Scots villagers hope local hero Hamza Yassin can bring glitterball back to Highlands home in Strictly final

STRICTLY Come Dancing 2022 champion Hamza Yassin has become embroiled in another "fix" row after scooping the Glitter Ball trophy. The BBC wildlife photographer, 32, won the BBC's flagship series on Saturday, beating celebrity competitors Helen Skelton, Molly Rainford and Fleur East in the process.

Footage has emerged of Strictly Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin doing an “advanced” dance at university 12 years ago.

Strictly Come Dancing champion Hamza Yassin and his co-star Helen Skelton have landed themselves a TV job - and they'll be presenting together.

HELEN Skelton has insisted that the Strictly Come Dancing professionals DIDN'T want Hamza Yassin to win the show. The Countryfile star revealed that the dancers were rooting for Gorka Marquez to take home the Glitterball trophy.

STRICTLY Come Dancing finalist Helen Skelton has raised eyebrows after liking a tweet criticising Hamza Yassin. The TV personality has ruffled feathers after making her opinions clear on Twitter about who was the rightful Strictly winner - and it wasn't her fellow presenter Hamza Yassin.

STRICTLY Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin was all smiles as he was crowned the winner of the long running TV show. The wildlife photographer and personality flashed a wide grin as he was seen for the first time since taking home the glitterball trophy with pro partner Jowita Przystal. Hamza, 32, flashed a smile for the cameras as he left the Strictly Come Dancing finale afterparty on Saturday night.

Strictly Come Dancing's winner but not everyone agreed with the result. Helen Skelton, 39, and her professional partner Gorka Marquez had been one of the favourites to win the show but the duo lost out to the wildlife presenter.Hamza and his dance partner Jowita Przystal received the lowest score of the evening, 34, after a few mistakes, but he and Jowita bounced back with their couple's choice, for which they received a perfect score of 40 from the judges.The cameraman had been a hit with viewers and was a firm favourite throughout his time on the show.But Robin Windsor took to Twitter ahead of the results and suggested Fleur East and her partner Vito Coppola were the rightful winners.He tweeted: "Based on tonight Fleur and Vito should take home that mirror ball."His post received over 1,000 likes with Helen also liking the post.Robin later tweeted to congratulate Hamza and Jowita, saying: "tbh all deserving winners for different reasons." (sic)Fans flocked to comment on the post sparking a divide amongst viewers.Jaki tweeted: "Hamza was my favourite from show 1 but tonight Helen & Gorka should have lifted the Glitterball, with Fleur and Vito close on their tails xx." Caldergen commented: "I think it is easy to forget that this is an entertainment show, not Strictly a competition.That is particularly true of the final where judges' scores play no part.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers said they spotted Gorka looking "fuming" when Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal scooped the glitter ball trophy on Saturday night, but now Gorka Marquez has broken his silence.

Shirley Ballas, 62, took to Twitter and responded to a social media critic who claimed the Strictly Come Dancing head judge was "biased".The tweet came just hours before Hamza Yassin, 32, and his professional dance partner Jowita Przystal were crowned this year's winners of Strictly and lifted the Glitterball trophy.Taking to the micro-blogging site on December 17, a Twitter user hit out at the head judge over Will Mellor who did not make it to the show final.Richard claimed: "Shirley I hope you learn from your mistakes or review your biased judging. I understand directly that Will thinks your judging was not fit for purpose on the night."Shirley furiously hit back at the social media troll branding them "Mr Nasty".In view of her 89,000 followers, she penned: "Again another Mr Nasty with no picture all strong behind a keyboard.

Strictly Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin will return home to Scotland to a hero’s welcome – and a sparkling glitterball flag.

Strictly Come Dancing champion Hamza Yassin says he's still trying to 'comprehend' lifting the iconic glitterball trophy.

A flag honouring Hamza Yassin's Strictly Come Dancing 2022 win has been proudly raised over his hometown in Ardnamurchan.

Strictly Come Dancing's Jowita Przystał has paid an emotional tribute to her celebrity partner Hamza Yassin, after they lifted the iconic glitterball trophy.

KATIE Price gave fans a look at her extensive stomach tattoos - as she updated fans on her health woes. The star, 44, has a large unicorn inked across her lower torso with flowers trailing in its wake.

HAMZA Yassin sensationally lifted the glitterball trophy last night — but the real ­winner is Helen Skelton. She danced back to life from her marriage split heartache and is being lined up for new roles to become the BBC’s golden girl.

HAMZA Yassin has been crowned the winner of Strictly Come Dancing after a closely fought final. The four finalists took to the floor with three routines tonight, Judge's Choice, their favourite dance from the series and a show dance.

STRICTLY Come Dancing fans have been left raging that the show is a "fix" after Hamza Yassin was crowned winner. The wildlife cameraman took some viewers by surprise tonight as he was handed the Glitterball trophy, after he failed to impress the judges.

STRICTLY fans have spotted a pro dancer's 'angry face' after failing to win in the final - as Hamza Yassin triumphed. Saturday's final saw Hamza crowned king of the ballroom over Fleur East, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford.

Kilchoan Community Centre almost lost its roof last night when Hamza Yassin brought the Strictly Glitterball home to Scotland.