Leonard (Alex Lawther) is a loner who enjoys a busy inner life but is not comfortable with outward displays of humour, emotion or conversation. Essentially, he’s the antithesis of the social media culture, where attention seeking is prized and rewarded. Leonard prefers reading, bird watching and board games.

Forget the dreaded dance-off and weekly eliminations. Forget professionals leaving under a cloud or judges being replaced. Strictly Come Dancing just suffered its biggest and potentially most devastating departure ever.

Leonard and Hungry Paul, the new series based on the book of the same name, is now streaming. The show, which features Harlan Coben's Fool Me Once star Laurie Kynaston alongside Alien: Earth 's Alex Lawther, follows two thirtysomethings who play board games and find peace in their quiet routines.

The latest episode of Celebrity Traitors ended on a huge cliffhanger, which fans have since been busy 'working out'. Wednesday's episode of the BBC show saw the fates of Mark Bonnar and David Olusoga hang in the balance as they were deemed to be Traitors by their fellow contestants.

"I'm under no illusions," he says. "I'll do the whole thing with the biggest smile on my face and even if the lovely Craig rips me apart, which I'm sure he will do, I'll just take it on the chin and smile." So far, Ross has found the Strictly experience "wonderful".

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