Bruno Tonioli forced to miss Strictly Come Dancing final as travel 'too risky'

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EastEnders fans have begged Jake Wood to return to Albert Square as Max Branning.The actor, who left the BBC One soap last year, sparked return rumours after he took to Instagram on Sunday to mark the first anniversary since his exit.He shared a throwback video montage of Max dragging a heavy black bag out of the house and putting it in a rubbish bin.At the end of the short clip, Jake can be seen staring menacingly at the camera as Max while dressed all in black.The soap star penned alongside the montage clip: "Just been told it's a year ago today since I left @bbceastenders. Time flies x."Unsurprisingly, Jake's latest Instagram grid update caused a stir amongst fans, with some begging for him to return.One fan penned: "Time to come back then."Another added: "Get back on it, and kick up merry hell."A third person posted: "They still talking about Max so you could return.."While a fourth social media user said: "Ready to come back then?"Others mentioned that Max could come back and kill serial killer Gray Atkins (Toby Alexander-Smith), who has murdered three Walford resident and the past 18 months."Is that a body in that bag?? If so, who is it?" asked one fan.A second person replied: It’s Gray’s body."While another posted: "Max needs to come back to save EastEnders.

TikTok has been the source of countless online trends since its inception in 2016.However, some of the most popular videos on the platform today are aimed at helping people save money and find their dream bargains, including by buying Amazon 'return' pallets.These are boxes of returned Amazon goods which aren't suitable to be resold. You can buy one for under £100 and get up to £600 worth of items—but the catch is that you don't know what you're going to get.One TikTok user, Brooke, says she made almost £200 after buying a return box."I bought this because of TikTok, it was $125 and apparently there's $600 worth of stuff in here."I'm going to resell it and make bank!"When Brooke first cracks open the box, she finds a sleek-looking Adidas sports bag with new tags and is suitably impressed.However, the rest of the box wasn't so great.

Vanessa Feltz ended up in tears as she was surprised for her birthday on This Morning.

You can watch the video belowThe simple slideshow starts begin a curtain draw, revealing the title "My exit interview".Then she puts up a graph showing how her mental health drops gradually the longer she stays at the company.Next is a pie chart explaining the "reasons" she has cried in the past 365 days – the smaller portion of the blue section says "work" and sadly, the remaining section says "also work".At the end she adds: "I will not be providing further feedback since you don't listen anyways."To her surprise, many viewers supported her decision and asked to have a template of her "exit interview" PowerPoint.One shared his honest opinion: "This is perfect, no changes required.

IF anyone should know who to impress to win Strictly Come Dancing, it’s cricket legend Darren Gough. The former England fast bowler was crowned champion of the BBC1 show in 2005, before winning the Christmas special that year, and another in 2007.

Strictly Come Dancing's 2005 champion has weighed in on how the show could fix up.

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli will be forced to take a pay cut over his no-show this series. The extrovert judge, 65, has not appeared in person for a single episode owing to filming clashes with US version Dancing With The Stars.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has reportedly taken a £125,000 pay cut after being absent from the studio this year.

from Saturday's performances. The hit ballroom dancing competition is heating up as the remaining celebrities battle it out in the race for the elusive glitterball trophy.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli is “worried” about his future as a judge on the show, reports claim.The 65 year old has been unable to appear on this year’s BBC series due to travel restrictions. He is currently in the USA judging on Dancing With The Stars.Throughout the series, professional dancer Anton Du Beke stepped in as a temporary judge after Motsi Mabuse was forced to self isolate after she was forced to take a last-minute trip to Germany.

Bruno Tonioli is said to fear he may be 'forgotten' from the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel and replaced by Anton du Beke.

Strictly Come Dancing has reportedly been cancelled.The fan-favourite judge is currently at his home in America and had been planning to return towards the end of the series.While in America, Bruno, 65, has been appearing during Sunday night results shows via video link to deliver his verdict on the performances.It had been hoped that Bruno would return to Strictly for the final four episodes, which include the semi-final and the final.He mainly resides in Los Angeles, where he also sits on the judging panel of the US counterpart, Dancing With The Stars.Now, it has been deemed "too much of a risk", for him to leave Los Angeles and head to London.Despite not being in the studio, he will continue to appear via a video link as the series

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli will miss the rest of this year's series and not return for the final. BBC bosses had hoped the flamboyant Italian, 65, would return for at least the semi-final, and the grand finale just before Christmas.

comes to an end Monday night, as the new mirrorball champions will be revealed live by host Tyra Banks.Be sure to follow along with ET as we live blog all of the biggest moments from finale night, including Derek Hough's second sure-to-be epic performance of the season and Nelly taking the stage to entertain us with a medley of his greatest hits, as Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov dance to his music.On top of that, everyone from the cast (with the exception of star Carole Baskin) will be back in the ballroom tonight to cheer on the four finalists -- Nelly and Daniella Karagach, Kaitlyn Bristowe and Artem Chigvintsev, Justina Machado and Sasha Farber, and Nev Schulman and Jenna Johnson.Voting will take place live during the show, which

Strictly Come Dancing fans have called for Anton du Beke to be made a permanent judge on the hit BBC show.