Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland has told the BBC that people's views of disabilities are "antiquated". Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he said his participation on the show is "extreme" but hopes it will "go some way in stretching people's ideas of what is possible for a person with disabilities".

During Chris McCausland's emotional couple choice performance, the comedian put his hand over dance partner Dianne Buswell's eyes as the Strictly ballroom went black for a brief moment

Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell were flooded with support as they issued a special joint announcement. The two have wowed fans with their journey so far on the BBC contest.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant Chris McCausland has been praised for performing a dance imitating his experience with blindness. McCausland and his dance partner Dianne Buswell closed Saturday's show with their couple's choice to Instant Karma!

Comedian Chris McCausland wowed Strictly Come Dancing fans on Saturday (9 November), as he danced through a 'blackout' alongside partner, Dianne Buswell. The duo chose Karma! We All Shine On) by John Lennon for their couple's choice routine,

Comedian, actor and Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland revealed that his marriage to wife Patricia is anything but calm and that they are complete opposites

The comedian is the first blind competitor on Strictly Come Dancing and said he thinks the couple's choice routine "goes some way to stretching people's ideas of what is possible"

Chris McCausland has said there are “low expectations of people with disabilities” after his black-out dance on Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday (November 9).