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Chris McCauslanad had his Strictly Come Dancing co-stars in stitches in tonight’s results show as he declares “I can’t believe this is allowed on the tele” as he realises what Strictly pro Johannes Radebe is wearing.The stars were upstairs after learning they had made it through to the next week of the competition, which also happened to be the Halloween special, when the hilarious incident occurred. Johannes explained that Montell Douglas’ mum is like a second parent, and said they have a “special bond” after she won him over with a “plate of food”. As Claudia Winkleman turned to Chris, he retorted to the comment “if she’s like a proper mum, I can’t believe she didn’t say to you ‘you’re not going out dressed like that tonight”.

Veronika Murashkina, a Playboy model and former contestant on the Russian version of The Bachelor, has tragically passed away at the age of 31. Before her untimely death, the star had been battling lung disease and was awaiting a lung transplant.

Former Strictly Come Dancing winner Ola Jordan has suggested that JB Gill found himself in the show's 'danger zone' after he caused a shock landing in the bottom two with his professional dance partner Amy Dowden.

A barmaid who hurled racist abuse at a security guard has been ordered to pay him £100 in compensation. Georgia Ward, 28, told bouncer Agab Nazzal, "F****ing Romanian, go back to your own country" after he told her that she was barred from one of her local pubs.

sign up for access here.Today (October 22), organisers shared the initial batch of names for next summer’s bash – featuring Bonobo, Floating Points and Ben UFO.Other artists on the bill include Or:la, Nosedrip, Sleep D, SHERELLE, Vladimir Ivkovic, Crazy P, Chaos In The CBD, Horse Meat Disco, Luke Una, Craig Richards, Ellie Stokes and Midland.“2025 marks 10 years of Love International and also 20 years since the original Garden Festival, which became Love International in 2016,” a statement read.“Next year’s programme pays homage to these roots, with some guests joining us in 2025 who were a key part of The Garden’s story and Love International’s formative years.”Check out the line-up poster below.A post shared by Love International Festival (@loveintfestival)Crazy P will be represented by remaining members Hot Toddy and Ron Basejam following the “sudden and tragic” death of lead vocalist Danielle Moore recently.In a statement at the time, Moore’s surviving bandmates said: “We cannot believe the news ourselves and we know it will be the same for all of you. She gave us so much and we love her so much.