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Strictly dance floor.If show bosses get their way, Andrew Neil would join the ranks of celebs trading their day jobs for the jive instead.It’s reported that producers approached Neil, 72, earlier this month, and are keen for him to compete.Andrew recently quit the BBC after presenting political coverage there for 25 years, and he jumped ship to GB News.Despite this slight, the Beeb are still keen to have him take part in the popular dancing show.Many other journalists have donned their dancing shoes over the years, including Kate Silverton, 50, Susanna Reid, 50, John Sergeant, 77, and Natasha Kaplinsky, 48, A source told The Sun on Sunday: “Andrew was flattered by the request from Strictly and thinks the idea of him prancing around a

BBC's News at Ten frontman Huw Edwards is said to be "very cross" about the way he has been treated and is thought to be set to leave the BBC after an internal inquiry has been carried out. Huw was suspended from his work duties with the BBC in July after it was reported that he had paid a teenager £35,000 in exchange for sexually explicit images.

STRICTLY bosses are welcoming back over-60s celebrities after reluctantly ruling them out last year because of Covid. Oldies had to quickstep aside when insurers refused cover.

John Sergeant says it should not be a criminal offence to watch TV without owning a licence.

The Chase celebrity special was back tonight, with the channel airing another one of its throwback episodes.