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Alison Hammond leaves Strictly Come Dancing 2014

Alison Hammond is the sixth celebrity to leave Strictly Come Dancing 2014.

The This Morning presenter and her partner Aljaz Skorjanec found themselves in the bottom two for the second week. They were joined by TV presenter Caroline Flack and her partner Pasha Kovalev.

Len Goodman, Darcey Bussell, Bruno Tonioli and Craig Revel Horwood watched as on as both couples danced again to secure their place in the competition. The judges were unanimous and chose to save Caroline and Pasha.

Talking to Tess after the results were announced Alison said, ā€œCaroline smashed it tonight; I want her to go on and get to the final. Iā€™ve had the best time ever and I am still going to Blackpool and I donā€™t care what anyone says! Iā€™ve had the best time, thank you judges for all your comments Iā€™ve had an absolute ball. Iā€™d say to anyone who is thinking about doing this show to just go for it and do it, I donā€™t care what colour you are or what size you are, Iā€™ve loved it.ā€

An emotional Aljaž said to Alison, ā€œI am extremely proud, I canā€™t describe really how much fun and laughter we had from the very first day and I am definitely going to miss that. I am going to miss you a lot and this definitely wonā€™t be our last dance.ā€

Tonight’s results show also featured a performance from Katherine Jenkins singing We’ll Gather Lilacs and she was accompanied by professional dancers Pasha Kovalev and Ola Jordan.

Strictly Come Dancing will be heading to Blackpool next week so tune in to BBC One at 7.00pm on Saturday. Check out all the action from tonight’s show in our gallery below:

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