Kylie is Spinning Around again as she turns back the clock ten years and flashes that famous bottom for her new video ~ Jack Han Sparrow

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By GEORGINA LITTLEJOHN

This looks familiar: Kylie kicks up her heels and shows off her slender legs and her petite bottom in a scene almost identical to...

There not many women in their 40s who would have the confidence to show off their derriere in public, let alone flaunt it to millions.

So hats off to Miss Kylie Minogue who had turned back the clock and recreated her Spinning Around days for her new video and flashed her famous bottom once again.

And while it might be ten years since she took the world of pop's breath away with those teeny gold hotpants, with a bottom like that, who can blame her for wanting to show it off again?

Smoking: Kylie sizzles on the mike as she sings seductively into the camera

A boogie in blue: Kylie shows off her slender legs in a short tassled dress as she's surrounded by dancers

The pop star struts around in a blue tassled dress surrounded by backing dancers wearing bright pink feathered shoulder decorations.

Male guitarists rock out behind her with Pac Man style helmets on their heads, while Mickey Mouse-esque lights hang in the background.

Better Than Today is the third single to be taken from Kylie's latest album and is released on December 6.

It's in your eyes: Kylie cups her face in her gloved hands as she sings to the camera

Let's dance: Kylie stands between two huge white speakers as she launches into her song

Today she was snapped leaving her west London home looking her usual foxy self while clutching a coffee and hiding her tired eyes under oversized sunglasses as she walked along in trendy animal skin print boots.

Last night she appeared on Children in Need on BBC1 and performed Better Than Today while encouraging the public to dig deep for the charity.

Again wearing almost next to nothing, she cuddled up to host Terry Wogan and shared a laugh with presenter Tess Daly as she read the donation phone line out to viewers.