Britain's Got Talent

Twenty Year old Jeremy Lynch is going to be performing Freestyle Football. He used to be on the cards at Arsenal but they let him go. He's pretty clever with the football and has some pretty incredible ball handling skills as he performs to Crazy in Love. It's three yeses for him.

Does Blackpool have Talent? The promos for Britain's Got Talent would suggest that the home of variety may not be living up to its expectation as the Las Vegas of Great Britain.

8 year old Alex Lees is a singer. He's very animated as he sings Kids but he's out of tune.

Birmingham has its chance tonight to display its talent in the hopes of winning the £100,000 and the chance to perform in front of Prince Charles at the annual Royal Variety Show.

First up that has any ounce of talent is 10 year old Charlie Green is singing Summer Wind and Simon looks smitten. The audience is smitten.

It's Back! The Britain's Got Talent audition tour kicks off in the same city where we found last years winner Paul Potts - Cardiff.

Once again, the auditioning acts have to perform in front of a live studio audience and the three judges - Piers Morgan, Amanda Holden and the infamous Simon Cowell.

Simon says that if no one talented turns up, that's the end for the show. He says it needs to work as it's his only chance for a knighthood. He thinks Sir Simon just fits well.

Ant and Dec are back to host the series.

First up is Michael Machell with a supposed spacey rendition of the Star Wars Theme. It's terrbile.

ITV1’s hit entertainment series of 2007 returns for a second series after catapulting last year’s winner Paul Potts to worldwide success.

Hosted by Ant and Dec – and with Simon Cowell, Piers Morgan and Amanda Holden on the judging panel – Britain’s got Talent once again travels the length and breadth of the UK in search of Britain’s best unsung talent.

The show is open to any performer, of any age and from any background – all they need is a gift that they think will impress the judges, the viewers and ultimately HRH The Prince of Wales as the victor wins a prize slot on this year’s Royal Variety performance, along with £100,000 in cash.

From dance troupes and singers, to dancing sheep and horses, magicians to ventriloquists, and comedians to contortionists, the UK really delivers the goods.

Did anyone else notice that the last person that performed won the round?

Firstly, every semi-final winner was the last person to perform.

Secondly, the order of the Grand Finale was by the winner and runner up of the Semi's except for Paul who was moved to the last place and ended up winning.

Smells fishy to me.

Cellphone salesman Paul Potts has won the first season of Britain's Got Talent with his operatic performances.
Paul Potts beat out fellow contestants The Kombat Breakers, Damon Scott, Bessie Cursons, the Barwizards and Connie Talbot for the £100,000 prize and the opportunity to sing in front of the Queen at the Royal Variety show.

Tonight it's the Grand Finale of Britain's Got Talent. Thousands auditioned. The judges narrowed it down to 24 and now there are only six left.

Three semi finals have produced some fantastic acts who will now perform once more for their chance to perform at the Royal Variety Performance in front of the Queen.

The acts performing at the Grand Final tonight are:

The Kombat Breakers
Damon Scott
Bessie Cursons
Bar Wizards
Connie Talbot
Paul Potts

First up tonight are the Kombat Breakers. Again, another explosive performance
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Damon Scott is back for one final time. This time he's back with Bubbles.
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Last night Bessie Cursons was the public's choice to go through to Sunday's final of Britain's Got Talent. The judges decided on The Kombat Breakers to join Bessie.

Tonight, the last group perform for their place in Sunday's final. Performing tonight on Britain's Got Talent are:

Cheeky Bits
Mike Garbutt
Doctor Gore
Tony Laf
Scott Holtom
Crew 82
Bar Wizards
Connie Talbot

They're a fun looking group of kids dancing around to S-Club7's Reach for the Stars. They're all very excited to be given three yeses from the judges.
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Comedy Impressionist Mike Garbutt is nervous about performing in front of a potential 10million viewers on Britain's Got Talent. He's impersonating Sir Alan Sugar trying to find an apprentice out of a number of celebrities including Simon Cowell

Last night Paul Potts was the public's choice to go through to Sunday's final of Britain's Got Talent. The judges decided on Damon Scott to join Paul.

Tonight, the next group perform for their place in Sunday's final. Performing tonight on Britain's Got Talent are:

The Kombat Breakers
Victoria Armstrong
Jack Reeve
Jake Pratt
The Mini Mezzos
Crazeehorse
Craig Womersley
Bessie Cursins

The Kombat Breakers are first up tonight to perform for the public vote. They're so energetic and their performance has alot of running and dancing with a few pyrotechnics thrown in to spice it up even further.
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The Auditions are over. We have a Top 26. Now it's time for the Semi Finals.

Performing tonight on Britain's Got Talent are:

MD Productions
Damon Scott
Mel's Klever K9s
Dominic Smith
Luke and Charlotte
Caroline Boyes
The Freerunners
Paul Potts

It's Michael Jackson's Thriller all over again. They're all a fantastic bunch of dancing zombies. Piers loved the troupe from Liverpool and thought they were simply vibrant.
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Damon Scott is up next with a different monkey this time and he's singing Ronan Keating's No Matter What. It was much better first time around.
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This is the last chance that contestants have to audition for their chance to perform in front of the Queen at the Royal Variety performance.

Thousands of hopefuls have turned out to audition for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

First to make it through tonight are the Mini Mezzos. A group of young girls who are dressed up in purple witches costumes. Their dance routine is pretty energetic and the judges just love them. They're going to be back to perform again in the semi finals.

48 year old youth worker Caroline is dressed like Madonna to do her dance routine. It's pretty scary but the entertainment quality is there enough for the crowd to want to see more of her despite Simon hating every minute of it.

It's the fourth round of auditions and we're getting close to narrowing down the field even further but there are still some acts to judge.

I find it incredible how the audience turns so vile against the acts that are rubbish.

Thankfully there is Crew 82. Four guys who manage to make music with nothing but their mouths. Simon says he's never heard anything like it in his life and thought it was that good. Amanda thought it was genius. Piers pays them a huge compliment. It's three yeses so they'll be through to compete in the next round.

If ever there was a brilliant streetdancer, it's 13 year old George. He's absolutely phenomenal for someone his age.

London's theatreland has had the hopefuls descend on it in their thousands.

First up are nine singers who think they will be bigger than the spice girls.

There are a few whistles from the audience. That is until they realise that they're all transvestites.

They're called the Kit Cat Dolls and it's like Pussy Cat Dolls but in Drag. They don't get any red crosses and the judges put them through.

21 year old Scott has never performed outside his bedroom before and has been dragged along by his mother. He's a breakdancer and he wows the audience and the judges. Simon thought it was brilliant and was completely mesmorised by him.

Birmingham is tonight's first stop on Britain's Got Talent in the search for the winner of £100,000 and the chance to perform at the Royal Variety Show.

Seven best friends from Coventry who are wanting to become a professional dance group. The are call the Kombat Breakers. The crowd love them as do the judges although they're not sure the queen will like them. They do think the princes will so they're through.

Luke and Charlotte are a couple of young ballroom dancers who are absolutely cute to watch. Once again, the judges love them. They're through to the next round.