US EditionBBC calls in police to investigate new Strictly allegations: Report
The BBC referred new cocaine use allegations involving two Strictly Come Dancing stars to the Metropolitan Police following a 2024 review of bullying and harassment on the show.
- Amid fresh allegations, the BBC involved police on Monday 4 August after Scotland Yard received a third-party claim, marking the first police liaison over Strictly Come Dancing.
- Amid prior reports, an external investigation began after allegations were made to the BBC in March by Russells Solicitors on behalf of a celebrity contestant.
- An insider told The Sun: `The BBC is taking the allegations really seriously` and rumours suggest random drug tests for the upcoming tour next year.
- Following upheld complaints by Amanda Abbington, the BBC introduced welfare measures, including chaperones observing rehearsals at all times.
- Looking ahead, the 23rd season of Strictly Come Dancing opens on September 20, and bosses are considering random drug checks for the tour next year.
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BBC ask police to investigate Strictly Come Dancing stars over cocaine use
The BBC has asked the police to investigate Strictly Come Dancing amid fresh allegations, according to reports, after claims two of its stars used…
·Keighley, United Kingdom
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