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Let's Dance For Sport Relief

Stars including Amy Childs, Olly Murs, Omid Djalili and Ulrika Jonsson will be shaking a leg to raise cash in this year’s Let’s Dance For Sport Relief.

Also taking to the stage will be Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards, Harry Derbridge, Angelos Epithemiou, Ava Vidal, Terry Alderton, Arabella Weir, Tony Blackburn, David Hamilton, Scott Mills, cult comedy duo Watson and Oliver, Patrick Monahan and Rowland Rivron. Hosted by Alex Jones and Steve Jones, there are four heats starting on BBC1 on Saturday, 18 Feburary featuring a mixture of solo, duo and group performances by the stars as they present their versions of iconic dance routines in front of a live studio audience.

Each week it’s up to the public and a rotating panel of three celebrity judges to decide the eight acts that will make it through to the final on Saturday, 17 March.

Pixie Lott, JLS, Will Young, Tinchy Stryder, and LMFAO are among the acts who will be performing during the series.

Nick Fiaca