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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Strictly Come Dancing viewers spot rare camera mishap in semi-finals There was a collision. 12/12/2020 Strictly Come Dancingrocked out to a tango from Bill Bailey and Oti Mabuse set to the metal tones of Metallica. In tonight's (December 12) semi-final, the couple was about halfway through their epic Tango to Metallica's hit 'Enter Sandman' when they made contact with a camera on the edge of the dance floor. Bill and Oti were just getting into hold when they seemed to knock the camera with their hands...

Bill and Oti avoided becoming unstuck with their Phantom-themed Argentine Tango in last week’s Musicals special And just like that it’s the semi-finals and another milestone in this strange dance odyssey. Last Saturday it was Musicals Week, and Oti and I danced the Argentine Tango to the theme from Phantom of the Opera. It went as well as I could have imagined, except for one tiny fault. But it was enough for the eagle-eyed Craig Revel Horwood to spot and thus cost me a mark or two. But at this stage of the competition, it’s these details that could make the difference to staying in or ...

Firehouse. i'm troubled by this deadline and i think dave's right, that's federal land, they should be allowed to stay. they didn't do this in the bundy situation. they had guns. they were ready to shoot everybody and the government and everybody else backed off. why are they using birmingham style tactics. >> we saw the dogs. >> you saw with the occupation by people who came from the bundy ranch protest, this was the same protest metastasized onto the wildlife preserve where they occupied the buildings, prevented federal workers, did untold amount of damage and were completely let off the hoo...

Could face trespassing charges. the tribe say it affects their drinking water and disrupts sacred land. last week police used water cannons on protestors. the corps says that closing the camp is necessary to protect the public from those kinds of clashes and protect the protestors. the corps says it set up a so-called free speech zone to the south of the camp. the company that's building the pipeline says it is moving forward with construction. joining me now on the phone is dave arch 'em bault. chairman, this letter from the army corps of engineers says, quote, the decision is necessary for y...