Strictly Come Dancing result ‘leaked’ as fans fume at week 10 spoiler

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Strictly Come Dancing fans have once again been left fuming after a 'leak' revealed tonight's results. What time is the Strictly Results Show? They said: "Strictly Come Dancing will continue to bring glitter, glamour and glorious dancing to homes across the nation throughout the 2022 FIFA World Cup. "The quarter-final of Strictly Come Dancing will now air live on Friday 2nd December and the semi-final will now air live on Sunday 11th December on BBC One and BBC iPlayer." When is the Strictly Come Dancing final 2022?
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Kyiv vows to continue pushing Russians out after success in Kherson

Ukraine’s president has vowed to keep pushing Russian forces out of his country after they withdrew from Kherson, leaving behind devastation, hunger and booby traps. Kherson residents hugged and kissed the arriving Ukrainian troops in rapturous scenes. As Ukrainian forces on Sunday consolidated their hold on Kherson, authorities contemplated the daunting task of clearing out explosive devices and restoring basic public services in the city. In the past two months, Ukraine’s military claimed to have retaken dozens of towns and villages north of the city of Kherson. Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba, though, sought to temper the excitement over the Russian retreat from Kherson.

2 months ago Lancashire Telegraph

Four arrests at Burnley vs Blackburn Rovers derby in Championship

Burnley showed their class to down Rovers 3-0, and the victory has moved the Clarets top of the table heading into the World Cup mini-break. Following the game, Lancashire Police gave an update on the operation, which continues through Sunday. "They were a 22-year-old man from Burnley and a 26-year-old man from Burnley." Blackburn fans greet Burnley supporters outside the ground (Image: PA)“This has been a significant policing operation which will continue into the evening. After the game, pubs in Burnley were also asked to keep their doors closed to Blackburn Rovers fans for an hour while fans cleared out of the town.

2 months ago Lancashire Telegraph

Liverpool loanee Tyler Morton on settling in at Blackburn Rovers

When Rovers got the signing of Tyler Morton over the line they were clear that he would be the only central midfield addition of the summer. “For me it’s been perfect so far, I’m really enjoying it at the moment, I’m really happy with how it’s going,” he said. “The gaffer hopefully trusts me, I get that sense that he does, and I’m really enjoying it and I don’t think it could have gone any better. “I’m really enjoying it and getting that sense of hope and appreciation from the gaffer means a lot. Yet Morton, Wharton and Garrett were coming into their first full seasons in a first-team setting.

3 months ago Lancashire Telegraph

Lee Mack named as Royal Variety Show 2022 host - See line up and how to watch

Lee Mack will host the Royal Variety show in the Queen's memory this year. The comedian will head a unique celebration at the Royal Albert Hall in London as senior members of the royal family gather for the fundraising event for the Royal Variety Charity. Money raised from the event will go to the Royal Variety Charity which supports people from the world of entertainment in need of care and assistance. The Royal Variety Performance began in 1912 when King George V and Queen Mary attended. Giles Cooper, chairman of the Royal Variety Charity said: “The support from ticket sales for the performance means that the Royal Variety Charity continues to thrive, even given the current economic climate being felt by so many throughout the charitable world.

2 months ago Lancashire Telegraph

Report: Blackburn Rovers humbled by Preston North End at Ewood

A World Cup break may have come inbetween, but there was no disguising this was back-to-back derby defeats for Rovers in equally disappointing fashion as they were thumped 4-1 at home by Preston North End. Ched Evans scored twice, with Ben Woodburn and Ben Whiteman also on target for North End who were given a helping hand by some desperately poor Rovers defending. Rovers made four changes from the Turf Moor defeat which included a first start since September 3 for Bradley Dack. North End settled the quicker, and were winning the majority of second balls, despite being without five regular first-team players. Rovers were second best by a good margin, looking unsettled in and out of possession, with Preston much the hungrier.

1 month ago Lancashire Telegraph

Blackburn Rovers' Ryan Hedges set to learn Wales World Cup fate

Ryan Hedges will find out on Wednesday if he will be heading to the World Cup with Wales. The 27-year-old is understood to have been included in an extended Wales squad already named by Page, albeit not officially, with Hedges to learn his fate on Wednesday. “I think every footballer’s dream is to play at a World Cup and I am no different. The Championship has a month-long break for the World Cup which follows Rovers’ game at Burnley on Sunday, November 13. Goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski is Rovers’ other player who could go to the World Cup, though his is much more of an outside chance.

2 months ago Lancashire Telegraph

'Second best' - Jon Dahl Tomasson reacts to Blackburn Rovers defeat

Jon Dahl Tomasson was critical of his side’s display as they fell to a 4-1 defeat to Preston North End at Ewood Park. Tomasson believes that his players can carry out what’s been asked of them, but the style of play remains a work in progress. “Today we played a very slow game, everyone has seen a slow game, on the ball and without the ball,” Tomasson said. “At the end of the day when you play slow on the ball you make it difficult for yourself. We were second best in everything.”TAKE OUT A SUBSCRIPTION...GAIN UNLIMITED AND UNRESTRICTED ACCESS TO THE LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH WEBSITE WITH A PREMIUM DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTION

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Warning issued as North West Ambulance staff hold strike action

People have been urged to only call 999 for life-threatening emergencies as staff from ambulance services go on strike again today. A spokesperson said: “Strike action is taking place at North West Ambulance Service on January 23 and 24. We will contact you if your appointment needs to be rescheduled due to strike action. “On days where there is strike action, please only call 999 if it is a medical or mental health emergency. With more staff, ambulance response times would improve, and patient waits for treatment shorten.

3 days ago Lancashire Telegraph

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