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The judges Amanda, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Simon Cowell were asked to pick a piece of paper from the bag that bore various fears - maggots, tapeworm, ...

And @Rocky67322315 said: "I wanted the witches to get through." And @josmith1975x wrote: "The judges chatting completely ruined that! @mumsbanter commented: "#BGT #thewitches act was completely ruined by the judges, so disrespectful."

But in Monday night's live semi final, The Witches' shot at booking a place in the final was 'ruined' by Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell and David Walliams in ...

@mbnut20 said: "As much as I loved that act, what exactly did The Witches do? Amanda then stood up and said 'noo... no there's not going to be a rat in that box in there?" The Witch - whose identity remains a mystery - invited each one of the judges in turn to reach into a rotting bag and pull out 'their biggest fear' on a card.

Britain's Got Talent's live semi-finals kicked off on Monday night and saw Maxwell Thorpe and ventriloquist comedian Jamie Leahe have secured their place in ...

The show will be back tomorrow at the same time, and eight new acts will perform for a chance to make it to 2022’s grand final. As hosts Ant and Dec asked Simon to make a decision, the music mogul struggled to make a choice and decided to put it to a public vote – which Jamie won. Other acts that failed to make it through to the final, singer Mel Day, comedian Suzi Wild, London Community Gospel Choir, David’s golden buzzer act Born To Perform and The Witches.

Maxwell Thorpe and Jamie Leahey advanced to the final round of the talent competition after receiving the most audience votes on Monday night.

“It was full of joy, full of love, full of passion and it’s the way you want the world to do. The decision was returned to the number of audience votes and it was revealed the youngster had scored more. Busker Maxwell Thorpe and 13-year-old ventriloquist Jamie Leahey have made it to the Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) final on Sunday after the first of two live semi-final shows.

The talent show certainly came back with a bang on Monday night, live from Hammersmith Apollo, as opera singer Maxwell Thorpe won the public vote, ...

Shivers: The spooky performance left everyone on the edge of their seats, as the act made their way down from the stage to perform right in front of the judges Opening the show: They kicked off the first of a week of live shows with a spectacular opening performance from the cast of Moulin Rouge Simon and David looked dapper as they dressed in suits for the occasion, with David opting for a cream tailored ensemble while Simon kept it classic. Earlier in the evening, they kicked off the first of a week of live shows with a spectacular opening performance from the cast of Moulin Rouge - as they introduced judges Simon, Alesha, Amanda, and David. Simon and David looked dapper as they dressed in suits for the occasion, with David opting for a cream tailored ensemble while Simon kept it classic Jamie was in the top two acts alongside magician Junwoo, as judges Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were tasked with the decision of who to send through - ultimately reaching a deadlock and sending it back to the public vote.

Britain's Got Talent returned with a bang tonight as impersonator Suzi Wild among the first semi-finalists taking to the stage for the live shows.

"The act is really well thought out - you get to a great joke and you're onto the next one. "We love it when people do impersonations," Alesha said. Read More