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Dancing On Ice to need a crash helmet, but Happy Mondays star Bez is still standing. Just. No one is more shocked that he lives to fight another day than the man himself, and as he prepares to take to the ice again tonight Bez admits he feels guilty better skaters are being dumped from the show.

Dancing on Ice star Ria Hebden has addressed her ex-show rivals being "professionally trained dancers" ahead of her exit from the popular ITV show.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Lorraine presenter, 39, spoke candidly about her competitors' experience while branding herself "innocent" on the ice over her lack of professional training and having to start "from scratch".This series saw Ria partnered with ice skating pro Łukasz Różycki as she took part in the competition.However, the star found herself up against a slew of strong celeb contestants and was eventually named the second celebrity to be voted off the show.Speaking about the competition, Ria told Express.co.uk that she felt "quite innocent" as she didn't have any dance background.Addressing her fellow celebrity contestants, Ria explained how they were at an advantage.She said: "Everybody's at different levels, you've got some people who are professionally trained dancers who have been all their lives."So they know how to hold their posture and balance, they know how to extend their legs and keep their hips turned out."All these things that I'm learning from scratch now, they've had years of that understanding and training," she added.The Lorraine star went on to explain how she feels that even her co-stars who were actors and presenters knew how to "put on a show".Ria said: "You've also got other people who have been on live shows like this for years, so they'll understand how to channel that adrenaline and put it into their performance and not let their nerves get the better of them."You've also got people who are actors so they'll know how to put on a show and performance."Ria told how she felt that her lack of acting experience meant she was less

In yet another jam-packed and exciting Dancing On Ice, standards were undeniably high, with Brendan Cole scoring the first nine of the series, and Kimberly Wyatt bagging a series high-score of 34. It was Movies Week, and while Bez amused audiences with his playful skating habits and crash helmet, and Sally Dynevor stunned in a brown wig, it was Ria Hebden who was the second celeb to be eliminated with skating partner Łukasz Różycki. Dancing On Ice's Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston shared his "shock" in his OK! column that Rachel Stevens found herself in the bottom two with Ria in Sunday evening's show.

In yet another jam-packed and exciting Dancing On Ice, standards were undeniably high, with Brendan Cole scoring the first nine of the series, and Kimberly Wyatt bagging a series high-score of 34. It was Movies Week, and while Bez amused audiences with his playful skating habits and crash helmet, and Sally Dynevor stunned in a brown wig, it was Ria Hebden who was the second celeb to be eliminated with skating partner Łukasz Różycki. Dancing On Ice's Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston shared his "shock" in his OK! column that Rachel Stevens found herself in the bottom two with Ria in Sunday evening's show.

Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have apologised for making Dancing on Ice fans feel queasy.

Rachel Stevens had a rollercoaster of a debut on Dancing On Ice on Sunday night.

Dancing On Ice's newest judge Oti Mabuse may have forgotten where she was on Sunday night.

Rachel Stevens revealed the "special" meaning behind her Dancing On Ice debut on Sunday night. The former S Club 7 star, 43, took to the ice for the first time after she had to pull out of last week's show due to fracturing her wrist following a fall on the ice with pro Brendyn Hadfield.

Coronation Street actress Sally Dynevor sent Dancing On Ice fans wild on Sunday's episode as she unveiled a new hair transformation. For the ITV show's Movie Week, the actress, 58, who has played Sally Metcalfe on the cobbles for more than 30 years, wore a brown wig complete with a fringe as she portrayed Judy Garland on ice.

Ria Hebden became the second star to leave Dancing On Ice on Sunday night after finding herself in the dreaded skate-off. Ria, 39, performed with pro Lukasz Rozycki as she went against Rachel Stevens and Brendyn Hadfield, who also received the lowest votes on the show. After both stars took to the ice with their pro partners to perform in the dreaded skate-off, the four judges - Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, Oti Mabuse and Ashley Banjo - delivered their verdict with Rachel and Brendyn winning an unanimous vote.

Dancing On Ice host Holly Willoughby looked incredible on Sunday's episode as she opted for a blue sparkly gown. The This Morning star, 40, took to Instagram ahead of the ITV show's Movie Week to give her 7.5million followers a glimpse at her outfit for the latest instalment of the skating competition.

Dancing on Ice star Ria Hebden has shared how it's been a "real challenge" learning how to skate, as she narrowly avoided being voted off the show in the skate-off on Sunday's programme.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Lorraine star, 39, candidly addressed the impact a "traumatic" injury had on her confidence while learning how to ice skate with her pro partner, Lukasz Różycki.Lorraine's entertainment reporter revealed that she struggled when she first took to the ice as she had previously suffered a "traumatic" injury which saw her fall and require stitches.Ria confessed: "She said: "For me, I actually slipped on a wet floor years ago and fell face first and nearly knocked my teeth out, I had to have 12 stitches in my lip."It was really traumatic, root canal surgery, all of that."I know the physical pain when I fall flat on my face," she added.She explained that the fear of falling and repeating her injury initially held her back from giving it her all, before adding that her partner gradually built her confidence.Ria went on: "So at the very beginning it was something that I really feared when I first started skating."So I told Lukasz about that from the beginning, he then really took his time to work to build up my confidence to feel safe doing those scary things and now I feel much better about it."Ria shared that she has never skated before and opened up about how challenging she found it both physically and mentally.She said: "It's a huge learning curve, you're learning the moves, learning how to skate."From a psychological point of view you're learning how to balance, because how you hold yourself and position your weight is so key with ice skating."If you put your weight in the wrong position just for a

Dancing on Ice star Ria Hebdon has revealed this week's skate has an extra element of danger to it. The TV presenter told Lorraine Kelly how Sunday's show may end in more than tears if her dance does not go to plan. Chatting on the ITV show Lorraine, where she is the entertainment editor, Ria told her presenting colleague how professional skater Lukasz Rozycki will need to brace himself.

Ben Foden has been enjoying a romantic getaway with his wife Jackie following his elimination from Dancing on Ice. The rugby ace, 36, became the first celebrity to be voted off the show, after losing a skate-off to Lorraine presenter Ria Hebden during week one of the ITV competition. Ben looks to have gotten over his shock departure from the show however, and he and wife Jackie, 37, have headed off on a romantic getaway, along with their one year old daughter Farrah.

Dancing on Ice after being in the skate off with TV presenter Ria Hebden. Ben's wife, Jackie Belanoff-Smith has taken to Instagram to slam the ice skating show as a "popularity competition", calling the show "unfair" and "pointless".The rugby star and his professional partner Robin Johnstone were the first couple to be eliminated from this year's Dancing On Ice.They faced off against presenter Ria Hebden, 39, and her professional skating partner Łukasz Różycki last night on ITV.Judges Ashley Banjo, Oti Mabuse, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean unfortunately voted unanimously to save Ria.Jackie took to her Instagram story to slate the show in view of her 10,200 followers.She penned: "What's the point of saying it's a skate competition when it's really just a popularity competition?"Why divide the skaters into two weeks, groups of your choosing, and why not judge all their scores together after the two weeks?"What's the point of getting a bunch of people together and then not judging them together afterwards?"Continuing to hit out at the show, she went on: "And what's the point of having a judging panel when it's all down to a public vote."That's not a skate competition, it's a popularity competition.

Molly-Mae Hague laughed off a tooth accident with fans as she headed to the dentist.

Dancing On Ice fans felt nauseous after watching Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean's drone-filmed dance on the ITV show.

Dancing On Ice has come under fire from viewers due to an 'off putting' issue they have found with the show.

Dancing On Ice's recent episode saw rugby pro Ben Foden become the first star to be voted off, after the dreaded skate-off.The 36 year old performed with pro Robin Johnstone as he went against Ria Hebden and Lukasz Rozycki, and it was Ben who said goodbye after the judges shared their votes. In the jam-packed show, we also saw a range of new celebs take to the ice, with Love Island's Liberty Poole wowing to Shout Out To My Ex, and Regan Gascoigne bringing a tear to everyone's eye with his stunning performance. While the performances all seemed seamless, our OK! columnist and Dancing On Ice Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston fills us in on the behind-the-scenes action, including some nasty scrapes on the ice.

Dancing On Ice fans ended up complaining of sickness during the second episode of the competition.

Dancing on Ice fans watched this season's first celebrity skate-off as TV presenter Ria Hebden took to the ice again for a showdown with rugby player and Celebrity X Factor star Ben Foden.