Britain’s Got Talent: Briefly seen on Britain’s Got Talent – the diverse act of Enchantment clearly made an impression on the judges, as they’re here to raise the bar, live on TV! With dancers, skaters, gymnasts and even opera singers, the range of talent on stage surely must appeal to each judge individually. As last year’s winners Spelbound showed last night, the expected level of talent for these kind of performances is very high, but Enchantment are back to fight for the win. With lots to concentrate on – will nerves get the better of them?

Britain’s Got Talent: Briefly seen on Britain’s Got Talent – the diverse act of Enchantment clearly made an impression on the judges, as they’re here to raise the bar, live on TV! With dancers, skaters, gymnasts and even opera singers, the range of talent on stage surely must appeal to each judge individually. As last year’s winners Spelbound showed last night, the expected level of talent for these kind of performances is very high, but Enchantment are back to fight for the win. With lots to concentrate on – will nerves get the better of them? See more at http://itv.com/talent

Britain’s Got Talent: Patrick, Paulius and Andrius went down a storm at their audition with their fast paced and brilliantly choreographed dance routine. Jumping and jiving in and around each other brought the house down and the judges definitely saw something in them that they’d like to see again. The three best friends, known better as Two and a Half Men, due to Patrick’s size, worked incredibly hard on their impressive talent, and haven’t let up yet – promising an even better display tonight. But live on national television and in front of Simon Cowell, nerves can be a problem where slips and trips could ruin everything! The self-taught boys from East London have got their eyes on the prize – but will you be voting for them tonight?

Britain’s Got Talent: Patrick, Paulius and Andrius went down a storm at their audition with their fast paced and brilliantly choreographed dance routine. Jumping and jiving in and around each other brought the house down and the judges definitely saw something in them that they’d like to see again. The three best friends, known better as Two and a Half Men, due to Patrick’s size, worked incredibly hard on their impressive talent, and haven’t let up yet – promising an even better display tonight. But live on national television and in front of Simon Cowell, nerves can be a problem where slips and trips could ruin everything! The self-taught boys from East London have got their eyes on the prize – but will you be voting for them tonight? See more at http://itv.com/talent

Britain’s Got Talent: Young Ronan is only 12 years old, but managed to battle through his nerves to steal the show during his audition, where guest judge Louis said we should remember his name, as he will go far! With that accolade behind him, and the success of getting through to the live semi-finals, will his nerves subside or multiply? Singing ‘Make You Feel My Love’, Ronan is hoping for your votes, but will our answer to Justin Bieber get enough votes for Saturday’s live final?

Britain’s Got Talent: Young Ronan is only 12 years old, but managed to battle through his nerves to steal the show during his audition, where guest judge Louis said we should remember his name, as he will go far! With that accolade behind him, and the success of getting through to the live semi-finals, will his nerves subside or multiply? Singing ‘Make You Feel My Love’, Ronan is hoping for your votes, but will our answer to Justin Bieber get enough votes for Saturday’s live final? See more at http://itv.com/talent

Britain’s Got Talent: We only saw Joe and his incredible bike trick act last night, but it was clear he was a runaway success with some of the incredible moves he made. However, we’re always looking for progression and that little hint of danger – so what new tricks has Joe got up his sleeve? Performing these daredevil tricks live on national television is a daunting task, but as Joe spends most of his day on his bike, he should be able to provide a performance that will raise the roof! One slip of a tyre could be all the difference between Saturday’s final and the end of the road. Will Joe make it through his performance?

Britain’s Got Talent: We only saw Joe and his incredible bike trick act last night, but it was clear he was a runaway success with some of the incredible moves he made. However, we’re always looking for progression and that little hint of danger – so what new tricks has Joe got up his sleeve? Performing these daredevil tricks live on national television is a daunting task, but as Joe spends most of his day on his bike, he should be able to provide a performance that will raise the roof! One slip of a tyre could be all the difference between Saturday’s final and the end of the road. Will Joe make it through his performance? See more at http://itv.com/talent

Britain’s Got Talent: Having sung professionally when he was younger, this should be easy for 92-year-old Ted, but his granddaughter Grace might find it a little more daunting! Having won the hearts of the audience and the judges during their audition, Ted and Grace are back to win over your hearts hopefully in return for your votes! The draw for this singing pair is their use of modern songs, despite Ted’s age – and performing ‘Pack Up Your Troubles’ they’re sure to delight with tonight’s performance, but will nerves get the better of them?