Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden has marked one year since she finished chemotherapy treatment with an emotional Instagram post. The professional dancer was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer last year, and has been sharing online health updates ...

Dowden said she is undergoing physio for her injury and can walk on it, with doctors hopeful she could be dancing again by December. It has been a bout of bad luck for the Caerphi

Strictly Come Dancing kicked off Saturday's show with an announcement that professional dancer, Amy Dowden, has had to withdraw from the competition

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden has marked one year since finishing chemotherapy treatment in an emotional post to social media thanking “those around me who are there for the good, the bad and the ugly”.

On Saturday night, BBC viewers tuned in to watch the remaining contestants of Strictly Come Dancing take to the dancefloor once again.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans were devastated as the show announced professional dancer Amy Dowden will no longer be taking part in the competition - here's why

Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly paid tribute to departing dancer Amy Dowden after a leg injury forced her to leave this year’s edition of Strictly Come Dancing. Dowden, who was paired with JLS star JB Gill, previously missed the 2023 Strictly series after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden will not be returning to the series this year, a spokesperson has said. Dowden was taken to hospital as a "precaution" after she began "feeling unwell" during the main show two Saturdays ago.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden will be exiting the competition. A BBC statement was read on Monday's (November 4) edition of Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two to confirm Dowden will be replaced by fellow professional Lauren Oakley as JB Gill's partner for the remainder of the season.