ITV Cancels ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ For 2021 Due to Complications From Pandemic

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Britain's Got Talent 2021 has been axed by ITV chiefs after they realised they couldn't produce it safely during the global pandemic.The Daily Record and our sister paper The Mirror revealed earlier this week that insiders were almost certain the show would be scrapped after lockdown forced production to be pushed back once again due to the spiralling Covid-19 infection rate at the start of January.Hopeful

“Britain’s Got Talent” is skipping 2021.

ITV1 has said. Judge Amanda Holden said on her Heart Breakfast show she has been told Britain's Got Talent is "on hold" for this year.

British broadcaster ITV has canceled the 2021 season of Simon Cowell’s entertainment juggernaut Britain’s Got Talent because producers were not convinced that cast and crew could be kept safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.

direct to your inboxBritain's Got Talent will not go ahead this year, it has been confirmedThe 2021 series of the talent show had already been been postponed from the spring until the autumn because auditions couldn't take place under the current lockdown. But the coronavirus pandemic has lead to bosses deciding to pull BGT from the schedule all together.

Britain's Got Talent will not return to screens until 2022 at the earliest, it has been confirmed. ITV's flagship weekend show has been axed for the year after ITV bosses realised they couldn't make it work as the global coronavirus pandemic rages.

Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has said there are “still discussions going on” as to whether the show will be filmed this year. Her comments come amid reports the programme may have been axed for 2021 over fears about coronavirus.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Amanda Holden has once again spoken about Britain's Got Talent and why it has been temporarily cancelled this year. Appearing on her Heart Radio Breakfast show on Tuesday, the judge's co-host Ashley Roberts prompted her to spill more details on the decision.

direct to your inboxAmanda Holden has given an update on whether Britain's Got Talent will go ahead this year. It had already been announced that the ITV variety show has been postponed from the spring until the autumn because auditions couldn't take place under the current lockdown.

Britain's Got Talent could be scrapped this year after ITV bosses revealed that Covid had made the axing "almost certain. "Speaking about the potential of a 2021 series, BGT judge Amanda Holden said that the show needs an audience, a requirement that might not be possible with certain coronavirus restrictions.

Britain’s Got Talent could be postponed until 2022, despite plans for it to go ahead in the summer, it has been reported. Producers of the show are said to be “almost certain” the programme could be scrapped for this year, with the series not likely to be put on air until spring 2022.