Strictly judge addresses future of BBC show amid coronavirus concerns: 'There are ways'
Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood, 55, has revealed that BBC bosses will “move heaven and earth” to make sure the show goes ahead this year.The 2020 series of the dance competition, set to begin in the autumn, is believed to be in doubt due to the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing measures.However, Craig has shared his belief that the programme will continue, even if it has to be filmed slightly differently.The star told OK!
Magazine: "I know the BBC will move heaven and earth to make it happen.”Craig went on to suggest that producers would go without a studio audience and have limited staffing if necessary.He continued: “Even if the lockdown is, God forbid, still in place by then, there are ways you can do it without.
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