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A Christmas special featuring ex-winners of the series Abbey Clancy, Harry Judd and Tom Chambers who compete against Lisa Snowden, Cassidy Little and Alison Hammond in hopes of taking away the Christmas trophy. The dances featured are all themed around pantomimes, with Tess, Claudia and the judges also getting into the Christmas spirit. Blake and Shirley Bassey perform.
Four couples become three as one couple is eliminated from the competition. The three remaining couples perform their favourite routine from the whole series as the lines are reopened. The entire cast of the show this year perform a routine before the winner of the series is announced.
The remaining four couples perform two routines before the lines are opened for the winner to be crowned later tonight.
Tess and Claudia reveal who is through to the final next week. Plus a musical performance from Kylie Minogue.
Tess and Claudia present this years semi-final with the final five couples competing for one of the four places in the finale.
Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman return as your hosts for an unforgettable evening of Strictly drama, in the first results show of the series.
The judges' scores and public votes are in. The two couples with the lowest scores dance off against each other, and one of them will chasse out of the competition for good.
Plus, our professional dancers will be treating us to a spectacular routine accompanying the legendary Rod Stewart.
Grab your glitterballs and join Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman for a sparkling spectacular as all 15 couples hit the dance floor, together for the first time in a dance floor spectacular.
Every step counts, as the judges' scores from last week are combined with those from tonight's show. The celebrities are dancing for survival, as the two lowest-scoring couples will face the dreaded dance-off in Sunday's results show.
The pressure is on. No-one wants to be the first to leave the competition.
Join Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman for the weekend's second live show full of Strictly sparkle, as nine more celebrities take to the floor for their dancing debuts.
The judges can't wait to critique the talent, and, by the end of the show, viewers will know who has the potential to go far in the competition and who will be worried that their time on Strictly could be a short-lived dream.
The Viewers' Vote doesn't start for another week, but the judges' scores will give us our first leader board, so it's all to dance for.
Join Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman for the first night in a live dancing double bill as six couples take to the floor for the very first time. There'll be no public vote this week, but the couples still have to impress the Strictly judges, whose scores will be carried over to next week.
Will all those hours in the training room pay off? Whose nerves will get the better of them? And who will be cha-cha-cha-ing their way to the top of the leader board?
Let's start dancing!
Put your dancing shoes on, Strictly is back! It's glitz and glamour all the way as Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman launch the new series. Get on board the Strictly express as the journey begins for 15 new stars, including the nail-biting moment when they discover who their dancing partners are.
The couples then take to the dance floor to perform together for the very first time in their much-anticipated inaugural group routine. Will it be ballroom bliss or murder on the dance floor?
Plus, music performances from soul star Gregory Porter and singing sensation Jess Glynne.
Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman will present another series of the BAFTA award-winning Strictly Come Dancing on BBC One, putting the sparkle back into Saturday and Sunday nights.
The biggest and best dancing show on television is back this autumn with the return of Strictly's legendary judging panel. This year's celebrity line-up will be hoping to impress Head Judge Len Goodman and his fellow co-stars Darcey Bussell, Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood.
The forthcoming series will be Len Goodman's final year on the judging panel as today he announces that he is stepping down from his role as Head Judge. Len Goodman has been Head Judge on Strictly Come Dancing since the show began on BBC One.
Len Goodman says: "In 2004, I was asked to take part in a brand new BBC Saturday night show, and who would have thought me, old Len Goodman, would still be part of this amazing series more than 10 years on. This adventure began when I was 60 and now that I've reached my 70s, I've decided after this year it's time to hand the role of Head Judge to someone else. It is an honour being part of the wonderful Strictly Come Dancing family and I'm looking forward to my last series very much and to whatever comes next."
Charlotte Moore, Director of Content at the BBC, says: "After 12 years, our wonderful Head Judge Len has decided it's time to hang up his Strictly Come Dancing shoes! I know we are all going to miss him tremendously, but I also know Len's final series is going to be full of unmissable moments and I hope audiences will give him the special send-off he so deserves."
Louise Rainbow, Executive Producer of Strictly Come Dancing, says: "We are absolutely delighted that Tess, Claudia and our judges are all returning for another year. Whilst we will be sad to say goodbye to Len, as our way of saying thank you, we are all determined to make this series the most spectacular, most glittery and entertaining yet."
Strictly Come Dancing is a BBC Studios production and returns for its 14th series this autumn on BBC One.
