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A DOMESTIC abuse charity has slammed the BBC in the wake of the Wynne Evans and Katya Jones Strictly “grope” scandal.
The pair say the incident was an inside joke — but Women’s Aid told The Sun: “Inappropriate behaviour towards women is no laughing matter.”
Katya removed Wynne’s hand from her stomach after he slid it across from her waist and declined to high-five him on Saturday’s show.
The pair have been rapped over the knuckles by BBC bosses for the incident that was broadcast live and has become a viral sensation.
On Tuesday the pair looked downcast as they arrived at their training session in Cardiff as angry viewers called for their axe.
Both stars insisted there was nothing sinister behind Katya’s frosty reaction.
GoCompare crooner Wynne wrote: “We were just messing around. We really are amazing friends.”
But Women’s Aid added: “With an epidemic of misogyny and violence against women and girls in the UK, we need a media culture where women feel safe to speak up, where sexually inappropriate conduct is not trivialised or joked about.
“It’s important we challenge inappropriate ‘jokes’ so we don’t continue normalising toxic attitudes that cultivate these forms of gender-based abuse.”
On Monday’s BBC2 Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two, Katya insisted it was all a set-up.
The Russian pro, 35, who has danced on Strictly since 2016, said: “Quite frankly, I can’t bear sitting here watching this man being portrayed as someone he’s not.
“In fact it couldn’t be further away from the truth.
“So I have to make absolutely clear, that this whole incident with the hand and the high-five on Saturday night, it was an inside joke between Wynne and I.
“Was it a silly joke? Yes. Was it a bad joke? Yes.
“However, it was a joke and even the idea that it made me feel uncomfortable or offended in any way is totally nonsense.
“Those that have doubts, you guys have got it wrong.
“So hopefully this will be the end of it.”
Opera star Wynne, 52, added: “I’ve watched it back and I can see how people might have misinterpreted it.”
Behind the scenes, Beeb bosses are furious about the incident, but seem to believe Katya and Wynne’s explanation that it was a gag both were complicit in.
Welfare teams reportedly checked on both at the time.
Yesterday dancer Vito Coppola offered an insight into how the gaffe might have come about, revealing the cast are always teasing each other.
Speaking on ITV’s This Morning with celeb dance partner, Miranda star Sarah Hadland, he said: “The key is to be yourself, the fun . . . I’m constantly pranking Sarah here.
“I’m constantly waiting behind a door (and jump out).”
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Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystał
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STRICTLY Come Dancing’s Paul Merson has lashed out at show bosses for giving him multiple ‘joke’ dances.
The former England player, 56, made a series of subtle digs about his routines when discussing his Strictly journey so far.
Last week, Paul was finally given a ballroom dance with his pro partner Karen Hauer and they achieved their highest score yet.
But they had previously performed to football anthem Vindaloo, danced around a fake barbecue to Pitball’s Fireball and ridden giant plastic horses.
However, within minutes of making his feelings known, it was revealed Paul and Karen are dancing a Salsa to the disco track Car Wash this weekend – and fans are not happy.
Paul was asked about his time on Strictly during Wednesday’s episode of spin-off show Strictly: It Takes Two.
Host Janette Manrara asked the Arsenal legend ‘what it meant to him’ to achieve his highest score yet with a ballroom quickstep.
Speaking via video link, Paul replied: “It was amazing just to get a nice dance.
“Obviously a barbecue and Vindaloo and Football’s Coming Home and looking like someone who works on a ship… yeah, it was nice to dance.
“I thought Karen deserved that as well, to be fair to her.”
In a second swipe, the dad-of-three continued: “I felt more comfortable. It was just nice.
“When I first took up the chance to come on the show, this was what I thought it would be roughly. Do you know what I mean?
“It was nice to get one of those dances in. Before, I just thought of Fred Astaire and I couldn’t see him dancing to Vindaloo.”
Janette asked him: “So you feel like you’ve got your proper who Strictly experience under your belt now?”
But in a third swipe, he shot back: “Now it’s back to reality again this week.”
Even Karen appeared to echo Paul’s feelings, saying: “It’s what Strictly’s about. When you have your top hat, you have your beautiful glamorous dresses.
“This is what people tune in at times to see.”
It was then revealed Paul and Karen are dancing a Samba to the 1976 disco track Car Wash, by US soul and RnB band Rose Royce.
Having watched Paul’s interview, fans immediately shared their frustration at him being given another “joke” dance.
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Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell
Jamie Borthwick and Michelle Tsiakkas
JB Gill and Amy Dowden MBE
Montell Douglas and Johannes Radebe
Nick Knowles and Luba Mushtuk
Paul Merson and Karen Hauer
Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystał
Punam Krishan and Gorka Márquez
Tasha Ghouri and Aljaž Škorjanec
Tom Dean MBE and Nadiya Bychkova
Toyah Willcox and Neil Jones
Sam Quek MBE and Nikita Kuzmin
Sarah Hadland and Vito Coppola
Shayne Ward and Nancy Xu
Wynne Evans and Katya Jones
Writing on X, formerly known as Twitter, one raged: “It makes me annoyed to see Paul & Karen talking about how much he loved being Fred Astaire during the quickstep and that’s what he always expected #strictly to be, not the silly stuff.
“And then this week they have a samba to Car Wash, back to being the joke again.”
A second added: “The whole vibe of this interview has been ‘ooh yeah it’s great doing proper ballroom’, I’m so cross they’re now making Paul do the samba.”
Another agreed: “He’s quite right….They need to stop all theses stupid dances they give to ex sports people.
“It’s embarrassing and never works properly. Paul’s dance was far better with the correct music and outfit.”
And someone else begged: “#Strictly Please listen to Paul and Karen! The expectation when signing up was to learn to dance, with all the associated elegance, not silly songs and silly themes.”
FANCY an easy bit of luxury as the winter weather bites? Treat your hands and nails to a manicure.
But rather than heading to a salon, save on costs and give yourself a DIY pamper session.
Follow these tips . . .
BACK TO BASE: First, clean your nails with some polish remover on cotton wool to get rid of any old bits of polish and dirt.
Then start filing them down to the same length.
Make sure your nails are completely dry before you file them, otherwise they can split.
Decide the shape of the nails you want.
If you like an almond shape, file diagonally from the outer edges to the middle.
Or if you want more a square shape, file horizontal to the tip.
SOFT FOCUS: Slather your hands in some rich hand cream.
Try the Cuticura repair hand and nail cream, £1, from Poundland.
Then pop the tips of your fingers in a bowl of olive oil and soak for ten minutes.
The vitamin E in the oil helps strengthen your nail and soften the cuticles.
Push back your cuticles with a rounded stick.
You can get a pack of cuticle sticks for £1 from Boots.
POLISH UP: It’s always best to apply a base coat before painting your nails to prevent colour from staining.
You can get a wide range of colours from barrym.com — and there’s currently 25 per cent off with code NAILS25.
Start with one stroke down the centre of the nail and then come back to do the sides.
Professional manicurists often offer specialist nail art but you can get the same look with stickers, including coloured tips to give the appearance of a French manicure.
A pack of 35 stickers is £2 from Boots.
Finally, your manicure will last a lot longer if you apply a top coat of polish to seal it.
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