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Strictly's head judge Shirley Ballas breaks silence after BBC bullying report


Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas has spoken out for the first time since the BBC announced the findings of the investigation, saying "everybody can move on"

Shirley Ballas has expressed her support for the outcomes of the Strictly Come Dancing investigation, insisting it's time to move forward with the show. Breaking her silence on the findings, Shirley, 64, emphasised the importance of taking celebs' concerns seriously. "Despite this vile abuse, I’ve never regretted coming forward, and today’s apology from the BBC is a vindication of my complaint.

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