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Strictly Come Dancing week five – live

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Blondie, Olivia Rodrigo and Måneskin are on the playlist tonight. But whose performance will wow the judges – and who will stumble into trouble? There are several doublings-up of dance styles tonight. Lacey Turner and Graeme Hall tackle the tango, Shaun…

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