Britain’s Got Talent fans left terrified as boy falls during dangerous scooter trick

Amanda Holden has revealed that she gets emotional in an upcoming episode of Britain's Got Talent as an act uses her song for her audition. Teasing the heartwarming moment, the judge, 51, explained that a little girl uses her version of Over The Rainbow from her 2020 album Songs From My Heart.

Piers Morgan has shared a photo with his 1.8 million Instagram followers of a star-studded dinner party at his friend Amanda Holden's home. Along with Piers, Amanda had invited household names Eamonn Holmes, Ruth Langsford and Alan Carr.Amanda's dinner party comes shortly after a clip was released of her giving her thoughts on Piers' upcoming new show - his first gig after leaving ITV last year.

EastEnders star Charlie Wernham has married his fiancée Emma Collis in front of pals from his previous soap, Hollyoaks. Real-life couple Daisy Wood-Davis and Luke Jerdy - who are engaged and played Kim Butterfield and Jesse Donovan on the Chester soap - shared a series of pictures from the special day.Former Hollyoaks actress Jessica Ellis (who played Tegan Lomax) was also one of the guests.

Great British Bake Off presenter Matt Lucas has said he was 'thin-shamed' after losing weight. The comedian, who is best known for his work with David Walliams on Little Britain and Come Fly With Me, Matt previously spoke of his weight loss on ITV show Lorraine. He said: “I lost some weight, I needed to take the edge off, because I put on a lot of weight in lockdown.

Amanda Holden has been described as the "hostess with the mostest" after hosting a star-studded dinner on Friday night.The actress reunited with old friends, including former Britain's Got Talent co-star, Piers Morgan. Amanda's friends gushed as they posed by side for a sweet snap where they were joined by a full table of stars, including Alan Carr, Ruth Lansford and Eamonn Holmes.The group sat around an elegant marble table as they beamed for the camera as private chef and Michelin-trained Euan Peach sat proudly in the centre. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes are no strangers to a glamorous night out, and on Saturday it was no exception as they headed out on a dinner date - and you won't believe who else was there.MORE: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes' bedroom glow up will amaze youThe former Good Morning Britain hosts looked happier than ever as they were treated to a private chef at Amanda Holden's gorgeous Surrey home alongside Piers Morgan and Alan Carr.WATCH: Ruth Langsford shares hilarious update on husband Eamonn HolmesThe celebrity pals were pictured sitting around Amanda's lavish marble table with the man of the moment, private chef Euan Peach, sat in the middle of the stars, underneath a stunning bejeweled light fixture.READ: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes soak up the sun following lavish Greek vacationMORE: PHOTOS: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes' £3.25m Surrey home they're considering leaving – insideEammon shared the photo to his 757,000 followers on Instagram. Eamonn and Ruth also live in SurreyCaptioning the image the 62-year-old wrote: "Not the best picture but the best Craic round at Amanda Holden's House."Beautiful Dinner served up by Euan @bymrpeach.

Britain's Got Talent is back on screens and two acts in the talent show has already hit the headlines. From viewers' fury that contestants like Loren Allred are already professional singers, to accusations of racism the programme is causing controversy. But that is nothing new for the telly talent competition which has seen plenty of scandals unravel behind the scenes and in front of the camera.

Britain's Got Talent contestant after viewers claimed she was an experienced professional.Impressionist Suzi Wild had the ITV show's judging panel in stitches on Saturday evening's programme as she imitated celebrities including the Queen and Lorraine Kelly. Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden were all seen bursting into laughter at her impressions and the show's co-host Declan Donnelly marvelled off-stage at the accuracy of Suzi's Janet Street-Porter impersonation.

Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams gather once more to decide which performers make it through. David Walliams is comedian, actor, writer, and television personality, before joining the hit ITV show David was probably best known for his work with Matt Lucas on the BBC sketch comedy series Little Britain. He is also a writer of children's books, having sold more than 37 million copies worldwide.

Britain's Got Talent received short shrift from viewers at home.Andrew Basso, from Italy, had the live studio audience, Simon Cowell and the rest of the show's judging panel on the edge of their seats as he emulated one of Harry Houdini's most famous tricks.But those watching from home were much more critical of his take on the Hungarian-American escape artist's stunt, known as the Chinese Water Torture Cell. Andrew, who was handcuffed by Amanda Holden inside a large glass box filled with water, had said that his stunt would become very dangerous if he failed to escape in under two minutes.As the clock ticked well over the two-minute mark, the faces of those watching the stunt live turned to ones of concern, as one anxious audience member said: "He's panicking, he's panicking."Meanwhile, hosts Ant and Dec shifted nervously as they looked on from the side of the stage and Alesha Dixon and David Walliams wondered between themselves if Andrew was really in trouble or if it was all part of the act.The escape artist finally emerged from the water, gasping for breath, to scenes of jubilation from the live audience.The tension among many ITV viewers at home, however, was far less palpable and some took to Twitter to explain why they were less than impressed.One person wrote: "If that wasn’t staged, the crew would have rushed on to get him out… it’s embarrassing how fake this show is #bgt #BritainsGotTalent."A second commented: "How many times have these acts been done seriously?.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent is in a new fix row after fans pointed out that London Community Gospel Choir are 'already famous' and have a 'huge fan base'. Saturday evening's instalment of the ITV show saw a range of new acts perform in front of judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent has welcomed a fresh batch of contestants that hope their audition earns them the golden buzzer. When the button is pressed, the act automatically secures a place in the live semi-finals.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent viewers were left in tears tonight as David Walliams gave his coveted golden buzzer to Born To Perform. The dance group, which features people with different disabilities, jumped for joy and rolled around in the golden glitter after David pressed the buzzer which will see them go straight through to the competition's live semi-final.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were blown away after watching a dance group of people with different disabilities. Born to Perform, a group from Northampton, took to the stage of the ITV programme to dance in sync to You Can't Stop The Beat, from the hit film Hairspray. People aged 14 to 24 explained they wanted to "break down barriers" and perform without fear of judgement.

Britain's Got Talent fans were left in utter disbelief as comedy duo Brian and Krysstal appeared on the ITV stage.From the moment they appeared on screen, viewers were apprehensive, but once it became clear they were a comedy duo, fans were immediately loving it.However, something else caught the attention of viewers aside from their comedy, with the pair revealing their age as they introduced themselves to the judges.Brian confessed he was in his late sixties, while Krysstal told the judges and the audience that she was 71 - leaving those in the audience and fans at home utterly gobsmacked.The moment she revealed her age a member of the audience could be heard saying: "She looks good for her age!", while users online didn't hold back from sharing their shock.One user wrote: "Surely that's a lie? She can't be older than 60! #BGT."While another wrote: "She's 71... is she for real? #BGT."A third said: "71??? No way!"Another fan added: "Krysstal cannot be 71 she looks in her 50s! #BGT."Krysstal was the "assistant" to Brian, but she soon showed her own talents as she started playing multiple musical instruments in the humorous segment.She looked very vibrant as she donned a sparkly rainbow jacket paired with space buns and had a dazzling bright pink lipstick on.

Britain's Got Talent were not happy that another act who were already "well known" took to the stage on Saturday's programme (April 23).Fans of the ITV favourite were up in arms that a renowned choir were fast tracked through to the next round with four unanimous yes' from the judging panel that includes Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.Taking to Twitter, online users in the their masses aired their disappointment, with one user writing: "London Community Gospel Choir are phenomenal. That’s why they’re well-known, successful and often on TV or other artists’ recordings.

Britain’s Got Talent and its spin-off shows have seen some daring, dangerous and downright deadly auditions throughout their time on-air, but some haven’t ended quite as planned.Auditionees have even been known to frequently involve the show’s judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and David Walliams in the act.Britain’s Got Talent has been running for 15 years and during that time, many daredevils have walked on stage in hopes of setting the stakes higher than their predecessors.From knife throwing to almost drowning, paramedic intervention and on-stage fires, check out some of the franchise’s most memorable near misses.Knife thrower Edward Pinder burst onto the stage in 2018 and required the help of the show’s most famous star for his knife-throwing act. Pinder called Simon Cowell up to the stage and despite his nerves, the music mogul reluctantly joined in the fun.

Britain’s Got Talent finally returns to TV screens across the nation, viewers tuned in to watch the latest string of hopefuls impress the judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and David Walliams.But some angry Brits are crying foul, as show bosses defend accusations of a fix.From experience on the coveted West End, ties to Hollywood movie soundtracks and million-dollar deals on streaming giant Amazon Prime, let’s take a look at some of the show’s biggest fix accusations as the new series gets underway…Fans branded 89-year-old veteran Colin Thackery's win a fix after escapologist Jonathan Goodwin didn't place in the top three despite being buried alive. Jonathan left viewers horrified when he risked suffocation in a case full of gravel, yet Colin won the most votes after the finale in a huge controversy.The crooner sang We'll Meet Again during his semi-final performance, as images of him and his wife - who died from breast cancer in 2016 - were shown on the screen behind him.Viewers flocked to Twitter to voice their frustration, writing: "Can’t believe Colin won.

Simon Cowell has a secret nickname that is out of this world — Darth Vader. Daily Star can reveal pals reckon the Britain's Got Talent mogul, 62, is just like the iconic Star Wars villain famed for being ruthless.

Simon Cowell has revealed he would be "petrified" if his son Eric were to perform on Britain's Got Talent, after the ITV show was halted due to a horror scooter crash.The inaugural episode of the new series saw four young boys aged between six and 10 take to the stage at the London Palladium to perform a series of scooter tricks involving towering ramps.Scooter Boys' routine, however, was drastically called to a halt after one member - Austin - fell from his scooter, forcing the intervention of medical staff.Thankfully, he was soon deemed to be okay to continue his routine and returned to the stage to rapturous applause.But that doesn't quell Simon's worries for his own son.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, Simon revealed: "I'm like, 'my god, what if that was Eric?' It would be like 'wow'... I would be petrified!'"Fellow judge David Walliams agreed that having kids changes things from a judging capacity, as he spilled: "I think having kids definitely changes you.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent star Emile Harris is still plugging his trade as a singer songwriter 12 years after appearing on the show. The Welsh lad made it through to the semi-finals as a 17-year-old in series four where he was buzzed by judges Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan.