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Strictly Come Dancing 2021: week 10 – as it happened

John and Johannes took on the Argentine Tango, while Tilly and Nikita did the Samba to Dua Lipa. But with the Glitterball in touching distance, who will sail through to the quarter final – and who will be going home?

Very much enjoying the drama of this, and Rose is doing some nice fan work in the opening solo section. Great intent and nice timing from Rose, and love the Flamenco section in the middle, but would have liked a bit more power - it feels a bit soft in places. Great start to the show though, really enjoyed that.

Their Week Ten dance is the Paso Doble to ‘California Dreamin’ by Sia. This is essentially a shouty version of the Mamas & The Papas original, so it could work really well as a Paso. Rose does brilliant characterisation and storytelling, so I have high hopes for this.

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