Rhys Stevenson: Last News

Dan Walker announced that he was leaving BBC Breakfast last month.The 45-year-old presenter has picked up a role at Channel 5, replacing current presenter Sian Williams. He's soared in popularity since his appearance on Strictly Come Dancing, where he placed fifth, behind winner Rose Ayling-Ellis, John Whaite, AJ Odudu and Rhys Stevenson.

Craig Revel Horwood's replacement Cynthia Erivo talks Harry and Meghan"I feel like there will be pressure for me to go far.”Coincidently, former winner Harry witnessed his pal leave the competition tonight after supporting him in the audience.Tom and Amy Dowden missed out on making it through to week 10 after a dance off with Rhys Stevenson and Nancy Xu.The dancing duo performed a Couple’s Choice routine to On My Own from Les Misérables.Judges Cynthia Erivo, Motsi Mabuse, Shirley Ballas and Anton du Beke awarded the pair 31 out of 40 points.Amy said of their exit tonight: “I really wasn’t ready for this. I’ve loved every single second from the bottom of my heart.

Hollyoaks and Coronation Street star Katie McGlynn has been confirmed as the seventh contestant in this year's Strictly Come Dancing line-up.The announcement was made on BBC Breakfast on Tuesday, presented by Jon Kay and Louise Minchin.Katie made her name appearing as Sinead Tinker on the Coronation Street cobbles, before her character was tragically killed off in a cancer plotline.She then took on the role of Becky Quentin in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks, along with appearing as Georgina in The Syndicate.But that isn't all, as Katie first popped up as Jodie 'Scout' Allen in Waterloo Road, back in 2011.She will join six other celebrities already confirmed for the line-up, including Dragons' Den star Sara Davies, CBBC presenter Rhys Stevenson,

STRICTLY Come Dancing has revealed Rhys Stevenson as the latest celebrity to join its growing line up for this year's competition. The children's TV broadcaster becomes the fifth contestant to take to the dancefloor after Bake Off winner John Whaite, McFly legend Tom Fletcher, actor Robert Webb and presenter AJ Odudu were all unveiled this week.