Britain's Got Talent act and ITV hit back amid latest viewer complaints

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A Britain's Got Talent act and ITV have spoken out following the latest round of auditions this weekend. The hit talent show was back on Saturday night with more acts from across the country taking to the stage.

Among those was Mary P opened the show with a surprise rendition of the Black Eyed Peas My Humps which judge Amanda Holden praised as keeping the Disney character Mary Poppins "relevant".

Meanwhile, Hammerhand, from Hamberg in Germany, attempted to break the Guinness World Record of 122 coconuts broken with a hand in one minute.

The episode also saw a d isability dance group securing a golden buzzer from David Walliams after an uplifting audition. Born To Perform won over the judges - including Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell - with their joyful dance routine. READ MORE: ITV Corrie's Summer Spellman looks stunning as she celebrates her birthday with co-stars While they didn't get the coveted golden buzzer, another group who impressed were The London Community Gospel Choir, who sang a compilation of The O’Jays Love Train and Anytime You Need A Friend by Mariah Carey.