DIANNE Buswell has slammed a Strictly viewer who suggested the only reason Chris McCausland hasn’t been voted off is because he’s blind. The comedian, and dance partner Dianne, are

Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell and Chris McCausland continue to capture the heart of the nation with their performances on the dancefloor every week. They sailed through to the semi-final of the BBC dance competition following their quickstep to You’re The Top from Anything Goes.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Chris McCausland defended himself moments after a mistake from Dianne Buswell was spotted.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell has hit back at criticism from the judges, which saw her tear up on screen. Strictly Come Dancing professional Dianne Buswell reacted to some negative

Strictly Come Dancing favourites Pete Wicks and Chris McCausland have hit back at a complaint made against them as they addressed recent antics on the BBC dance competition

The first blind contestant to take part in Strictly Come Dancing, Chris McCausland, has opened up about his family life and the worries he has over the future

Chris McCausland and his Strictly Come Dancing partner, Dianne Buswell, shared an emotional moment after the pair pulled off their Quickstep routine. Dianne, fighting back tears, said how meaningful it was to see Chris step out of his comfort zone: “His safe space has always been down here,

Strictly Come Dancing has been on our screens for 20 years but this year is the first it has had a blind contestant. And it seems the success of comedian and actor Chris McCausland has had a knock-on effect with one inclusive London dance company seeing an increase in the numbers of those wanting to take lessons.

Chris McCausland and Strictly partner share emotional moment after 'joyous' dance performanceStrictly Come Dancing, BBC

Fans insist Chris McCausland’s quickstep was ‘wonderful’ after judge’s comments - It was Musicals Week in the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom and, of course, one pair danced to a song from Wicked