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Bruno fury over John Sergeant

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has revealed his fury at the continuing survival of John Sergeant in the BBC1 show.

Viewers' votes saved Sergeant from the dance-off despite him scoring 12 out of a possible 40 for his cha cha cha.

Tonioli told The Sun: "I'm spitting feathers. I'm appalled and disgusted. I don't understand it. It's a dancing competition."

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