Woo. Britain's Got Talent is back. Oh yes, the show that brought us the operatic stylings of Paul Potts, the urban dancing of Diversity, the mind-blowing news that someone who looks like Susan Boyle can sing (who'da thought it? OK, everyone except a trio of superficial judges, to be fair) and last year's gymnastic-tastic winners, Spelbound, began again last night with an hour-and-a-half rammed with 30 minutes of half-decent material (the montages really are as good as ever – look: a girl with a harp. A Michael Jackson impersonator. A boy with a guitar asking when he can go and have something to eat.) and an hour of the sort of guff that makes staying in on a Saturday such a pleasure

Auditions 6

Auditions 7

In each semi-final eight acts will perform, but only two can be voted through to Saturday’s Grand Final... where they will perform again for the chance to be crowned champions, and earn that coveted slot on this year’s Royal Variety Performance!

Two more act going through to the final is revealed.

In each semi-final eight acts will perform, but only two can be voted through to Saturday’s Grand Final... where they will perform again for the chance to be crowned champions, and earn that coveted slot on this year’s Royal Variety Performance!

Two more act going through to the final is revealed.

In each semi-final eight acts will perform, but only two can be voted through to Saturday’s Grand Final... where they will perform again for the chance to be crowned champions, and earn that coveted slot on this year’s Royal Variety Performance!

Two more act going through to the final is revealed.

In each semi-final eight acts will perform, but only two can be voted through to Saturday’s Grand Final... where they will perform again for the chance to be crowned champions, and earn that coveted slot on this year’s Royal Variety Performance!

Two more act going through to the final is revealed.

In each semi-final eight acts will perform, but only two can be voted through to Saturday’s Grand Final... where they will perform again for the chance to be crowned champions, and earn that coveted slot on this year’s Royal Variety Performance!

The final two acts going through to the final is revealed.

Over 100,000 people applied to be on this year’s Britain’s Got Talent, all hopeful of being discovered and winning a slot on the coveted Royal Variety Performance.

At this moment in time only ten acts remain.

This week’s semi-final shows have gone from the ridiculous to the sublime, and then back to the ridiculous again!

But as the countdown begins for tonight’s Grand Final, we’re sure that you the public, have picked the most deserving ten acts to take place in this evening’s big event.

This is the moment you've all been waiting for. After eight weeks of searching for the best talent of the land - the results are in. The winner of Britain's Got Talent 2011 is...