joe sugg isa something in this country. a youtube star in stacey dooley is a documentary maker. they have got thejudges on is a documentary maker. they have got the judges on side and the public. they are the bookies' favourite. you have the experienced a nswe i’s , favourite. you have the experienced answers, faye tozer, formerly of steps, and ashley roberts, a former pussycat dolls, who has wowed the judges week after week but is not loved by the audiences and has had to work to get out of the bottom two. that is the question, as a more ignorant observer in my case, not watching it every episode but catching different bits from week to week, what is striking is that even if you do a sensational dance, does not mean you will get the appreciation of the audience? we are two british men that because we can be technically very adept at something but what we like to see is someone's confidence grow. stacey dooley was very self—deprecating at the beginning and joe sugg has never dance the step. he looked like bambi, trying to l

, who also i was supporting joe sugg, who also had no experience.ee someone like him and stacy blossoming all the way to the final is absolutely incredible and i think it's going to be very good press and it's going to be very good press and it's going to do great things for the show because it is about time that non—dancer won it. the show because it is about time that non-dancer won it. so you think there are too many people with real dance experience, professional dance experience, who are on the show now? absolutely. ashley had a lot of experience, and so has faith but i must say faye was outstanding in the final and if must say faye was outstanding in the finaland ifi must say faye was outstanding in the finaland if i had must say faye was outstanding in the final and if i had to put my official dancer or choreographer hat on, i would official dancer or choreographer hat on, iwould have official dancer or choreographer hat on, i would have to say that faye was my winner. but the public decided that stacey was going to lift the glitterball troph

she beat finalists ashley roberts, faye tozer and joe sugg, winning the public vote, despite being placed leaderboard. it's just it'sjust approaching it's just approaching ten past six. the number of children with special educational needs across england is growing, with so—called sen pupils now making up 15% of all students. so, with that in mind, will the announcement today of a further £350 million pounds of government funding to support those with more complex needs go far enough? — we're joined now by primary school head teacherjim nicholson, who is also a representative for the national association of head teachers. your school is a mainstream school. your school is a mainstream school. you have pupils who have special educational needs. this new funding, which is something like, what, £230 million, is a significant boost, but how much of a difference would it make to you. its £350 million and its 100 million for the capital expenditure. globally, we welcome it. we've been having a long campaign to raise the issue about school funding significantly. it's a bit of a success. recognis

we have a 2—tier arrangement, the people'sfavourite, joe sugg and stacey and then the more expert, itught the imagination in the way that stacey and joe have succeeded in doing. it has become a cliche, the journey, succeeded in doing. it has become a cliche, thejourney, that is succeeded in doing. it has become a cliche, the journey, that is what the viewers buy into. it is a combination of technical skill, the emerging transformation, the confidence, and as we have seen with stacey and joe, the enthusiasm to put themselves into it completely week after week and see them develop as dancers and tell that story. it is about connecting with the audience, both at home and in the ballroom. wendy, who will you be voting for? or do you feel so guilty voting for? or do you feel so guilty voting against anyone you vote for all of them? i want faye and giovanni to win. why? they have such a connection on the dance floor. their viennese waltz was stunning. i think it could be any of the four.|j guess it depends on the kind of fa ncy of guess it depends on the kind of fancy of god. for someone li

she beat finalists ashley roberts, faye tozer and joe sugg, winning the public vote, despite being placede's leaderboard. you watched it, didn't you? it was absolutely brilliant and i think that hideously overused phrase the journey that she went on was extraordinary, no dance experience, brilliant. for anyone with two left feet like me it brings you out on a cold sweat, you have to say well done. an inquest is continuing into the death of a disabled woman in worcestershire, after she had all her teeth removed by a dentist at an nhs trust. the case has raised wider concerns about teeth extractions in vulnerable patients and whether dental trusts are protecting their best interests. we'rejoined now by kari gerstheimer from the charity mencap. thank you very much indeed for coming in, we appreciate it. we don't want to talk too much about this case but generally, is there a problem with people having teeth extraction is broadly? when perhaps they are not needed?|j extraction is broadly? when perhaps they are not needed? i think very serious questions need to be asked about why people with a