Hamza Yassin has shown just why Strictly Come Dancing viewers have fallen in love with him as he was called to help at Elstree Studios where the BBC One show and its spin-off It Takes Two was filmed. The wildlife cameraman has been busy with partner Jowita Przystał preparing for the final.
The pair flew through the semi-final of the competition on Sunday night, coming top of the leaderboard following their two routines in the ballroom. Hamza received 39, the joint highest score of the night, for his Scottish-themed Charleston to Pencil Full Of Lead by Paolo Nutini with Jowita.
However, his second performance, a waltz to What The World Needs Now by Burt Bacharach, failed to strike the same chord with Shirley, despite a total score of 37, who noticed mistakes she has "never seen him make". But viewers got behind him and he safely made it through to the last week in the hit dance competition.
