Strictly Come Dancing Pros Mark Remembrance Sunday With Tribute Routine to Women of World War II

Strictly Come Dancing Remembrance Sunday 2026 performance: The Strictly Professionals will mark Remembrance Sunday on the results show with a special group routine choreographed by Lizzie Gough, set to Peter Gabriel's arrangement of Heroes and inspired by The Monument to the Women of World War II.

Strictly Come Dancing Remembrance Sunday 2026 performance, Digi Mart USA News: The Strictly Professionals will mark Remembrance Sunday with a special routine during the results show on Sunday, 6 November, broadcast on BBC One and iPlayer from 7.10pm.

The group performance was choreographed by Lizzie Gough and set to the Peter Gabriel arrangement of Heroes. The dance opens with British soldiers leaving for war and is inspired by The Monument to the Women of World War II, focusing on the lives of women during the conflict.

Sunday night’s results show will also feature music from Gregory Porter, accompanied by a routine from some of the Strictly Pros.

Saturday night’s show, broadcast on BBC One and iPlayer from 6.40pm, marks the halfway point of the competition as the remaining couples take to the ballroom floor in the hopes of impressing the judges and the audience at home.

Jamie Winstone will not dance this weekend due to injury. She and her professional partner, Carlos Gu, receive a bye through to Week 8, when it is hoped they will be able to dance again.

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