BGT viewers fuming over 'fix' in last semi-final amid Alesha Dixon 'blunder'

Bruno Tonioli has finally broken his silence, following rumours that he'd been axed from Britain's Got Talent.The former Strictly judge was reportedly dropped from the upcoming series of the ITV talent show, just days after Sydnie Christmas clinched the top spot at the live final. Sydnie bagged a cool £250,000 and the opportunity to perform at the Royal Variety Performance in front of a member of the Royal Family this November.Two years ago, Bruno stepped into David Walliams' shoes as a judge, joining Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon on the panel.

In the aftermath of Sydnie Christmas' victory in this year's Britain's Got Talent, which triggered controversy over claims the result was fixed, hosts Ant and Dec have taken Instagram to reveal who they thought would win the show.

Britain's Got Talent star Alesha Dixon has slammed the music industry's 'games', after releasing her first song in nine years.The singer, who rose to fame in girl band Mis-Teeq in the early noughties, has released her new track Ransom as an independent artist. The 45-year-old took to Instagram to thank her fans for all the love they have shown for her comeback, explaining that she waited so long due to 'industry games.' She said: "Thank you for the love and shares! I see you! Beautiful feeling today! Never expected this reaction, means a lot! Truthfully, it's been so long because I haven't got time for industry games! I've moved past that chapter.

Britain's Got Talent fans are devastated after an incredible young singer died after a devastating cancer battle. Unemployed Cumbrian vocalist Emma Jones was 23 when she shot to fame on the show back in 2015, singing Ave Maria by Andrea Bocelli. Judge David Walliams was impressed, saying: "You should be confident Emma – very few of us could ever sing like that." Amanda Holden went on to describe Emma's audition as "one of the most beautiful auditions that [the judges had seen] all day." Emma made it all the way through to the semi-finals, with her performance preceding by a heart-wrenching video where she said, "I live on my own.

Britain's Got Talent is one of ITV's most talked about shows, but it's not just the unique acts which get viewers talking. Over the years, judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon have become a big point of discussion - mainly thanks to their incredible outfits on the talent show.

Alesha Dixon has opened up about her Britain's Got Talent stint after viewers pointed out an issue with her performance.

The final round of the Britain's Got Talent semi-finals kicked off on Friday (May 31) and one finalist was involved in an awkward blunder when he revealed Alesha Dixon's 'secret' live on air.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were fuming after spotting a huge problem during Alesha Dixon's semi-final showstopper.The beloved judge dazzled the audience with a medley of her greatest hits during the show on Friday, 31 May, taking us back to her Mis-Teeq days and then dropping her latest single, Ransom. As Alesha stepped into the spotlight, viewers were quick to jump on social media to comment, with many pointing out the same detail about her act.

The live semi-final of Britain's Got Talent witnessed utter pandemonium just minutes into the show when a returning act, Bobby Goldfinn, was met with biting boos from the crowd.

Britain's Got Talent turned into a spectacle just minutes into Thursday's live semi-final when a familiar face got jeered on stage as he kept returning, despite not being successful with judges. During the audition rounds, an act named Bobby Goldfinn who donned a quirky goldfish mask, tried his luck at cracking jokes in front of judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli.

Fans of Britain’s Got Talent were moved by presenter Ant McPartlin’s kind gesture during the fourth live semi-final show. On Thursday, 30 May it was revealed that one of the series' favourite acts would not be going through to the grand final on Sunday 2 June.

Alesha Dixon's outfit was the talk of the night at the BGT semi-finals, stealing the spotlight usually reserved for Amanda Holden's daring ensembles. The Britain's Got Talent judge dazzled viewers in a vibrant top paired with a near-identical purple blazer on on Thursday 30 May, drawing comparisons to the iconic Quality Street chocolates.

Bruno Tonioli was visibly moved to tears during the live Britain's Got Talent semi-finals on Thursday (30 May) as he watched his golden buzzer act, Phoenix Boys, deliver another stunning performance.The Phoenix Boys, a dynamic dance group of boys aged between eight and 19, had previously wowed ITV audiences with their electrifying routine filled with backflips, pirouettes, and split leaps.Their show-stopping number earned them a standing ovation fromformer dancing pro Bruno. In a moment of pure excitement, Bruno hit the Golden Buzzer so hard in their honour that he actually cracked it.Tonight's semi-final saw the Phoenix Boys return to the stage, leaving everyone in awe once again, including all four judges who rose to give them a standing ovation.

Britain's Got Talent fans were left scratching their heads after Amanda Holden made a baffling comparison between an act and TV favourite Stephen Mulhern. During the semi-final extravaganza on Thursday night, 30 May, presenting duo Ant and Dec welcomed the judging panel Simon Cowell, Amanda, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli to the stage amidst a flurry of hopefuls ranging from acrobats to singers, all vying for a spot in the grand final and a chance to dazzle at the Royal Variety Performance. Kicking off the show with a bang was Andrew Curphey, who energised the audience with his dynamic performance, belting out popular tunes and busting some moves.The stage was alive with dancers and confetti, and everyone was clapping , everyone except an unimpressed Simon, who hit the dreaded red buzzer.

Security officer and youth worker Harrison Pettman, 23, made one of the most memorable entrances during the audition stages of Britain’s Got Talent this year. He was sitting in the audience with his family and told them he was getting up to use the toilet – then appeared on stage and stunned them and the audience with his moving version of the song With You from Ghost the musical. “I said ‘I’m going to the toilet’ because I didn’t know what else to say,” he laughs.

It’s time for the third Britain’s Got Talent semi final on Wednesday 29 May, and one of the acts taking to the stage in the hopes of going through to the final on Sunday 2 June is Leightonjay Halliday from Douglas in Scotland.The 23 year old impressed judges Bruno Tonioli, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell with his water-soaked, emotional dance to Kodi Lee’s Changes with his original performance in the final round of auditions. In an interview with OK! a few hours before he was due back on stage for the live semi-final, Leightonjay revealed that when he was growing up he kept his dancing talents a secret from everyone to avoid being teased “I loved Grease when I was young because the dancing in that is respected and cool, whereas growing up in Scotland it was the complete opposite – as a dancer I wasn’t really respected or cool at all,” he explains.

Fans of Britain's Got Talent have expressed their outrage and reported the show to Ofcom following what they called a 'distasteful' audition. On Saturday, drag act Chantaaaal, who describes herself as a French femme fatale, took to the stage in hopes of securing a spot in the live semi-finals.

Italian shadow artist Matteo Fraziano was forced to stop his act during the semi-final of Britain's Got Talent after a mishap during the live show plunged his performance into chaos.The young impressionist Matteo took to the stage when it became clear something was amiss as he appeared to drop something before a crew member ran over. Just seconds went by before Matteo began his act which luckily continued without a hitch.

Nine-year-old Ravi Adelekan will take to the stage for the live semi-final of Britain’s Got Talent on Tuesday 28 May. Ravi and his ‘Dream Team’ consisting of friends, family, teachers and medical professionals were awarded a Golden Buzzer by tearful Alesha Dixon after their magical audition.

Britain's Got Talent enthusiasts were left scratching their heads during the show's first live semi-final. The stage was graced by a medley of acts including Sven Smith, The Trickstars, Trey Braine, Sslaubi Performance Troupe, Taryn Charles, Bikoon, and Stardust, with Innocent Massuki wrapping up the evening with a stellar act.