Lorraine Kelly red-faced after making awkward family slip-up to BGT's Maxwell Thorpe

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Britain's Got Talent final after a nail-biting semi-final showdown.They will now perform in the grand finale and compete at the last hurdle for their chance to win £250,000 and to perform on stage at Royal Variety Show.The outright winner of the show was Ben after his comical impressionist routine had the judges and viewers in stitches.The judges were then left to choose between rapping duo Flintz and Taylor and animal lover Captain Amber and The Dancing Collies.With both David Walliams and Alesha Dixon opting to save Flintz and Taylor, Amanda Holden threw the result into turmoil as she gave her vote to Amber.With the deciding vote going to Simon Cowell he suggested to Amber she should have "just one dog" before deciding it was Flintz and Taylor who would go through to Sunday night's final.The duo of acts join singer Maxwell Thorpe and comedian Jamie Leahey who already cruised through to the final on Monday (May 31).Sheffield based busker Maxwell got a standing ovation from the judges following his performance at the Hammersmith Apollo.Maxwell delivered a spine-tingling rendition of operatic anthem Now We Are Free to secure his finale spot.David Walliams enthusiastically heaped praise on him as he stated the talented vocalist should have been "given a golden buzzer."Jamie - who is just 13 years old - won his place after he was saved by a public vote which saw him beat off competition from magician Junwoo.He performs his ventriloquist act alongside his sidekick Chuck.Talking on Monday's show he said: "I started ventriloquism in the first lockdown.

Opera singer Maxwell Thorpe wowed the “Britain’s Got Talent” judges with a stunning performance as the semifinals kicked off Monday night.

Britain’s Got Talent viewers have accused the judges of ‘ruining’ act The Witch's performance on the first of the live semi-final shows on Monday night. Despite being one of the most popular acts on social media and impressing judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams, the act didn’t get through to Sunday night’s final. While an automatic spot went to opera singer Maxwell Thorpe, the judges' votes were split, choosing to send through Jamie Leahey, a 13 year old ventriloquist over Junwoo.

Kirstie Allsopp stood by Amanda Holden today after the Britain’s Got Talent star defended her during the live show. Amanda claimed she “loved” the Location, Location, Location star after impressionist comedian Suzi Wild made a joke about Kirstie relying on a “trust fund”.Kirstie, 50, said she “adores” Amanda in view of her 427,800 Twitter followers.The Channel 4 star was the subject of a few jokes earlier this evening when Britain’s Got Talent’s Suzi did a comedic impression of her during the show. Following the impression, that included references to a “trust fund” and the idea of Kirstie “throwing away diamonds”, Amanda defended her friend live on TV.Much to fellow judge Simon Cowell’s shock, Amanda insisted she “loved” Kirstie while she was giving feedback to Suzi. “I adore @AmandaHolden always have, she’s gusty, funny and, it turns out loyal,” Kirstie penned.“I gather some of the silly lies printed, but then deleted, by the ST & @thetimes are perhaps being repeated by a @BGT act? “I will look into this tomorrow,” she concluded firmly, referencing an earlier public disagreement she’d had with the aforementioned publications.The piece in question claimed Kirstie was enraged by young people saying they could not afford to buy a home, despite the presenter coming from a middle class background herself.  However, Kirstie subsequently received an apology from the paper for misquoting her about young people being able to get on the property ladder.Nevertheless, it appears the story stuck in the mind of comedian Suzi, who joked about Kirstie’s “privileged” outlook on ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent this evening. Pretending to be Lorraine Kelly, Suzi began: “Oh this is a good one, right.

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..

Lorraine Kelly has been replaced on her self-titled show by her colleague Ranvir Singh.Although the 62-year-old is usually only absent during the school holidays and breaks, she was also away on Friday's instalment which left viewers confused.Explaining why she wasn't in the studio, Lorraine shared an image of herself in Orkney as she enjoyed some time away.Filling in for the host whilst she's on her travels is Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh who regularly steps in when Lorraine is away.Ranvir, who is no stranger to hosting Lorraine, has previously confessed that she enjoys filling in as you can "get under the skin of the people you are interviewing".Speaking about her experiences hosting Lorraine, she once said: "You’ve got a bit more time and because there’s just one of you doing the interview, you’re able to follow your own trail of thought and where my personal interest lies in that particular person’s story."It just means that you have a bit more freedom in a way to have that conversation that you find particularly poignant or interesting and can bring a bit more of myself into."It's not yet known if Ranvir will be filling in for the entire week as viewers have often seen Christine Lampard and Andy Peters also cover the show.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to join the monarch and the rest of the Royal Family for the televised service, as the eyes of the nation continue to focus on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. And Lorraine couldn’t help but ask that the family-of-four “get on with it” in a bid to heal the public rift between the royals for the sake of Her Majesty’s celebrations.As she welcomed the royal expert on the show, he explained: “The Platinum Jubilee celebrations are in the next few days and Harry and Meghan are coming in, but I can already reveal there has been a reunion.

AN EMMERDALE star has been seen breaking down in tears after watching an emotional Britain's Got Talent audition. Lisa Riley - who plays Mandy Dingle in the ITV soap - took to Twitter to share she'd cried watching Maxwell Thorpe sing.

Maisie Smith has shared the next role she will be starring in, since leaving EastEnders in December. The 20-year-old left her role as Tiffany Butcher on the BBC One soap to pursue new professional opportunities. Now, Maisie is joining forces with Strictly Come Dancing professional Kevin Clifton once again, after the duo danced together in the Children in Need special in 2019.

Lorraine Kelly has given fans a glimpse at the new wellbeing treatment she's tried that is making her feel happier and healthier. Find out her secrets below in her exclusive HELLO! diary...I'm always up for trying out new treatments, especially as I get older and want to take better care of myself.

Lorraine viewers have slammed Britain's strictest headteacher as she appeared on the ITV daytime show on Tuesday.TV host Lorraine Kelly welcomed Katharine Birbalsingh, headteacher of Michaela Community School, on to her show to discuss her practices, which are also being explored in a new ITV documentary. Britain's Strictest Headmistress, which is currently available on the ITV Hub, follows Katherine and speaks to some of her pupils about her rules.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed she thinks "a lot of politicians" tend to underestimate her show and newspapers like Daily Star.But the daytime queen confessed it allows her to go in with "killer questions" which leave the Westminster buffs "taken aback".The iconic presenter spoke exclusively to Daily Star at the BAFTA TV Awards, where she opened up about preparing for high-profile guests, her top interview tricks, and what she thinks of politicians who underestimate her show.The red carpet chat at the glitzy award show came right after her ITV pal Susanna Reid interviewed Boris Johnson on Good Morning Britain.One awkward moment from the interview has since gone viral as it showed PM Boris seemed to have no idea who Lorraine Kelly was.Susanna, 62, had been previewing Lorraine's show which had been coming up next, to which Boris replied: "Who's Lorraine?"Lorraine said "a lot of politicians" tend to underestimate her show - and newspapers like Daily Star - but it means she can target them with a "killer question".She said: "I do think the politicians tend, not all of them, tend to underestimate newspapers like yours [Daily Star], shows like mine. "They do, and that’s okay, they can do that, and then you can go in with a killer question and they’re sort of taken aback."Lorraine went on to heap praise on Susanna for her Boris interview - calling it the "perfect political interview".She said: "If you look for an example of a perfect political interview, it was Susanna with Boris Johnson."She was brilliant, so well briefed, absolutely incisive and he didn’t quite know what to do."The TV legend also reacted to the car-crash Boris moment, and she couldn't resist having a giggle about it.Lorraine told us: "Wasn’t that hilarious.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans have been blown away by busker Maxwell Thorpe’s audition. The singer stunned the judges after performing the classic operatic song Caruso in tonight’s show.

“Britain’s Got Talent” contestant Maxwell Thorpe unveiled an incredibly powerful voice that no one saw coming.