Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland has been a favourite to win the BBC talent show for some time and as the series nears its end, bookies reveal a ‘huge shock’ prediction

Strictly Come Dancing viewers broke down in tears after Chris McCausland's performance on tonight's show. The Scouse comedian wowed fans with his inspiring performance alongside Dianne Buswell. The show's first ever blind contestant had set week 10 as his target in the competition as this was when Dianne's parents,

Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland made a frank admission after making it through to the quarter finals of the competition. The remaining six couples will be dancing to numbers from musicals on next week's show.

Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland was shortlisted for an extremely exciting and prestigious job before he started doing stand up, but he lost out for a tragic reason

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left furious for Chris McCausland as they claimed the show's decision to put on the first dance-a-thon in three years was in 'bad taste'

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left outraged for Chris McCausland as they blasted the show for putting him at a major 'disadvantage'. The remaining celebs and pros were all tasked with dancing together on the stage at the end of the BBC show in the first dance-a-thon since 2018.

Chris McCausland on the fears for his career that nearly ended his Strictly Come Dancing journey before it even began

Opening up the show were Chris and Dianne with their American Smooth to Paul Anka’s ‘Jump’, a routine which drew praise from both Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke in particular as they awarded the duo their first 10s of the series.

Craig Revel-Horwood described Chris McCausland's performance as "spectacular" on this week's Strictly Come Dancing. McCausland, the show's first blind contestant and now aged 47, has wowed both the judges and viewers with his performances alongside Dianne Buswell,