News about Beth Tweddle

I couldn't help but feel slightly disappointed when Coronation Street's Ryan Thomas lifted the "Dancing On Ice" trophy last night. I'll admit it's true that as soon as Radio presenter Adele Roberts was axed, barely missing out on the final two, I began to disengage completely from the program. I muttered to myself, "Great, another all male final skate to 'Bolero'. But there does seem to be a pattern in Dancing On Ice, which has spelled it out: (formerly Twitter) "The fact that they've brought an extra finalist means we've only got one woman there." Since the relaunch of the game, we've never had two women in the same final, and only two women out of six have made it to the top two," says the author. "I believe 'Dancing On Ice' needs to change the show or the routines a bit." I think the male routines are always more complicated and display their greatest strengths, but [it] is] not the same for the women."

Fans are eager to find out who will be crowned the champion of the 2024 series, from iconic soap stars to X Factor legends, with even one actor lucky enough to win the show twice. Here is a look at the former stars who have been crowned in the past as this year's Dancing On Ice premieres this Sunday.

As she cosied-up to her husband Andy Allen at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards at MediaCityUK in Salford on Tuesday, Beth Tweddle demonstrated her chic sense of style. The 38-year-old artistic gymnast wore a black and brown floral print dress that ended just above her knee. Beth's long-sleeve jacket was cinched in at the waist to emphasize her hourglass figure.

A married couple who have been skating on Ice for 13 years have been barred from the forthcoming series, claiming that they are struggling to comply with the show's changes. Alexandra Schauman, a former Finn, now 43, has collaborated with celebrities such as Sam Nixon, Todd Carty, and James Jordan, who won in 2019. Trisha Goddard, Myleene Klass, and Beth Tweddle, who made the final in 2014, have been wedded to Lukasz Rozycki, now 44 years old, have been traveling to Lukasz Rozycki, Poland.

Exciting: Beth Tweddle, a young gymnast, has been competing in her first World Gymnastics Championships in Anaheim, USA, for two decades. By then, Britain had spent nearly a decade in the Olympic wilderness. Neil Thomas' back-to-back silver medals at the 1993 and 1994 editions, the country's first world medals, felt like a lifetime ago. There was no precedent for success, but the 21-year-old Tweddle stunned the gymnastics world in 2003 by winning bronze in the uneven bars. It was the first of her five World Championship medals - she became Britain's first World Champion in 2006 after winning gold on the uneven bars in Aarhus, the first of her trailblazing career. 'I can remember that just getting to the final was a huge achievement,' Tweddle tells Mail Sport. 'You'll be able to have a bronze medal around your neck now,' then.'