BBC battling to save Strictly after unjabbed dancers row sends bosses into meltdown

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THE three Strictly Come Dancing professionals in an anti-vax storm have said they would rather quit than be jabbed. Insiders claimed the trio are steadfast in their decisions to not have a Covid vaccination.

THE three Strictly Come Dancing professionals in an anti-vax storm have said they would rather quit than be jabbed. Insiders claimed the trio are steadfast in their decisions to not have a Covid vaccination.

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Boris Johnson even weighed into the row to call on 'everyone' to get the jab.   The identity of the anti-vaxxers is unknown.

Controversial actor Laurence Fox, best known for his role in "Lewis," has signed on to portray Hunter Biden in an upcoming biopic, a move he notes makes him temporarily "uncancelled." The actor took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce that he had been "uncancelled" after a year of being embroiled in various controversies over comments he made about Meghan Markle, the coronavirus pandemic, racism and cancel culture that all culminated in the formation of a new political party and a failed bid for office as the Mayor of London in 2021.  He’ll step back into the public eye by way of the new film directed by longtime actor Robert Davi ("The Goonies," "Licence to Kill") in a film about the ups and downs of President Joe Biden’s youngest son’s

have Covid vaccinations, despite the Prime Minister declaring that they “should get the jab”. The corporation was standing firm against Boris Johnson’s advice on Wednesday, insisting that being vaccinated against the virus is not a legal requirement.

Ola Jordan left Strictly Come Dancing but she remains close to her former co-stars.This week, Ola, 38, enjoyed a reunion with fellow former pros Flavia Cacace and Erin Boag - and sparked a huge fan reaction in the process.MORE: James and Ola Jordan's daughter Ella finally meets grandparents after long separation WATCH: Strictly's Ola Jordan prepares to have BotoxThe snapshot shows the three ladies beaming for the camera as they pose together in a backstage dressing room. "Lovely day working with the girls today," Ola wrote.

THE three Strictly Come Dancing professionals in an anti-vax storm have said they would rather quit than be jabbed. Insiders claimed the trio are steadfast in their decisions to not have a Covid vaccination.

have Covid vaccinations, despite the Prime Minister declaring that they “should get the jab”. The corporation was standing firm against Boris Johnson’s advice on Wednesday, insisting that being vaccinated against the virus is not a legal requirement.

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STRICTLY legend James Jordan last night urged the BBC to reveal which pro dancers had refused to have a Covid jab — and throw them off the show. The ex-pro said bosses had a “moral obligation” to protect other pros and celebs by insisting all those taking part are double jabbed.

BBC series from 2006 to 2013, hit out at the trio, who are unnamed, during a debate on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday, alongside ex Strictly dancer Kristina Rihanoff.   Sources have claimed one professional dancer has already been paired with a celebrity and it is well-known among the cast that they have refused the jab, sparking resentment behind the scenes.

James Jordan has called for 'Strictly Come Dancing' professional dancers to be sacked from the show if they refuse a coronavirus vaccination. The 43-year-old star - who was a pro on the BBC Latin and ballroom programme from 2006 to 2013 - believes celebrities have "every right" to refuse to dance with someone if they haven't been jabbed.

James Jordan and Kristina Rihanoff were seen clashing on Good Morning Britain§ on Tuesday 21 September. Former Strictly Come Dancing pros James and Kristina, both 43, appeared on the ITV news show to debate if the Strictly professionals should be made to be vaccinated or leave the job.The debate was sparked following reports that two unnamed Strictly professionals have refused the jab, with another being added to the list recently.

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FORMER Strictly Come Dancing star dancer James Jordan has called for the show’s pros to be sacked if they have refused the Covid vaccination.  Today, The Sun revealed that a third dancer on the BBC show has decided against having the jab - creating further resentment amongst the crew and this year’s celebrities.  Appearing on today’s Good Morning Britain, James was left fuming as he rowed with fellow former pro Kristina Rhinaoff about the topic. Making his position very clear, James said: "I would normally protect the professional dancers until the cows come home but on this particular occasion I can’t unfortunately.

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