at unity but he would make the tea and he had no understanding of how big he was how much people loved him. in my own house we still never use the word seven weeks a7 differently. he changed a numberfor so many of us. he didn t want to humiliate anyone, he wanted to build them up and he loved proper dancing. i almost felt for the prop sorry for the pop boys as they would hide for the pop boys as they would hide for him and they will carry a gazebo or at papier marchais eiffel tower and he would be like where is it going? he wanted people to dance but he was adorable on camera, off camera and everyone who took part. off-camera and everyone who took art. ., off-camera and everyone who took art, ., , off-camera and everyone who took art, ., a, off-camera and everyone who took art. ., off-camera and everyone who took part. you say you can dance, but what was part. you say you can dance, but what was it part. you say you can dance, but what was it like part. you say you c
a class act. there much. he is, was a class act. there was nobody like him because he was so humble. he loved to dance. his face would light up when people come in lots of people take part in strictly come dancing and i think i will give it a couple of weeks but it will not be my thing and that they fall in love with it and he adored it, but he was an extraordinary man, brilliant man. one of my friends and colleagues, carol, who as you know does the weather, said manning today and i thought was a really lovely tribute, she said he was never in the business of humiliating people. he always wanted to bring out the best in people. always wanted to bring out the best in eole. , always wanted to bring out the best in eole. , , in people. absolutely. he was passionate in people. absolutely. he was passionate about in people. absolutely. he was passionate about dance - in people. absolutely. he was passionate about dance that l in people. absolutely. he was - passionate about dance that