Chris McCausland is Strictly Come Dancing's first blind contestant and has made it to the final alongside fellow stars Sarah Hadland, Tasha Ghouri and JLS singer JB Gill

The judges' scores don’t solely decide the result of Strictly Come Dancing, the public still has a chance to have their say. Lines will open during the final - this will be announced by the hosts Claudia and Tess - and you can have a say on who is crowned the winner tonight (Saturday).

Strictly Come Dancing star Toyah Willcox has unfollowed four of her co-stars on social media, including two of this year's finalists, just hours before the grand final

One Strictly Come Dancing finalist could cause an 'upset' for Chris McCausland, despite him being the favourite to win the hit dance show this year alongside his professional dance partner Dianne Buswell.

Scheduled to start at 6pm, as mentioned above, it will run until 8.35pm meaning it will last for more than two hours. In fact the total runtime will be 2 hours and 35 minutes - which is longer than plenty of movies.

Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland and his professional partner Dianne Buswell appeared on It Takes Two on Monday night (December 13) to discuss Saturday's grand final

Dancers with sight loss say a blind contestant making the final of Strictly Come Dancing is a "proud moment" which they hope will inspire people to push beyond their own barriers. Comedian Chris McCausland has secured his spot in this weekend's sparkling finale,