TV dance judge Bruno Tonioli has put the streak into Strictly - by stripping off for charity. The flamboyant BBC1 dance judge joined a host of celebrities including Strictly Come Dancing colleague Camilla Dallerup, Watchdog host Julia Bradbury and Apprentice star Kate Walsh to bare all. Soccer star Sol Campbell also got his kit off for the Give Up Clothes for Good campaign, as did cuddly star Christopher Biggins. The stars posed for the shots in a bid to get members of the public to strip their wardrobes to raise funds for Cancer Research UK. Give Up Clothes for Good - which is supported by discount retailers TK Maxx and HomeSense - is a nationwide clothing and homeware collection scheme helping in the fight to beat childhood cancers. The campaign, which launched on Sunday and runs to April 25, has been held every other year since 2004. In 2008 it raised £3.2 million worth of donations for the charity's life-saving research and this year aims to raise even more. Ex-Atomic Kitten star Liz McLarnon, Channel 4's A Place In The Sun host Jasmine Harman, former EastEnders actress Lucy Benjamin, actor Jeremy Sheffield and cricketer Jimmy Anderson have also shed their clothes for the cameras. Tonioli said: "I really enjoyed taking part in this shoot and was glad to Give Up Clothes for Good to help Cancer Research UK beat childhood cancer. I hope everyone else feels the same and I encourage the nation to open up those closets; reach for those hidden marvels, and donate your fabulous items of clothing and homeware to TK Maxx and HomeSense stores."
