we had bruno tonioli falling off his chair again today, and the reprises of craig revel horwood on hises before one of the dancers. they were on another planet, this lot. what did you think of the man who won? three women rivals! i saw the last dance, the standard was inc fred perry high! i must tell you, the prime minister herself, she's got very important matters to attend to, but she tweeted about it saying it has been fantastic to watch, congratulations to joe has been fantastic to watch, congratulations tojoe mcfadden and commiserations to my constituent, debbie mcgee. debbie mcgee was fantastic! would you have picked joe? fantastic! would you have picked joe? he did a storm, it was the charleston that did it!|j joe? he did a storm, it was the charleston that did it! i might not have, but it wasn't up to me. it could have been up to you, you should have phoned in! keep dancing! keep reviewing! as they say at the end of french films... that is the end. that's it for the papers this hour. thank you, benedicte paviot and robert fox. you'll both be back at 11:30pm for another look at

the duchess also welcomed judge craig revel—horwood and former strictly contestants judy murray, robbiegham palace as they filmed a section of the the strictly come dancing christmas special. brendan later said that camilla definitely "knew her way around the dancefloor". the strictly come dancing christmas special is on christmas day at 6:30pm on bbc1. it is quite something go into buckingham palace. 6:11am on saturday, let's look at the papers. they are pretty varied this morning, i think some of the papers are struggling to find news before christmas. the telegraph, the picture there of borisjohnson in red square after his visit to the kremlin yesterday, the top story is a claim from some business leaders who backed the brexit campaign and funded the campaign that hm rc is now taking its revenge by trying to get out of them. the front page of the song, national outrage. fudge has been axed by a christmas gift box. cadbury‘s owners lasted to secretly dropping the traditional fudge barfrom, i should say it is the medium—sized selection box. if that what it has been replaced with? and o

the duchess welcomed judge craig revel horwood and former strictly come dancing and testing judy murray than 9,000 people in britain are considered ‘hidden homeless‘. that‘s people who are constantly sleeping on public transport or pitching a tent to avoid rough sleeping. the homeless charity, crisis, is warning the government that this number could increase by 50% in the next ten years if it doesn‘t take urgent action to address homelessness. breakfast‘s john maguire is at a crisis christmas shelter this morning. it is busy. lots of people around us are volunteers, but they have had 55 people come in overnight. they will expect to sleep 250 here tonight and over the next few nights over the christmas period. across the country, 13 of these centres, 1200 rough sleepers coming into spent the night here. 4500 clients can get something to eat, get a hot drink, talk to people and access medical services, get checks, dentists, legal services, too. it is a real life—saver, if you like. let‘s talk tojohn sparks, life—saver, if you like. let‘s talk to john sparks, chief life—saver, if you like.