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The two both agreed that performing the dance itself was "very emotional."Aljaz said: "We had one take it, it was 'go!' and it was one of the most beautiful moments."Especially because, prior to that, we really haven't danced together in so long."And that's why I can't wait to get back."The dancer opened up in June last year when talking to Hello Magazine, about how It Takes Two is her “dream role”.She said: “It’s a dream come true to become part of the It Takes Two team!“Although it’s impossible to fill in the shoes of a legend like Zoe Ball, I hope to make her and all of the Strictly fans proud.“I will miss dancing on that iconic dance floor weekly, but forever grateful to continue being a part of the Strictly Come Dancing family!”

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry fans who often criticise him on Twitter, while dismissing them as nothing more than “people shouting at the television”.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Richard said: “I think Twitter has made itself irrelevant, it’s become so silly.“What Twitter is, really, is you hearing people shouting at the television.

Strictly Come Dancing, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and SAS: Who Dares Wins.The all-rounder even wants to try his hand at culinary creations on The Great British Bake Off.Meanwhile, he's keen to turn around preconceived ideas about him being a "serial dater" or ladies' man, explaining that he likes a long-term relationship.In fact, on Valentine's Day this year, he was at a Birmingham branch of Italian restaurant Frankie and Benny's at a specially designed 'Take A Bae' event that matched up singletons with reality TV stars.James mingled with around 20 other diners and drinkers, having told Express.co.uk before the big day: "You can meet the love of your life going to the shops.

The Sun, blonde-haired beauty Ulrika reflected on her status as a celebrity.She told how "mere mortals" often assume that she leads an exciting life due to her job.However, Ulrika admitted it also presents an issue at times.She wrote: "And while I have no intention of denying I’ve had some remarkable blessings over the years there is a caveat."I’ve lost count of the number of times when certain people’s intention is to treat you with greater disdain, be dismissive or teach you a lesson because you must think you’re special."Insisting that she doesn't see herself this way, she told how it wasn't the case for all of them."Some celebs do believe they’re special and behave in a cavalier way," she admitted.Ulrika went on: "But looking at the situation in which Caroline found herself – fragile and vulnerable – one can’t help but wonder whether it was the intention of those arresting her to teach her a b****y good lesson."Following her death, Caroline's mother Christine asked the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) to order the Metropolitan Police to look into why the TV presenter was charged instead of cautioned when she was arrested in December 2019.The IOPC has since ordered the Met Police to look again at whether Caroline was treated differently due to her celebrity status, which was confirmed by the Met on February 14.Confirming the charges at the time, a Met Police spokesman said: "Caroline Flack, 40, of Islington was charged on Friday, 13 December with assault by beating.

A woman who was attacked with a knife by her boyfriend after months of abuse has stood up in court as he faced justice to bravely vow: 'I will be healed'.

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France is reportedly considering restarting Ligue 1 in June.

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France's coronavirus lockdown measures will remain in place until at least May 11, the country's president has announced.

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Between 50 and 70 people have been sleeping in the Palais des Festivals every night

France threatened to close its border with Britain unless it introduced shutdown measures to stop the threat of Coronavirus, aides to President Emmanuel Macron claimed tonight.

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Coronavirus cases in France are up to a reported 7,730 cases and 175 deaths, leading to PSG forward Neymar making the decision to return to his native Brazil.

The army have been dispatched onto the streets of locked down France to help enforce prohibition on all movement to curb the spread of coronavirus.

French president Emmanuel Macron tonight put his country into full lockdown, declaring ‘we are at war with the coronavirus.’

France has been placed in full lockdown mode by its government, following similar coronavirus measures taken by neighboring Spain and Italy.

France has ordered its residents into a strict lockdown as President Emmanuel Macron warned people their movements are to be "very severely limited".

Following the shutdown of schools and universities announced by France President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, the French prime minister has now banned gatherings for more than 100 people to contain the outbreak of Coronavirus in the country.

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