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Dancing on Ice's Brendan Cole apologises as he kicks Vanessa Bauer in shin with blade

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Dancing on Ice star Brendan Cole accidentally kicked his professional partner Vanessa Bauer in the shin during a training session.The Strictly Come Dancing icon posted a clip of the moment to his Instagram account, with him explaining that while attempting a jump with Vanessa he kicked her in the shin with his blade.He wrote: "When you 3 jump on the ice and kick your partner in the shin with the back end of your blade, sorry @vanessabauer_skates".In the video, Vanessa appears to just about recover from the boot and managed to land the jump with a wobble.

Brendan also tried to grab her to help steady her balance.This comes after Dancing On Ice's Sally Dynevor appeared on Loose Women where she revealed and explained the sweet nickname she and Matt Evers have given themselves on the show.Charlene White headed up the Loose Women panel and after chatting to the pair about their skating stint, she asked both Sally and Matt what their nickname is."Our combined age is 103, and we're the Golden Oldies," professional skater Matt Evers repliedThe panel roared with laughter before the Loose ladies noted just how youthful and young Sally looks – while commenting on her skate from last Sunday where she donned a wig and "looked 25".Corrie legend Sally is 58, while pro-skater Matt is 45 – which does indeed give them a combined age of 103, making their joint nickname incredibly sweet.When Charlene, who was headed up the Loose Women panel on Thursday introduced Sally and Matt and welcoming them into the studio, she asked them how they're finding starring on this season of the show.Sally then replied: "We're having a brilliant time, aren't we Matt?

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