What time is Strictly Come Dancing 2016 on BBC1, what are the dances and songs and how can I vote?

THE fourteenth series of Strictly Come Dancing continues on BBC One on Saturday night with the remaining celebrities and dancers.

Eight couples will dance in this weekend's show, following Laura and Giovanni's exit last week.

What time is it on?

The main Strictly Come Dancing show is on Saturday at 6.55pm.

The results show is on Sunday night at 7.15pm with hosts Tess Daley and Claudia Winkleman revealing which couple will be leaving the contest in week eight.

Judges Bruno Tonioli, Craig Revel Horwood, Darcy Bussell and Len Goodman's scores will be combined with the public votes.

What happened last week?

Last week we said goodbye to Laura and Giovanni, after seven weeks in the competition.

Louise and Kevin topped the leaderboard with their Argentine Tango, earning an incredible score of 39 points from the judges.

Closely behind them were Danny and Oti on 38 points with their Jive.

Ed and Katya were at the bottom of the leaderboard with 27 points, but Ed proved ever popular with the public who voted to keep him out of the dance off.

Instead it was fourth placed Ore and Joanne joining Laura and Giovanni in the dreaded dance off, with all of the judges opting to send Laura home.

Who is dancing what dance this weekend?

This weekend we hit week eight of the series and the eight remaining couples will be taking to the dancefloor to try to secure their place in next week's Blackpool show.

Here are the dances they are doing and what music they'll be dancing to;

• Claudia & AJ - Viennese Walz to Breakaway by Kelly Clarkson
• Daisy and Aljaz - Salsa to Groove Is In The Heart by Deee-Lite
• Danny and Oti - Argentine Tango to I Heard It Through The Grapevine by Marvin Gaye
• Ed and Katya - Salsa to Gangnam Style by Psy
• Greg and Natalie - Paso Doble to Tamacun by Rodrigo y Gabriela
• Judge Rinder and Oksana - Foxtrot to You Make Me Feel So Young by Harry Connick Jr
• Louise and Kevin - American Smooth to Big Spender by Shirley Bassey
• Ore and Joanne - Rumba to Ordinary People by John Legend

The two couples with the least votes will go head-to-head in the dance off in Sunday night's episode before the judges decide who won't be boarding the Blackpool bus.

How can I vote?

To vote by telephone – UK voters can call from their landline using an 11-digit number or from their mobile using a 7-digit number.

The numbers for each couple will be given out during the live shows.

To vote online - Fans will need to sign in or register a new BBC ID here which they then use every week.

They will then have access to the voting page where the couples are listed in alphabetical order and viewers can choose which couple to vote for by clicking a button next to their names before clicking ‘Vote Now’. Fans can vote up to three times online each week!

How do I keep up?

You can keep up to date with all the latest Strictly gossip from our dedicated page.

You can also stay in the know via the and by following their official ,  and pages.

What are the odds on who will win Strictly 2016?

Danny and Oti are the favourites at the moment with the putting Daisy and Aljaz as the outsiders.

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