After Wednesday’s third semi-final episode saw Jamie Raven and UDI storm into Sunday’s live final of Britain’s Got Talent, two more acts have joined them.
From Monday to Friday, the public are voting two acts from each live semi-final show into Sunday’s grand final.
Thursday's public vote saw 15 year-old singer Isaac Waddington go straight through, after a stirring performance of Bonnie Raitt’s 1991 hit I Can’t Make You Love Me at the piano.
The two runner-up acts were then pitched head-to-head, with the judges able to either vote one through, or revert to the public vote.
Thursday’s runners up were ironically-named dance group Boyband, whose high-octane performance gave an energetic finale to the semi-final, and father and son group The Neales, who warmed the hearts of the nation with their emotional story (dad Laurie survived a heart attack) and aptly delivered a rendition of Cat Stevens’ Father and Son.
Ant and Dec revealed that the votes between Boyband and The Neales were exceptionally close – however, David Walliams’ deciding say saw him put The Neales through to Sunday’s final rather than leaving it down to the public.
Britain's Got Talent 2015
Taking to the stage for Friday’s final semi-finals round are Beat Brothers, Calum Scott, Chloe Crawford, Danny Posthill, Emma Jones, Jesse-Jane McParland, Jonathan Lutwyche, Misstasia, and Peter Lambert.
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