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Wes Nelson has previewed his debut solo single with a selection of famous faces for the first time ever.

Britain's Got Talent viewers tuned in on Saturday night to watch the second of five semi finals where eight acts battled it out to win the judges' and the public vote.

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.

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams made a cheeky dig about Simon Cowell after he was forced to skip the semi-finals because of an injury.

Amanda Holden, 49, who has judged Britain's Got Talent since 2006, has been an announced as ITV's new "head judge" after Simon Cowell, 60, was unable to continue filming after breaking his back last month.The Heart FM presenter donned a slashed golden dress for tonight's semi-final.After Alesha and David walked out onto the stage, Amanda was standing up on a platform where she stunned in a long, low-neck, golden number, which had long sleeves with tassels on the end.The star wore her curly golden hair in a classy ponytail with a few of her tresses hanging down.Amanda was joined by David Walliams, Alesha Dixon, and former winner Ashley Banjo on the judging panel.Ahead of tonight's return, producers said it was the obvious choice for Amanda

Ashley Banjo praised his Britain’s Got Talent co-star Amanda Holden on her racy style.The Diversity dancer is a last-minute addition to the judging panel after Simon Cowell broke his back and defended Amanda after people criticised her outfit choices.‘I don’t see Amanda changing for anyone, let me tell you that,’ the 31-year-old told The Sun’s Bizarre TV column.‘She looks good though, so you know what, go for it.’Amanda, 49, has been temporarily appointed head judge on BGT in place of Simon, 60, who has to miss filming due to his recovery.Just last year, the star joked about receiving complaints about her outfit choices.‘My t**s seem to become the show’s biggest talking point every year, ‘ she told The Sun ahead of the final in May 2019.

New Britain's Got Talent judge Ashley Banjo has weighed in on Amanda Holden's famously sexy wardrobe.

Ashley Banjo is set to replace Simon Cowell on Britain’s Got Talent as he recovers from a broken back.The opportunity for Ashely, 31, will make his BGT journey go full circle as he won the series in 2009 as part of dance group Diversity. Simon sung Ashely’s praises as he shared the news that Ashely will be filling in for him as he recovers from his injuries.

Dancing on Ice star Ashley Banjo had fans flooding his Instagram feed on Thursday after he dedicated touching post to his niece on her first birthday.MORE: Ashley Banjo shares adorable clip of daughter Rose 'prepping' to be a big sisterWishing little Mimi a happy birthday, Ashley wrote: "Ah look how small you were... I can’t believe how much time has passed already! Happy 1st Birthday Mimi, you husky voiced little princess! Your mum and dad made a good one with you." WATCH: Ashley Banjo praises Phillip Schofield after he comes out as gayFans were seemingly overjoyed by Ashley's touching post, and flocked to the comment section to say so."This is the cutest.

This Morning boss Martin Frizell reportedly said he was “looking into” bringing a black presenter onto the show in light of the Black Lives Matter movement, according to the Mail On Sunday. The show is predominantly fronted by Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, and Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes, 60, on Fridays.Rochelle Humes and Ore Oduba began their stint of presenting the show on Fridays from last week, while Holly and Phil enjoy a summer break.When asked about what’s next in his career and whether he would be keen to sign up as a presenter on the show, Diversity star Ashley Banjo, 31, said: “I have no idea!“That is the beauty and the scary part of doing the job I do.“I put things out to the universe, keep creating but

Simon Rimmer, 56, previously opened up about a mistake he made in Sunday Brunch’s famous kitchen.Speaking in an interview with Huffington Post in 2017, the chef admitted “there have been things that have gone wrong” during the live show, which he co-hosts with Tim Lovejoy.Simon recalled a particularly unfortunate moment when he didn’t realise the pan he was using was too hot until it was too late, as he prepared a spicy dish for guest, Diversity star Ashley Banjo.He divulged: “There have been things that have gone wrong. “Things that have been undercooked and overcooked.“When we had Ashley Banjo on the show, it’s the only time in ten years of doing the show that I actually made something that was inedible.”Simon explained: “I was doing a

Diversity founder Ashley Banjo has posted an adorable video with baby son Micah.

Proud new dad Ashley Banjo has shared a snap of his adorable baby son as he adapts to life as a second-time parent.

It’s just as well that Ashley Banjo’s in shape because he’s going to have his hands full juggling two children under two from now on. 

Congratulations are in order for Ashley and Francesca Banjo, who have welcomed their second child together.

Perri Kiely risked serious injury in the Dancing on Ice final with a death-defying backflip.

Dancing On Ice star Libby Clegg is already a champion on the track and now she's hoping to become one on ice.

Phillip Schofield was left 'shaking with nerves' as he presented Dancing On Ice for the first time after he came out as gay.

This past week was the most stressful to date, with everybody putting seriously complex steps and hard tricks into their routines, knowing it was their last chance to put on a performance good enough to make it through to the finals. Each skating couple had to learn two routines this week and just to make it even harder it was solo week.

Dancing on Ice is facing a 'fix' scandal over the decision to send home Ben Hanlin over Libby Clegg.