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David Walliams is back on our screens on the judging panel for the one-off recap of this year's Britain's Got Talent on Saturday, and we're huge fans of the multi-talented comedian-come-actor-come-author.Since shooting to fame in Little Britain with Matt Lucas in 2003, the star has been a regular on our TV screens and penned an impressive 25 children's books. MORE: Inside Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams' London homeWATCH: David Walliams makes rare comment about sonMORE: Britain's Got

Alesha Dixon has been applauded for "hitting back at racists" who complained about Diversity's Black Lives Matters dance on Britain's Got Talent. Diversity have been the subject of almost 25,000 Ofcom complaints over the past fortnight after performing a routine inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement on the hit reality show.

Magical Bones has been put through to the final of Britain’s Got Talent after he impressed the judges with a routine which saw him make his girlfriend appear in the studio.

Ashley Banjo is leader of the dance troupe Diversity, who found fame after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2009.The 6 foot 4 inch star, recently returned to the hit ITV talent show as a guest judge and also took to the stage to perform an emotional and brilliantly choreographed Black Lives Matter-inspired performance.

The number of complaints about an episode of Britain’s Got Talent in which Diversity performed a routine inspired by Black Lives Matter has risen to 15,500, Ofcom has said.

Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon have publicly shown their support for their Britain's Got Talent co-star Ashley Banjo.On Tuesday, as it was revealed that Diversity's Black Lives Matter-inspired performance on Saturday's semi-final had received thousands of Ofcom complaints, Ashley took to Instagram to post an inspiring message. "For the people sending this: 1.

Diversity's dance routine on Britain's Got Talent on Saturday, 5 September, has seen Ofcom complaints double to 2,996 so far this week.The powerful Black Lives Matter inspired dance routine caused a split in viewer opinion, with many praising the choreography that included a reference to the tragic death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests. However, some felt it "too politicised" and complained to the UK's communications regulator.

Juggling comedian Steve Royle has become the first contestant to win a place in the Britain’s Got Talent final, as the show returned to television following the coronavirus lockdown.

Britain’s Got Talent has announced a format change as the show returned to screens with the start of the semi-finals following the coronavirus lockdown.

Amanda Holden has left viewers stunned as she donned a glitzy metallic dress as the Britain's Got Talent semi-finals kick off.The 49 year old returned to the judging panel three months late after the coronavirus pandemic put the live shows on hold. But making their grand return to Saturday nights, Amanda sat alongside David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and guest judge Ashley Banjo.