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Delta Goodrem maintained her position atop the leaderboard for the second consecutive week on "Strictly Come Dancing." Lacey Turner secured 26 points with her samba, while Shaun Wright-Phillips received 15 points and remains at the bottom despite praise from judges. Tabby Stoecker was highlighted as a potential dark horse after scoring 31 points with an Argentine tango. The article provides detailed scores for all performances and mentions that Jaime Winstone’s improved performance earned her 28 points, positioning her strongly in the competition.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-11,
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Story summary
On the latest episode of BBC One's *Strictly Come Dancing*, Australian singer Delta Goodrem topped the leaderboard for the second consecutive week. EastEnders actress Lacey Turner and her professional partner Vito Coppola opened with a samba, scoring 26 points. Former footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips received only 15 points for his quickstep but was praised by Du Beke for having "all the components to be a super dancer." Graeme Hall and Lauren Oakley, who were second last week, scored 25 points with their jive this time. John Nellis and Katya Jones performed a cha cha cha, earning 20 points. Olympic athlete Tabby Stoecker was called the "dark horse" of the competition after scoring 31 for her Argentine tango with Mark Karmalita. Actress Melanie Walters, who had been at the bottom last week, scored 17 points for her Charleston performance but received criticism from Revel Horwood.
Written for “Strictly Come Dancing Results” on 2026-10-11,
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Delta Goodrem tops Strictly Come Dancing leaderboard for second week running
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Goodrem → top → week
The latest episode kicked off with a samba performed by EastEnders actress Lacey Turner and her professional partner Vito Coppola – with the pair securing a score of 26.
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pair → kick → 26
Despite getting a score of 15 for his quickstep – which has also left him at the bottom of the leaderboard – former footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips was told by Du Beke he had “all the components to be a super, super dancer”.
Graeme Hall and Lauren Oakley – who were second on the leaderboard last week – got a score of 25 this week for their jive, while John Nellis and Katya Jones received 20 for their cha cha cha.
Olympian Tabby Stoecker was also told by Mabuse that she was the “dark horse” of the competition.
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she → get → competition
She received 31 points after performing an Argentine tango with partner Mark Karmalita.
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She → receive → Karmalita
After finishing at the bottom of the leaderboard last week, Gavin and Stacey actress Melanie Walters performed a Charleston this week with partner Aljaz Skorjanec.
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Walters → finish → Skorjanec
Although Revel Horwood said he loved the dance style, he told the actress that it “wasn’t your thing”.
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it → say → actress
They were awarded a total of 17 points from the judges.
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While Du Beke called it “dramatic and dynamic”, Revel-Horwood said it was a “little bit stiff and lacked power”.
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it → call → power
Performing the first rumba of the season, Emmerdale’s Lawrence Robb and Jowita Przystal scored 20 points.
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Robb → perform → points
Last week actress Jaime Winstone and Carlos Gu competed in the first dance-off.
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Winstone → compete → off
Reflecting on being close to be the first contestant eliminated, Winstone held back tears and said it was “terrifying”.
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it → reflect → tears
However, after performing a Viennese Waltz – she was awarded 28 points and told by Du Beke it was her “best dance yet”, while Motsi Mabuse called her “one of our strongest dancers” this season.
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Mabuse → perform → dancers
Last week, Chris Appleton has become the first contestant to be eliminated from this season.
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Appleton → become → season
The celebrity hair stylist, 43, had been paired with professional dancer Amy Dowden, 36.
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stylist → pair → Dowden
After his elimination, Appleton said: “I think it’s been such a whirlwind of emotion.
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it → say → emotion
I’m 43 and I got good at doing what I did – which is hair.
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which → ’m → what
To come and do something like this, I felt so out of my comfort zone and saw myself in a way I never saw myself, and it challenged me in ways I never knew I could be challenged.
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“I am very grateful for everyone who has been involved.
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who → involve → everyone
It’s been so amazing to be part of something that I grew up watching and got to be a part of it.”
Strictly Come Dancing continues at 7.10pm Sunday on BBC One.
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Dancing → grow → BBC