Terence Fleming

With a few tweaks, this could be a very entertaining show. First of all, Cheryl Insert-Name-Here, is not an asset, because she comes across as too opinionated and false. Oti and Matthew, are much more natural and comfortable in their roles as dance captains. We do not need two hosts. Perhaps one of them could replace Cheryl as they both have dance experience. The show is not competitively balanced with a single dancer challenging a group, so prizes could be given for solo, pair and group dancers. Cut out the sob-story background boring bits - as it has all been done before. Make it all about the dancing and it could be a brilliant addition to Saturday night's television.

I often watch this lively wide-awake political programme. However, I hate the dominating red-themed cups. Why does the BBC feel it is so vital to create a themed studio atmosphere? At least, it is not as awful as the Stygian gloom that pervades the Newsnight studio - with those awful distracting moving backgrounds. Those glaring yellow stars and abstract flags are the worst backgrounds I have ever seen. Just because we have the technology, we do not have to use it. Very annoying! This week, I was shocked by the bad manners shown to another Politics Live guest when Christopher Hope, a Telegraph journalist, corrected the grammar of Carolyn Fairburn. I had expected that Jo Coburn would have condemned such rudeness with a bit more vigour. However, may I direct them to the excellent article by Oliver Kamm: 'No genuine rule dictates the use of less or fewer.'  (The Times, Oct 2016.) "The very notion of a neat distinction between fewer and less according to whether the noun is countable or not is a myth. ... It's fine with any countable noun: less words, less presents and less eggs as well as less than ten ounces." Carolyn Fairburn did not deserve such arrogant rudeness.