BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell declares 'a win' as Chris McCausland heaps pressure on show future

Dianne Buswell has told Chris McCausland what she thinks is a 'win' after they made it through to week eight of Strictly Come Dancing after the latter seemingly feared for their place in the show.

The duo were initially seen back in the ballroom on Saturday night (November 2) after making it through to week seven following a tricky time during the previous week's Halloween special.

This weekend, it was another themed week in the BBC One dance contest as for the first time ever, Icons Week took place and saw the remaining couples take to the dance floor to perform a routine accompanied by a track from a well-known singer or band with George Michael, Madonna, The Beatles and Bruno Mars among them.

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For their performance, comedian Chris and professional dancer Dianne delivered a Tango to rock band KISS' hit Rock and Roll All Nite, in which they sported dark mirrored outfits and eye makeup reminiscent of the rock band.

Chris and Dianne ended up scoring 29 points out of a possible 40 which didn't go down well with viewers who wanted more for the couple, who are among the favourites to lift the Glitterball trophy this year.

However, during Sunday night's (November 3) results show, it was confirmed that Chris and Dianne had received plenty of public support and have made it through to another week of Strictly's 20th-anniversary series.

Reflecting on the news, Dianne took to Instagram and said alongside pictures of the pair in dancing action on the dance floor said: "Once again I want to thank you all for your support and votes it really is so special that you are appreciating what we are doing."

She added: "And Chris, my