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THE Traitors fans have forecast a telly reunion between host Claudia Winkleman and one fan-favourite star.

It came after surprise BBC One show winners Leanne Quigley and Jake Brown, both 28, walked away with the £94K cash prize in very tense scenes.

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The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman could be reunited with a fan-favourite Faithful in another telly show[/caption]

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It came after the kind-hearted contestant reached Friday’s finale[/caption]

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In the nail-biting finale, their fellow Faithfuls Francesca Rowan-Plowden, 44, and Alexander Dragonetti, 38, were cut adrift by the duo – and fans now reckon the latter is set for another plum telly role.

After one Traitors viewer demanded “someone get our king Alexander on another show,” he has been tipped to join forces with Claudia, 53, on the next series of Strictly Come Dancing.

Claud fronts the long-running series with Tess Daly, 55, and, with the 21st instalment set to kick off later this year, British diplomat Alexander is a shoo-in with odds of 3-1 to star.

Alex Apati of bookies Ladbrokes said: “He’s undoubtedly one of the most iconic characters we’ve ever seen on The Traitors, and it looks like Alexander could soon be about to take on another huge BBC show in the shape of Strictly Come Dancing.”

If so, he would follow in the sequin-studded pathway of comedian Chris McCausland, who scooped the coveted Glitterball Trophy with professional partner Dianne Buswell last year.

The news will come as a delight for fans of the contestant, who proved a revelation since rejoining the action part way through the series.

One took to X to remark: “Please can we have Alexander pop up in absolutely every show from now on. What a sweet guy.”

Another put: “The ironic thing is, Alexander is WAY MORE personable than Leanne, he’s liked much more than her and he’s much better TV, he’ll likely earn A LOT more than the £40K Leanne won, because he’ll land a high profile media job whereas Leanne likely won’t.”

A third then added: “I swear Alexander is the best thing that could’ve happened to this show.”

One posted: “Love Alexander. It’s giving… next James Bond.”

He has now gained more than 60,000 Instagram followers since joining the show.

Meanwhile, other eagle-eyed Traitors fans have tracked down Alexander’s online dating profile – and gushed “how is he single?”

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Alexander lost out on the whopper cash prize at the final Traitors stage.

He was booted out by Frankie, Jake and Leanne after they chased their longstanding view he wasn’t a Faithful.

After rumours of another telly stint reared their head, he remained coy on his next steps and said: “I haven’t really thought about any of the future yet.

“I’m just getting to today was sort of all my energy just doing that. I would love to take any I’d love to sort of be open to any opportunities that come out as I love new things, and so let’s see.”

He added to Metro: “But today is probably not the day to think about it too much.

“I haven’t actually done any of that thinking if I’m honest, but you know, I love doing new things, so let’s see.”

In the meantime, kind-hearted Traitors viewers have been busy donating to Mencap – the charity Alexander would have helped should he have won The Traitors’ top prize.

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Claudia fronts the BBC One series alongside Tess Daly[/caption]

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The diplomat could follow in the fancy footsteps of 2024 winner Chris McCausland[/caption]

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A HOLOCAUST survivor has revealed she was minutes away from being sent to her death at Auschwitz – before her train was diverted in a lucky twist of fate.

Agnes Kaposi, 92, was just 11 years old when she and her family were shoved into a cramped and dark cattle wagon with 86 other petrified Jews – the padlocked door slamming shut behind them. 

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The little girl didn’t realise that their train was trundling across the Hungarian countryside towards Auschwitz where they were to be executed in gas chambers with half a million others.

And she wouldn’t know until years later that she was on the only train in history to be diverted away from the concentration camp at the last minute in a move that would end up saving her life.

Agnes, speaking from her North London home, told The Sun: “Historians tell me that there was a single train – mine – that was diverted from Auschwitz.”

As the world marks Holocaust Memorial Day on Monday, Agnes said if it wasn’t for that “quirk of history” she wouldn’t be here today and her children and grandchildren wouldn’t exist. 

It was on this train – over a gruelling five days and nights – that Agnes witnessed horrors that she’ll never forget.

Agnes recalls the 87 of them cramped tightly together with no room to lay down and only a small A4-sized window with metal bars across it and a small gap in the gateway for light.

They had no food or water with them and were trying to stick their hand out of the window to collect the condensation from the steam engine in a small cup. 

Agnes remembers being a terrified little girl, watching two people die in front of her and some of those around her slowly turning mad.

Agnes, who works with the Holocaust Educational Trust, said: “People die of dehydration before they die of starvation. 

“There were also some who were raving mad. They were screaming and shouting, they were tearing their hair out. 

“A few tried to attack people in the cart and had to be restrained. 

“And these would be perfectly ordinary, normal people when we started the journey.”

She still remembers the oil drum in the corner of the wagon, which they were forced to use as a toilet.

Agnes, her voice quiet, said: “There was an oil drum stood on its end with one end cut off and that was the toilet. 

“And well, when the drum was getting full, my grandmother found a ladle in her luggage,” Agnes added, her voice growing quiet as she remembered how they would have to scoop the excrement through the tiny gap.

She said as the train moved, they felt a sense of relief because it meant they were going further away from the Hungarian gendarmerie who had made their lives a living hell for years.

Agnes and her family didn’t realise that they were in fact heading for Auschwitz – or that when they were just 12 miles away their train was diverted.

She said: “At one point, we stopped and we stayed for a long time and then I could sense that I was going in the direction of travel.

“If you shut your eyes on the tube you can sense whether you’re travelling one way or the other.

“And that’s when I realised that our train had changed direction.”

Agnes only found out years later that her cattle wagon had been bound for Auschwitz – or that it was the only train to be diverted.

The grandmother said: “A historian told me that it was a quirk of history.

“Well, I am here today because of a quirk of history – my family as well. 

“I wouldn’t be here to tell you this story had the train finished that 12-mile journey.”

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Agnes was just 11 years old when she was crammed into a cattle cart bound for Auschwitz[/caption]

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Agnes (centre bottom) is pictured with her aunt Terka (far left), grandmother Nanoka (second left), mother Magda (second right), aunt Pici (far right), father Imre (top right) and uncle Feri (top left)[/caption]

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Agnes Kaposi told The Sun how Russian troops raped some starving women as they liberated her camp in Austria[/caption]

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Women and children are seen after the British liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp on 15 April 1945[/caption]

An estimated 1.3 million people were deported to Auschwitz concentration camp – 1.1 million of whom were murdered in the gas chambers.

Over Hitler’s brutal reign, six million Jews were killed.

Her diverted train ended up at Strasshof transit camp near Vienna and from there Jews were taken to work as a slave labourer across Austria’s farms and factories.

Agnes lied about her age – saying that she was 14 years old – so that she’d be able to work.

If they found out that she was 11 years old they wouldn’t have allowed her to – and food was only given to workers.

In the nine months that followed, Agnes was a slave labourer at a farm and then later a factory manufacturing anti-aircraft guns for the Nazis before returning to Strasshof.

When the transit camp was finally liberated, Agnes finally felt a sense of hope when the Soviet Union’s army arrived to liberate their camp.

But they brought fresh horrors, picking off some of the Jewish women at night to rape them.

Agnes said:  “At night, they came. They raided our camps and targeted some women and took them away.

“When they came back, some were bruised, some bloodied – all of them in a terrible state when they stumbled back in at dawn.”

Agnes was only 12 years old at the time and only knew that they had been traumatised – not that they’d been raped.

But they knew they had to flee when the Russians arrived.  

And so they started their formidable 160-mile trek through war-torn Austria, Slovakia and Hungary to their home in Budapest. 

She said: “It took us a month to get there because there was no public transportation, and we were just about staggering because we were so weak.”

Agnes’ grandmother found hiding places for the four women of their family for fear of them being found by the Russian soldiers. 

She said: “The Austrians had fled their villages from the Russian soldiers – and so we went through empty streets with beautiful intact houses. 

“But we never slept in the houses because that’s where the Russian soldiers came raiding, looking for women. 

“We slept in chicken coops, or pigsties, or inside haystacks to hide from them.”

Agnes and her family finally made it to Budapest on 1 May, 1945, hoping to be reunited with their male relatives. 

But they were met with yet more heartbreak. 

Agnes found that only one of the men in her family had survived the war and 27 had been killed.

They had been sent to join the Hungarian army, without clothes or weapons, and were thought to have been killed by their fellow countrymen.

Her family also found that their home had been taken away from them and confiscated. 

And on their return, Hungarian civilians told them: “Couldn’t you have stayed where you were?

“Hitler should have finished the job instead of you spoiling the air here.”

Agnes was one of the very few who survived Hitler‘s barbaric rule and she later left Stalin’s Hungary to set up a home in London. 

She said if her train hadn’t been diverted in that “quirk of history” – she wouldn’t be here, nor her five grandchildren.

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Over Hitler’s brutal reign, six million Jews were killed.[/caption]

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Jewish prisoners stacked in their bunks at the Buchenwald Concentration Camp after liberation by the US Army 80th Division on April 16, 1945 in Jena, Germany[/caption]

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