Strictly Come Dancing due to coronavirus.The star is a judge on the glitzy contest here and in the US – where it is called Dancing With The Stars.Every autumn he jets across the Atlantic on a weekly basis so that he can appear on both shows.But the pandemic is expected to cause havoc for international travel for the rest of 2020, meaning his usual routine will prove impossible.So Bruno is facing a tough decision over which show to choose.And according to insiders he is poised to ditch Strictly in favour of Dancing With The Stars.A show insider said: “Travelling back and forth to the US isn’t likely to be possible this year.“The primary concern is that regular flights would put Bruno at risk of catching the virus.“And on a logistical level.

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Man killed, woman hurt during broad daylight shooting in Trenton, police say

TRENTON - A man is dead and a woman is hurt following a broad daylight shooting Tuesday afternoon in New Jersey's capital, police said.Officers from the Trenton Police Department were called to the 1100 block of North Willow Street around 3:30 p.m. for reports of a shooting. Police said a man and woman were found shot.

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Ontario judge declines to impose COVID-19 vaccines on children

COVID-19 is what’s best for them simply because it’s encouraged by the government, noting a number of factors – including the children’s own preferences – must be taken into account.In a decision issued last week, Superior Court Justice Alex Pazaratz rejected a father’s motion to have his two younger children – ages 12 and 10 – vaccinated despite their mother’s and their own objections, and cautioned against dismissing certain viewpoints without evidence. COVID-19 vaccine rate for children remains low amid Omicron wave The ruling represents a departure from earlier Canadian cases involving disputes over COVID-19 vaccinations, where courts have taken what’s called “judicial notice” – essentially accepting statements as fact – that immunization is beneficial for children, said Alyssa Bach, an associate lawyer at Shulman & Partners LLP.“We now have cases where judges have taken that judicial notice that the vaccine is in the best interest, and now one where it was decided that that wasn’t the case.

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New Brunswick universities hesitate to follow province in lifting all restrictions

New Brunswick schools see high case counts as province prepares to lift restrictions Saint Thomas University has taken a similar stance, with most precautions remaining in place until the end of the semester.In an interview on Tuesday, student union president Tyler MaGee said he believes this will provide some much-needed stability to students as they enter exam season.“I think it makes sense to have it stable throughout the rest of the academic term, especially since the rest of the term is so short of a time period, I agree with the university’s assessment that it’s best to just not rock the boat and keep this…normal until the end of the semester when we can reevaluate.”In a message sent to students last Friday, President and Vice-Chancellor Dawn Russell said stability for students was a factor in the university’s decision.“From March 14 until the end of the semester and exams is six weeks, which is a relatively short period of time; so at this late stage of the academic year, it is important to focus on continuity and stability rather than launch a series of changes.”A spokesperson for Mount Allison University said that the university will be maintaining most of their current pandemic-related health and safety measures until April 30th. New Brunswick lifting all COVID-19 restrictions March 14, proof of vaccination ending Feb.

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Polls show Americans less worried about COVID-19

Two new polls offer a glimpse into how Americans are thinking about the COVID-19 pandemic as the Omicron surge continues to recede across the country, as new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) demonstrate moderate vaccine protection in young children against serious COVID illness.

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New Brunswick schools see high case counts as province prepares to lift restrictions

COVID-19 continues to spread in schools, according to the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, with roughly 11,063 cases having been reported since Sept. 7.Out of the 294 schools in the public school system, 291 have been impacted by the virus since Sept.

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Opposition leaders urge caution with Ontario mask mandate possibly easing within weeks

Ontario’s opposition leaders are urging caution with the government suggesting that the province’s COVID-19 mask mandate will be eased in the coming weeks.Speaking to reporters at Queen’s Park Tuesday, Health Minister Christine Elliott said that masking requirements will be eased “probably within the next few weeks.”Elliott noted, as she and other government officials have said in the past, that the decision will be depending on advice from chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore.

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COVID-19: Nova Scotia reports 2 deaths, 4 more hospitalizations

COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the total number of coronavirus-related fatalities to 202.In a release, the province said a woman in her 70s and a woman in her 90s, both in the Central Zone, have died.Four more people have been hospitalized due to COVID-19 and two people have been discharged. There are now a total of 48 people in hospital — up by three since Monday — who are receiving specialized care in a designated unit, including 11 people in ICU.The age range of those in hospital is two to 92 years old, and the median age is 62.

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Quebec’s Côte-Nord region recovering despite high COVID-19 transmission rate: health officials

Côte-Nord region has the highest COVID-19 transmission rate in the province, but health officials in the area 500 kilometres north of Quebec City say the situation is improving.There are 500 cases per 100,000 people in the northern region, which has a population of about 90,000. Provincewide, there are 171 active cases per 100,000 people.Health authorities on Tuesday said there were 47 COVID-19 patients in the region’s hospitals, down six from last week.

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Dementia patients died at higher rates during pandemic

Medicare beneficiaries with Alzheimer's disease or other types of dementia—particularly nursing home residents and racial minorities—died at higher rates than others during the COVID-19 pandemic, finds a large study published yesterday in JAMA Neurology.

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Fewer than half of US states requiring COVID-19 vaccination or routine testing of schoolteachers included childcare professionals in their mandates, leaving some young children vulnerable to infection by unvaccinated caregivers, according to a study yesterday in JAMA Pediatrics.Yale University researchers reviewed official archives of COVID-rela

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Mardi Gras 2022: ‘Fat Tuesday’ celebrations return as COVID-19 cases drop

A costumed reveler attends the 2022 Krewe of Freret parade on February 19, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana. 2021 Mardi Gras parades were cancelled in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. (Photo by Erika Goldring/Getty Images)Mardi Gras couldn’t have come at a better time during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as cases and hospitalizations drop and states ease restrictions. Revelers decked out in traditional purple, green and gold came out to party on Fat Tuesday in New Orleans’ first full-dress Mardi Gras since 2020.

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Eamonn Holmes can't bear looking at son's wedding photos due to health condition

Eamonn Holmes has shared the heartbreaking reason he feel he "cannot look" at his son's wedding pictures. Eamonn does not want to see his son's wedding images, he has revealed.

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MacKenzie Scott donates $20M to Charles R. Drew University in South LA

LOS ANGELES - Novelist and philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has donated $20 million to Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in South Los Angeles, it was announced Tuesday.Charles R. Drew University is making a big difference for the underserved in South Los Angeles.The one-time gift represents the largest private donation in the history of the university, which was founded in 1966 in the wake of the Watts riots to address inequities in health care.

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Pfizer shot offers nearly no protection against infection in 5- to 11-year-olds

NEW YORK - A new study shows that Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine is less effective in 5- to 11-year-old children compared to its efficacy in older kids and adults. This new data could be concerning to a lot of parents, especially as we're seeing mask mandates lifted across the country and in the New York area.New York state health officials collected this large set of data that finds the Pfizer vaccine still prevents hospitalization in children 5 to 11 but offers virtually no protection against infection, even just a month after full immunization.

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2nd COVID death reported in Waterloo Region in as many days

Waterloo Public Health reported Tuesday a COVID-related death in the region.“Today we are reporting one death in our community related to COVID-19,” said Dr. Hsiu-Li Wang, medical officer of health, on Tuesday.“The individual was a male in his 70s.

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TVDSB lifting vaccine mandates for community use of school facilities

Thames Valley District School Board say COVID-19 vaccination mandates will be lifted on Thursday when it comes to the use of facilities during non-school hours by not-for-profit community groups.It comes as the province lifted proof-of-vaccination and capacity rules Tuesday, along with most other COVID-19 public health measures, save for mask mandates.The TVDSB says permit holders may choose to continue requiring proof of vaccination after Thursday.Face masks must also continue to be worn on school premises, with requirements followed dependent on the activity.“Additionally, up to two nonparticipants for each participant, such as spectators, will be allowed inside the school facility during the hours of rental,” the board said in a statement. London Ont., concert venues and restaurants hopeful COVID-19 restrictions will stay loosened As of Tuesday, mask mandates remain in place across Ontario, but businesses like gyms, cinemas and restaurants no longer need to check patrons’ vaccination status.Remaining capacity limits have also been lifted for venues such as nightclubs, sporting arenas and concert halls.

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Potential unmarked graves found at St. Bernard’s Indian Residential School in northern Alberta

Editor’s note: This story initially said unmarked graves were found, but has been updated to say anomalies consistent with unmarked graves were found. Global News regrets the error.

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COVID-19: End of 2 more public health measures in Ontario supported by the numbers, experts say

COVID-19 and its capacity limits is a reasonable step based on what public health data is telling us amid the ongoing global pandemic.Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) epidemiologist Dr. Dominik Mertz told Global News that despite some provincial wastewater data showing a bit of an uptick in coronavirus, current health-care metrics continue to improve.

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COVID-19: LHSC caring for 47 inpatients, MLHU reports 42 cases, no deaths

Last Tuesday, LHSC was caring for 64 COVID-19 inpatients with nine adults in the intensive care unit.There are five or fewer COVID-19 inpatients in Children’s Hospital with five or fewer in pediatric critical care, down from seven inpatients with five or fewer in critical care a week ago. LHSC says of its 47 COVID-19 inpatients, 13 are being treated for COVID-19, while 34 are being treated with COVID-19, meaning they were admitted for a different reason and were found to have an incidental COVID-19 infection.

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Police: Man sought for stealing thousands of dollars from video game in Southwest Philadelphia gas station

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public's help to identify a man who allegedly destroyed a gas station video game before stealing the money inside. According to police, the incident occurred on February 23 at the Liberty gas station at 5200 Woodland Avenue. Authorities say the incident happened around 1:30 a.m. Surveillance video released by police shows a man playing one of the video games before he knocked it over, smashed it with his food and removed the cash box inside. Police are searching for this suspect who is accused of destroying a video game in a Southwest Philadelphia gas station before taking the money inside. Police say the man left the gas station heading towards the 1500 block of South Wilton Street. He was able to take several thousand dollars in cash, according to police. Police are searching for this suspect who is accused of destroying a video game in a Southwest Philadelphia gas station before taking the money inside. Anyone with information is urged to contact Philadelphia police at 215-686-8477. ___MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Police offering $20K for information about suspects allegedly involved in fatal Olney shooting from November

Philadelphia police are offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest or conviction of these two men who are accused of fatally shooting another man in November. PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Police Department is searching for suspects involved in a fatal shooting in November and offering a reward. According to police, two men shot and killed another man at the corner of North 8th Street and Lindley Avenue in Olney on November 21, 2021. The suspects then left the area on Lindley Avenue and got into a gray 2005 - 2012 Ford Fusion with a paper license plate, tinted windows, and the passenger-side headlight out, police say. They were last seen in Logan near North 10th Street and West Ruscomb Street, according to authorities. A $20,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest or conviction. Anyone with information is urged to call Philadelphia police at 215-686-8477. ___MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Western-involved study shows positive impacts of physical activity on COVID outcomes

British Journal of Sports Medicine, looked at physical activity data involving more than 65,000 adult patients from South Africa who had COVID-19 between March 2020 and June 2021.Researchers found that patients with moderate to high levels of physical activity — 60 to 149 minutes per week, and 150-plus minutes per week, respectively — were associated with lower rates of hospitalization, ICU admission, ventilation, and death compared to those with low activity levels, defined as zero to 59 minutes per week. Ontario reacts as province lifts most COVID-19 restrictions The 65,361 patients involved in the study were all from South Africa and accounted for demographics and comorbidities, the study says.

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New Brunswick reports two more COVID-19 deaths

COVID-19: N.B. businesses ready to move on from proof of vaccination The province has reported a total of 306 COVID-19-related deaths since the start of the pandemic.Eighty-six people are hospitalized because of COVID-19 — a drop of three from Monday.

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Peeps launches new customizable marshmallow chicks

FILE-This illustration shows Peeps marshmallows laying on a table in Washington, DC. in 2021.

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At least five killed in Kyiv TV Tower attack, Russians warn of more shelling

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Former UFC champ Cain Velasquez arrested for attempted murder in California

PHOENIX, ARIZONA - FEBRUARY 17: Cain Velasquez reacts after his KO loss to Francis Ngannou of Cameroon in their heavyweight bout during the UFC Fight Night event at Talking Stick Resort Arena on February 17, 2019 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Josh H MORGAN HILL, Calif. - Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez is facing charges in a shooting in Santa Clara County, according to the San Jose Police Department.The shooting happened near the intersection of Monterey Highway and Bailey Ave in Morgan Hill Monday afternoon, officials said.

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IHOP’s National Pancake Day helps The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society fight blood cancer

WASHINGTON - Tuesday, March 1 is the day to enjoy free pancakes while helping fight cancer!Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherIt's IHOP's National Pancake Day – where customers can enjoy a free short stack of buttermilk pancakes and make a donation to support The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).Donations will help with blood cancer therapies and treatments and are a part of IHOP's Month of Giving.You can get your free pancakes at participating IHOP restaurants until 4 p.m.

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Florida teen who tracked Elon Musk’s plane now tracking jets of Russian billionaires

ORLANDO, Fla. - A 19-year-old University of Central Florida student who went viral for tracking SpaceX founder Elon Musks' jet now has launched a new Twitter venture: tracking the jets of Russian billionaires. FOX 35 introduced you to Jack Sweeney, a freshman at UCF, in January after he made the Twitter bot @ElonJet that tracks Musk’s private jet and tweets his whereabouts. His story went viral after Musk reportedly offered Sweeney $5,000 to take it down.DOWNLOAD: FOX 35 NEWS APP | FOX 35 STORM TEAM WEATHER APPSUBSCRIBE: FOX 35 NEWSLETTER | FOX 35 Orlando on YouTube FOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Sweeney has now launched @RUOligarchJets to track the helicopters, private jets and commercial-sized airplanes of Russian Oligarchs.

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Mental health apps are gaining traction among doctors, patients

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Influencer in Russia goes viral demonstrating how to drive an abandoned armored vehicle

Russian troops are using armored personnel carriers in their invasion of Ukraine. (Gavriil GrigorovTASS via Getty Images) A social media star based in Russia has gone viral with a video demonstrating how to drive an armored vehicle, ostensibly targeting people in Ukraine who find military hardware that's been left behind."If you come across a free or abandoned armored personnel carrier, keep a life hack on how to start it, save it so as not to lose it," Nastya Tuman captioned the video, which she posted to her TikTok and Instagram channels.Tuman is a mechanic with millions of followers who posts videos working on cars and racy photos of herself.

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Ontario reacts as province lifts most COVID-19 restrictions

COVID-19 public health measures.Mask mandates remain in place but businesses like gyms, cinemas and restaurants no longer need to check patrons’ vaccination status and remaining capacity limits lifted for venues such as nightclubs, sporting arenas and concert halls. There’s also no longer a limit on the size of social gatherings.In north Toronto, as residents met up with friends and co-workers to grab a bite, several said they were comfortable with the restrictions lifting.Toronto resident Dan Cronin said he thinks it’s time for fewer public health measures.

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Asian grandmother struck in head with rock dies 3 months later

NEW YORK - A Queens woman who was struck in the head with a rock in a random attack the day after Thanksgiving died last week, her family confirmed during a news conference Tuesday.QuiYing Ma, 61, was sweeping outside her apartment when Elisaul Perez, 33, approached her and smashed her in the head with the rock, said police.The incident occurred just after 8 a.m. on 89th Street in Jackson Heights.Ma, who was originally from China, was taken to Elmhurst Hospital where she remained in critical condition before dying on Feb.

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Man sought for exposing himself, performing lewd act at North Philadelphia Station, SEPTA police say

Investigators with SEPTA police are looking to identify this man who allegedly exposed himself to a woman and performed a lewd act on the train in February. PHILADELPHIA - SEPTA police are asking for the public's help to identify a man who allegedly exposed himself and performed a lewd act on the train.According to authorities, the incident happened around 5 a.m.

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Donors making a difference: in the lives of women and girls

This week’s stories, gathered from our regional offices, show ways that WHO is using donor contributions to safeguard the health of women around the world.

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Quebec logs 14 new COVID-19 deaths as hospitalizations remain on downswing

COVID-19 as hospital numbers dipped slightly Tuesday.The number of pandemic-related hospitalizations came to 1,439, a decrease of seven within the past 24 hours. This includes 90 intensive care unit cases, a fall of four.This comes after 86 patients were admitted to hospitals across the province while 93 were released in the last day.The province recorded 698 new cases of the novel coronavirus, though this isn’t representative of the situation since PCR screening is limited to certain groups.

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Kenney to drop vaccine mandate for healthcare workers: document

COVID-19 vaccination mandate for staff, a move that experts say may unnecessarily endanger vulnerable patients.“Effective March 15, 2022, Alberta Health Services shall rescind its current Immunization Or Testing For COVID-19 Policy,” states a recent draft directive from Copping to Alberta Health Services that was obtained by Global News.Alberta’s former chief medical officer of health, Dr. Jim Talbot, questioned the rationale behind the proposed directive.

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Toronto Zoo to continue checking for proof of COVID vaccination

Toronto Zoo says it will continue checking for proof of vaccination against COVID-19, likely until at least the end of April.In a statement posted to social media, the zoo said that while the province is easing more COVID-19 measures Tuesday, it will keep all of its policies in place.“We understand that high community vaccination rates continue to reduce the risk of serious illness in humans,” the statement said. Capacity restrictions, proof of vaccination system eliminated as Ontario reopens further “Your Toronto Zoo’s animals remain vulnerable to the risks of COVID-19 infection, and as such we will continue to employ all measures that ensure their continued protection and wellbeing.

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Strictly 2020: Judge shake-up has Cheryl and Anton du Beke tipped as front runners

Strictly Come Dancing 2020 could have a new judge in the mix this year and Cheryl and Anton du Beke are tipped as front runners.

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Strictly winner Stacey Dooley tipped to step in as judge after victory with Kevin

Strictly Come Dancing winner Stacey Dooley could be set for a return to the show - as a judge.

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Cheryl tipped to replace Bruno Tonioli as Strictly Come Dancing judge

Cheryl has been tipped to replace Bruno Tonioli as a judge on this year's Strictly Come Dancing. Doubts have been cast over whether Bruno, 64, will be able to take his seat behind the judging panel of the hit BBC One show for the first few weeks of the upcoming season.

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Strictly 2020: Cheryl tipped to replace Bruno Tonioli if he's ruled out

Pop star Cheryl has been tipped to replace Bruno Tonioli on Strictly Come Dancing if he is unable to take part.

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Strictly bosses fear they’ll lose Bruno Tonioli from this year’s judging table

the Mirror there will all sorts of measures put in place to ensure the health and safety of everyone involved with the show.For one, Claudia and Tess will host at a social distance in the main auditorium, although how Claudia navigates the behind-the-scenes podium where the scores are called out is another question.According to the source, dancers and their celeb pairings could also be ‘bubbling up’ together, meaning they could still practice all day and go back home to their individual families in the evening.‘At the moment only singles can bubble with another household but by September it’s very likely to have been extended to couples and even whole households,’ the insider said.The issue of filming group numbers has been covered, mind.

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Strictly Come Dancing bosses fear Bruno Tonioli will quit 2020 series as new show rules are leaked

STRICTLY Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli might not be back to show's 18th season thanks to coronavirus travel restrictions. BBC bosses are scrambling to work out how to bring the beloved celebrity dance competition back this year among ever changing lockdown restrictions.

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Amy Dowden: Strictly pro speaks out on health ordeal in lockdown 'Always checking'

Amy Dowden, 28, has suffered from Crohn’s disease since she was a teenager, and this can mean that flare-ups will require urgent access to a toilet.The government has enforced public toilet restrictions around the country, due to coronavirus, and the Strictly Come Dancing pro has said the move is a “cause for concern”.Amy exclusively told Express.co.uk: “Public toilets being closed is a problem for Crohn’s and Colitis sufferers. “I think it is something that we are always aware of when you go out, you are always checking what toilet facilities are available near you.“If they are closed this will be a cause of concern if you were to go too far from home at the moment.”Amy’s concerns come after a recent report that a man with Crohn’s disease

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Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli 'ditches UK for USA version over coronavirus fears'

Strictly Come Dancing could be a judge short if the troubled 2020 series goes ahead – as Bruno Tonioli is tipped to ditch the UK version in favour of America’s Dancing With The Stars.

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Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli ‘set to pull out’ as coronavirus forces him to choose between UK and US versions

BRUNO Tonioli could be set to pull out of Strictly Come Dancing as coronavirus forces him to choose between the UK and US shows. The Italian may have to ditch his seat on the BBC One series as he's also a judge on the US version – known as Dancing With The Stars.

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Len Goodman: Former Strictly judge admits 'concern' over working with Darcey Bussell

Express.co.uk: “When she was first on the show, I was so concerned.“I thought, oh she’s going to be all posh and lah de dah, but no she’s just a lovely lovely charming person.”After seven series in 2019, Darcey stepped down from Strictly as a judge to focus on other commitments.South African dancer Motsi Mabuse replaced her, joining Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood and Shirley Ballas on the panel.Charlotte Moore, BBC’s director of content, said at the time: “Motsi is a brilliant addition to the show. “She is a wonderful dancer in her own right and already has years of experience as a judge under her belt. “We’re all looking forward to welcoming her to the Strictly family.”Len also weighed in on her joining the programme: “I think Motsi

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