Britain's Got Talent will return to our screens in 2016 and it has now been confirmed that the judging panel will be the same as last year. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams will form the 4-part judging panel and they are all looking forward to what talent 2016 will bring!
Amanda is looking forward to being back on the sofa hosting This Morning with Philip Schofield from the 19th-22nd October. Tune in to see what they get up to, and to see the new This Morning studio complete with on-screen green room!
Britains Got Talent was crowned 'Best Talent Show' at the TV choice Awards which was held at Park Lane's Hilton this week. Amanda was there to accept the award on behalf of the other judges - Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Simon Cowell.
After presenting alongside Philip Schofield for the past year, Amanda’s time on This Morning has come to an end. Covering for Holly Willoughby, who has been on maternity leave since 2014, Amanda has brought her own brand of charm, wit and cheekiness to the show. She’s had some brilliant moments and her final appearance on the show really celebrated the great year she’s had.
After presenting all 6 episodes of ITV’s ‘Give a Pet a Home’, the series has come to a close and Amanda has to leave Newbrook Farm Animal Centre in Birmingham, and allow the RSPCA to continue their great work without her and the team!
The Britain's Got Talent final this Sunday was the highest rated show on TV with 13.4million viewers! The viewers tuned in to see Jules and Matisse gain first place and the prestigious prize of performing at the Royal Variety Performance as well as 100,000 pounds.
Jamie Raven (magician) came a close second, and the fantastic choir from Côr Glanaethwy bagged third place. All 12 finalists were fantastic on the night and the level of talent was a step ahead - Simon thinks "It was one of the best series we've done".
Last night, Britain's Got Talent viewers saw Amanda use her Golden Buzzer shot to put Revelation Avenue straight through to the live semi-finals.
The london-based gospel choir admitted that some of the members weren't sure what it meant when Golden confetti erupted from the ceiling, and they all seemed to be in complete shock when Amanda joined them on stage to congratulate them.
Amanda reports on the help available for couples whose pregnancies fail, considering whether they receive sufficient support in the aftermath. With the help of Channel 4's award-winning current affairs program 'Dispatches', Amanda uncovers some shocking procedures that she hopes to change.