Les Sancho: Last News

BRITAIN'S Got Talent semi-final was thrown into chaos as Simon Cowell 'walked off' live on air. The first group was French dance act Les Sancho, who initially impressed the judges with their street-dance routine to Vossi Bop by Stormzy, were hoping to blow the judges away again tonight.

Britain’s Got Talent was off to a dramatic start on Wednesday's live semi-final after Simon Cowell disagreed with co-judge David Walliams over Les Sancho's performance. During the opening of the show, Les Sancho put on an energetic performance to which Simon, 62, buzzed the act off by pressing the dreaded red button.The judge, who was called "Mr Grumpy" by hosts Ant and Dec, then told the booing audience: "Shut up!" Delivering his feedback, Simon told Les Sancho that their first audition was full of "fun" and "personality" whereas their performance on Wednesday's semi-final was "everything he has seen before with a dance group".

Britain's Got Talent has been accused of recycling acts on the new series of the ITV show. Some of the contestants have been linked to the programme's judges Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden.

ONE in four of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent hopefuls are ‘recycled’ from the show’s global counterparts or already have a profile in showbiz. An investigation by The Sun found that of the sixty acts whose auditions have been screened on ITV this year, some fifteen of them have already appeared on a Got Talent show, have links to Simon Cowell and other BGT talent or came to the show as a ‘professional’.

Britain’s Got Talent hopefuls Les Sancho blew audiences away with their audition for the British talent show.But it has now emerged that they initially appeared on another Got Talent series - with fans discovering that the group actually reached the show’s final round.The French dance group have previously secured the Golden Buzzer on the French version of the popular talent show, which is called La France A Un Incroyable Talent.They were a clear judge’s favourite after being awarded the highest possible accolade on the programme.Britain’s Got Talent has finally returned to ITV after a year long hiatus and judge Amanda Holden was blown away by the dance troupe.The 51-year-old said that she was the “most excited” she had been about dancers on the show for a while.Along with Amanda, her fellow judges Simon Cowell, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon were all impressed with Les Sancho, as were the crowd who showered them with cheers and applause.The group expressed their excitement at being on Britain’s Got Talent and said it was a “level up” from previous competitions, which seemed to reference their past fame in their home country.

Britain's Got Talent is returning to our screens this weekend and Scottish viewers are in for a treat.