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[It doesn't add up...]

A Ship of State?

[Elaine Turner]

More like stately galleon - to quote Joyce Grenfell....

[a-tracy]

Anne Widdicombe is a great example of why people should take up dancing, it is a fun way of keeping fit and she is obviously enjoying herself. I enjoy watching her, I saw several salsa moves (if there weren't enough salsa moves then tell off Anton he made up the routine - dance teachers teach people like Anne every week and they must be loving the fact that a roll-model like Anne is starting from scratch), if any of you think it's easy then have a go and get judged in front of hundreds of others watching you on the dance floor (it must be even worse knowing millions more people are watching at home). She's obviously not tried to set the world alight or taken sneaky lessons privately before the competition began, dancing should make you happy not stressed and that is why people voted for John Sergeant instead of more anxious, stressed competitors. Good luck to her.

[Sally Roberts]

Or Madame Cholet from the Wombles?

[Phil]

Well done Anne, I for one thoroughly enjoyed it and I take my hat off to you, you can laugh at yourself.

What a sense of humour well done and a long and happy retirement.

[James Trent]

I voted for her and I have never voted on one of these shows before. Let's hope the British People get behind her and make her the winner of this competition. That would be a double pleasure because the BBC wouldn't like it. I noticed that they didn't show the voting figures which is suspicious given the BBC's record for dodgy voting practices on these phone polls.

[Martin Marprelate- A Man in the Street!]

I can't dance and at 57 I have no intention of learning but I take my hat off to Ann Widdecombe for trying!