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Saturday Night Takeaway live show cancelled amid coronavirus pandemic

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Next week's Saturday Night Takeaway's live show has been cancelled amid coronavirus fears. Last night hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly presented the much-loved family entertainment show to an empty studio following the COVID-19 outbreak.

But ITV are taking even more precautions by pre-recording the show before it airs next Saturday night. The announcement was made during an emotional self-isolation-themed End Of The Show Show finale lead by singer Olly Murs.

As he belted out one of his biggest hits Dance With Me Tonight in the scaled-back studio, submitted video clips showing fans dancing to the upbeat song were screened, including NHS workers.

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