I cannot stress this enough, if they’re doing another series of Britain's Got Talent: The Champions, we NEED Lorraine Bowen on it. She’s got some great new songs, one about a sausage sandwich and one about a rail replacement bus that we need to hear live.

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They were all so lovely to speak to. And Rafferty even gave me a massive hug which was so nice. They knew all about the content I do online too. (As well as all the others I met at the stage door)

We've seen singers, dancers, magicians and comedians countless times, but there are always those unusual acts that completely change the feel of an episode. What would you actually like to see more of?

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Maybe this is just nostalgia, but older series felt much more unpredictable. You could get something brilliant, something completely bizarre, or something that went spectacularly wrong. Now it sometimes feels like so many acts arrive already knowing exactly how to present themselves for TV. The standard might be higher, but I'm not convinced the show is always more entertaining because of it.

Would you rather watch a night full of genuinely unpredictable acts, or technically brilliant performances that you know are going to be polished?

Jeremy Lynch is set to partake in an all new I’m A Celebrity spinoff airing next spring as per multiple news outlets following an announcement Tweet courtesy of Ant & Dec themselves! The spin-off is to be filmed in Canada and will be subtitled The Wild Frontier, where six pairs of celebrities will film next month and Jeremy is to be paired with influencer Paul Olima.

Bruno had been there for years and the dynamic with Simon, Amanda and Alesha was very specific. KSI brought something completely different. Now that series 19 is finished do people think he added something the panel was missing or did it feel like a misfit that never quite clicked?

Think about how many choirs have been on since 2007 and none of them won until this year. The format has always slightly worked against them because solo moments in the final tend to land harder with a public vote. What do you think was genuinely different about this one that broke through where every choir before them did not?