BGT's Ant and Dec in tears over Voices Of Armed Forces Children Choir on semi-final

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Britain's Got Talent viewers got all emotional as they spotted a moment between one of the young acts and the judges during the live final. The ITV talent show came to a spectacular end on Sunday night (June 5) following a week of live semi-final shows.

Simon Cowell sparks concerns for the Queen as he hints Her Royal Highness may not be able to attend this year’s Royal Variety Show.During Sunday night’s (June 5) grand final of Britain’s Got Talent, the 62-year-old couldn’t help but get choked up as he gushed over this year’s impressive slew of contestants who gave it their all for one last time.After each stellar act, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly struggled to get some fresh comments from the judges as the group continued to remain speechless at their impressive performances.But when the Geordie double act asked the dad-of-one to give his honest review of stand-up comic and impressionist artist Ben, the entrepreneur hinted that the monarch may not be able to attend this year’s performance.He told the talented performer: "Thank you, by the way, for reminding us - I know the money is important and the bragging rights of winning are important. "But actually this year more than any, anyone who gets the change to perform - please God it is the Queen [at the Royal Variety] - it's gonna be a huge big deal."And actually, I've got to tell you everyone's brought their A-game tonight [but] from when we first met you, your confidence has gone up." He continued: "Like you said, you've been on the road for 20 years, I think your bookings are gonna go through the roof - trust me, after this." It was at this point that fans rushed to Twitter to share their concerns for Her Royal Highness as many questioned his concerns for the Queen's health online.

Britain’s Got Talent burst onto our screens as the UK’s top talent show programme in 2006 and presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have hosted the show ever since its first episode.The dynamic duo are well known for their quick quips and cutting one liners, but also for their supportive remarks and shoulders to cry on when things don’t quite go the way contestants wish it did.No matter how the judging panel has changed over the years, the pair have remained a vital part of the show’s lineup since season one and the ITV classic wouldn’t be the same without them. However, despite their comforting attitude and cheeky attitudes, they don’t always get off on the right foot with every celebrity they encounter.Keep reading to take a look at Ant and Dec’s biggest celebrity feuds over the years.The pair have had a long running feud with controversial journalist Piers Morgan for many years, who had a lot to say when they won their 20th consecutive Best Presenter award at the 2021 National Television Awards.He slammed the duo and said: “I deserve to win because everyone is sick and tired of Ant and Dec automatically winning this award, which bears no relation to reality.

After a night's break, the Britain's Got Talent final is finally here. In the last week fans of the ITV talent show have been treated to five live semi-final shows as the acts were whittled down.

Britain’s Got Talent hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have had to plead with the audience during the semi-finals after they cheered “too loud” at the live show. The presenting duo welcomed viewers to the Eventim Apollo and introduced judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon before the show got well underway.Dance group IMD Legion performed for the celebs and received a huge reception from the audience, but took it a little too far as the judges tried to give their verdict.Alesha tried to give her thoughts to the troupe but commented that she “couldn’t hear herself think” as the crowd bellowed out.Ant and Dec tried to calm the guests and gestured for them to settle down so that the show could continue, but seemingly to no avail.After they were urged to calm the shouting, Dec exclaimed: “We’re going to run out of time and we won’t be able to hear anything.”Viewers at home agreed with the celebs and were extremely irritated with the crowd’s behaviour.An annoyed fan wrote on Twitter: “Whilst I get they’re excited, the crowd [...] are way too loud and rowdy.

Amanda Holden proved she's the true queen of style after she channeled Ginger Spice from the Spice Girls with one of Geri Halliwell's most iconic looks during the last Britain's Got Talent semi-final. Donning the incredible outfit in honour of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee this weekend, the 51 year old judge showed she's a fashion icon as she entered the studio with a beaming grin on her face. With her blonde tresses wavy and loose, she wore a tiara and sparkly makeup as she strolled in in a red sequinned body con dress.

Britain’s Got Talent fans were left furious as presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly addressed the Queen during a live semi-final.The hosting duo were chatting about the ways to vote on the show, assuming that the Queen might not know about them all if she’d missed any of the live shows.Though they addressed the monarch as “ma’am”, fans were quick to point out that the Queen wasn’t watching from Buckingham Palace.One Twitter user posted: “Ant, Dec, the Queen ain’t watching lads!”, as another followed up: “The Queen doesn’t give a sh*** she’s not watching! #BGT.”“I refuse to believe the Queen is watching this crap,” someone else giggled.Others pointed out that it looked as though judge Amanda Holden had dressed to emulate the monarch herself, who is celebrating 70 years on the throne this Bank Holiday weekend.Amanda rocked a silky red corset and accessorised with a Union Jack flag skirt as she took her seat beside Simon Cowell.The TV personality wore her trademark caramel locks in loose waves with a tiara on top of her head.Amanda's puffball skirt was so long she had to drape it across the back of her chair to keep it off the floor.One person gushed: "Amanda looks so good."As another said: "Amanda looks stunning, absolutely gorgeous!"But others weren't so impressed, as one viewer quipped: "Who does Amanda think she is with the Tiara and the flag thingy? The Queen, you are not, hun.""Amanda Holden wearing a tiara. Someone remind her it’s the Queen’s Jubilee...

Britain's Got Talent fans were left calling out a 'fix' over the result of the third semi-finals which saw Loren and Five Star Boys make it through to the last round of the show.Loren Allred made it through by public vote and was visibly over the moon when the verdict was announced, while Five Star Boys made it through by judges vote.However, The Phantom, who was up against Five Star Boys, unfortunately didn't manage to win over Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and David Walliams enough to make it into the finals.Fans were very vocal about their upset that Mary P was sent home, with many turning to Twitter to question why she was voted out over The Phantom.Many viewers also wondered whether the show was a "fix" as Loren performed after three acts which didn't impress the audience.Loren is known for her vocals on The Greatest Showman and sang for Rebecca Ferguson, who mimed over her lyrics.In previous episodes, teacher turned singer Tom Ball made it through via public votes, which left him speechless as Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly announced his win.Comedian Eva Adley and magician Keiichi Iwasaki went head to head in an attempt to secure the judges but after David, Alesha and Amanda voted for the young star, Keiichi was sent home.Fans were divided over the verdict and took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the matter.One said that they were "not impressed" with the results while another branded the move a "sympathy vote".In the previous semi-final show, rappers Flintz and Taylor landed a spot along with comedian and impressionist Ben Nickless.The tense show saw Ben storm ahead of the other contestants as he won the votes while Flintz and Taylor were kept in by the judges.The tow acts will now battle it

Britain's Got Talent acts Tom Ball and Eva Abley have made it through the grand final.Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were all on hand to offer their advice as eight new acts took to the stage on Wednesday (June 1) night for the third semi-final.Dan gushed as Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly urged him to talk about his win, clearly overjoyed about the achievement.Tom won by viewer votes and Eva was voted for by David, Alesha and Amanda as she went up against Keiichi Iwasaki.However, some viewers didn't agree with the final verdict and thought that Keiichi should have been given a chance.Fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the final and seemed divided as they posted.One wrote: "Not impressed with tonight's results but it's the way it goes."Another said: "Never forget the power of a sympathy vote [...] Keeiichi should have gotten the vote!"Britain's Got Talent has been slammed by fans in recent days who have deemed the show the "worst series ever".Fans of the ITV talent show have been left disappointed by this year's contestants and think that she show is full of "sympathy acts".Viewers often share their thoughts on Twitter and have voiced their opinions on the series loud and clear, with one unimpressed fan saying that they "stopped watching the show a long time ago" due to the fact that "everyone has a sob story".Another said there was "no talent to be seen" whilst one irritated fan simply said it has been "very boring".A firm fan favourite in recent weeks has been Ben Nickless, an impressionist who won the hearts of the judges and the nation.Many thought that he was the best act on the lineup and assumed he was going to win and viewers went wild for him.A fan gushed on

Simon Cowell has explained why he covered his ears during the opening of Britain's Got Talent's 2022 live semi-finals on Monday 30 May. During the opening scenes, the cast of Moulin Rouge! The Musical put on a spectacular performance with even hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly joining in, although it resulted in Ant getting stuck in his chair.

Britain's Got Talent is known for its weird and wonderful talent as well as its controversial moments, and it appears the first live show hasn't escaped criticism from viewers. The ITV talent show returned to screens on Monday night (May 30) for the first of five semi-final shows.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent fans were left in stitches as the show was hit by a blunder as Ant McPartlin got stuck in a chair. The host was opening the show in spectacular style with Declan Donnelly when the hilarious mishap occurred.

Creepy act The Witches returned to Britain's Got Talent to terrify the judges, and chaotic scenes ensued as Amanda Holden went 'missing' after being chased with a rat. The stooped witchy character, who in the audition stage terrified Amanda by crushing an apple into a ball of maggots, was back with another bag of tricks.

Britain's Got Talent 2022 final.The first semi-final show on Monday (May 30) evening saw the first round of contestants take centre stage.Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were all on hand to offer their verdict and hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly kept an eye on proceedings.Sheffield busker Maxwell received the most public votes and the judges had to decide to give the second spot to ventriloquism act Jamie or magician Junwoo.Clearly torn with who they believed deserved a place in the final show, the vote went back in the hands of the viewers.Receiving the most votes from the public Jamie Leahey managed to edge his way through to the final show on Sunday night.Jumping on Twitter, fans shared their thoughts on the first pair of finalists with many congratulating them.One person wrote: "Very happy with the two in the final so far! Thoroughly deserved!"Meanwhile another said: "Maxwell Thorpe is an absolute dream for the eyes and ears."A third added: "Happy for both finalists tonight on @BGT- young North West lad with his chicken and a busker from Sheffield."However although some viewers were happy, many others were not pleased with the result.BGT viewers who were impressed with an act called The Witches were hoping that they made it through to the finals but unfortunately they didn't.Fans at home were quick to blame the judges for The Witches result and said their distractions aided in their final place slot.Taking to Twitter again, disappointed spectators shared their thoughts on the spooky act.One person said: "First disappointment of the series..

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams has jokingly vowed to quit the ITV show if his golden buzzer act Born To Perform don't make it to the show's final round.The dance troupe earned David's golden buzzer after they performed for the judges during the show's auditions round.Their performance featured a dance number to Junior Senior's Move Your Feet, which saw them pull acrobatic moves like one handed cartwheels and box splits, which amazed the judges, audience and viewers.Once they'd finished, hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly made their way over to the judges panel to ask them their thoughts.David was impressed with their dedication and dance moves and praised them for their efforts.The comedian gushed over his act: "I'm so pleased for you, I'm so proud that I got to press the golden buzzer for you guys, that was exactly what I'd hoped. It was full of joy, full of love, full of passion.

Amal Clooney struggled to fight back the tears as she presented an award at The Prince's Trust Awards.The Award ceremony was aired on ITV on Thursday, May 26, with Amal taking to the stage to present the last award of the evening.Looking dazzling, Amal graced in front of the cameras in a fantastic floor-sweeping floral gown as she took to the stage to honour a very special lady.George Clooney's wife had the biggest presenting gig of the evening which was handing out the Women's Empowerment Award - the first of its kind.The deserving winner was Tanzila Khan who despite being disabled had continued to battle for women's rights to education in Pakistan.Tanzila was also responsible for creating a business that allowed women in her country the right to sanitary products - which she explained were not so freely available.After Amal's empowering and emotional speech, Tanzila took to the stage to collect her award from hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.Tanzila went on to explain all of her hard work and dedication to providing women with equal opportunities and sanitisation products.Fans were simply left in awe of her brilliance and took to Twitter to air their praises.One online user wrote: "Wonderful to see amazing female role models like Amal Clooney at the Prince’s Trust Awards - a true beauty with brains!"Another penned: "Many congratulations to Tanzila, love her confidence and determination to help others! #PrincesTrustAwards #princestrust #PrinceCharles #AmalClooney."A third echoed: "Congratulation for winning award for EMpowerment Award Winner,Tanzilla. Disability is working for her & no hindrance.

This Morning viewers are nothing if not varied in their opinions and it was Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly who caused a divide amongst them today. The Geordie duo appeared live in the studio to chat to hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on the ITV daytime show on Thursday (May 26).

Kate Garraway had quite the confession to make when she returned to Good Morning Britain today. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Thursday (May 26) alongside Ben Shephard.

This Morning's Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were joined on their famous sofa by fellow ITV presenting duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, but Dec seemed a little flustered as Ant began to speak.The This Morning presenters quizzed the pair about their new book before the conversation turned to their latest presenting plans.They confirmed that the next series of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here is expected to take place in Australia as usual.The duo said that that they've had a great time in Wales the past two years, but that the show is planned to return to its homeland due to Covid-19 restrictions easing.Phil and Holly then asked about the planned All Stars series, which they confirmed was "not just kings and queens" but many fan favourites that viewers will recognise.Ant then added that the All Stars series is set to take place in South Africa, which got a side eye look from his pal Dec.Fans noticed and took to Twitter to post about their thoughts.A viewer wrote: "Ant spilling the beans."Another wrote: "I can't stop laughing over what Ant said. Just love it when they come on the show, makes me laugh."Earlier in the show, Holly had congratulated the presenters on "another BAFTA" award, which they said they were "not expecting".They also touched upon Ant and Dec's recent drag makeover and the pair confirmed that they had received "loads of messages" from fans that were inspired by their image.The boys also said that during the filming for Britain's Got Talent, they had contestants that "never would have auditioned before," but due to Covid-19 they decided to give it a chance as "anything could happen".This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

ANT and Dec have revealed an I’m A Celeb All Stars series will reunite show legends later this year. The Sun revealed the Geordie pair were set to host the spin-off and Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, both 46, have now confirmed the one-off series.