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Strictly's Hamza Yassin opens up about 'severe' learning difficulty amid 'woke' row

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Hamza Yassin isn't too worried about how far he gets on Strictly Come Dancing.That's because the Countryfile presenter said that even appearing on the BBC show is something he counts as a "win already", because he battles with "severe" dyslexia.

But he might want to start thinking about the glitterball trophy after all, because the first live show saw him and Will Mellor top the leaderboards with 34 points out of 40.READ MORE: Strictly's Hamza Yassin slams 'woke' claims and defends co-star from 'nonsense' criticsHamza, who is partnered with dancing pro Jowita Przystal, spoke to Daily Star and other press at a roundtable event ahead of their dancefloor debut.He opened up about living with a learning difficulty like dyslexia and how it's affected his mindset going into the show, and also seemed to praise the programme's inclusive casting.Dyslexia is a commonlearning difficulty that mostly affects skills such as fluent word reading and spelling.He said: "I’m severely dyslexic, so to know that someone that has as much severe dyslexia as me is on TV, being successful, that’s amazing."Go back twenty or fifteen years and say to that young kid ‘You’re going to be doing this… it’s a win already."Asked how far he’s hoping to get in the competition, Hamza replied: “Yeah, past the first round, into the second!

Take every week as your last, just enjoy it.”The wildlife cameraman said he got some Strictly tips from his pal Reverend Richard Coles."He's an amazing, amazing dude," Hamza said. "He just said have the best time ever.

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