are You Lonesome Tonight which left him bottom of the leaderboard.

Speaking during rehearsals, the brunette beauty revealed she was feeling overwhelmed, but was grateful to have her partner by her side. I’ve got to say you danced it beautifully’.

Head judge Len Goodman said he was “pleasantly surprised” by Balls performance whilst judge Bruno Tonioli called the dance “prim and proper” and “politically correct”.

Daisy will be hoping she and Aljaz Skorjanec are as Unforgettable as the Nat King Cole track they will be waltzing to.

Strictly Come Dancing continues on BBC One next Saturday at 6.20pm.

The 27-year-old, who is the daughter of singer and fashion designer Pearl Lowe, only discovered that Bush rocker Gavin was her biological father at the age of 14.

“Although they’ve always been unconditionally proud of me I think there is something magical about being able to take part in something which gives them such joy and escapism especially as they suffer from all sorts of illnesses”.

She joked: “I’m just really throwing myself in the deep end all over the gaff, I don’t know what I’m doing!” “It really meant the world to me”. Who was your favourite?

We’ll see Greg, Natalie and the rest of the Strictly couples perform live for the first time on Friday, 23 September from 9pm on BBC One.

A third said: “Strictly Come Dancing nearly got us weeping within the first three minutes”.

“I’m learning from an Italian man who has only learned English in the a year ago, so that’s quite interesting”.

Oduba and his partner Joanne Clifton danced the tango to Geronimo by Sheppard, while Rutherford and Natalie Lowe danced the jive to the Temptations’ Get Ready.

Anastacia and Brendan Cole collected 28 points for their cha cha to Lady Marmalade, putting them in fifth place.