Britain's Got Talent announces full line-up for 2025 final after nail-biting semi-final

After an intense series, thousands have been wittled down to 12 as the full line-up for the 2025 finals has been revealed.

This year, fans have had to wait even longer to find out which acts had made it through to the final due to a schedule switch up. Usually, the talent show would air the semi-finals consecutively over one week.

However, this year, the show has been airing the semi-finals weekly, every Saturday. It's not the only change the talent show has made this year. For the first time ever, the .

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Each week, one judge is given the power to put one act through - with the second being voted for by the public. During tonight's show, it was magician Harry Moulding who received the final Golden Buzzer of the series from guest judge .

After his amazing trick, which included guessing the names of audience members at random after asking judges , Alesha Dixon, and Amanda Holden to choose seat numbers at random - Harry had the ultimate surprise for one lucky audience member named Jess.

Her boyfriend , days after Harry had stopped him in Paris - asking him about his dream wedding.

The public then decided to put nine-year-old gymnastics star Binita Chetry through, making her the final act through to the final next Saturday.

After her performance, Simon said: "This is what I call a moment where a star is born."

Speaking to Ant and Dec, Binita said she was feeling "very happy" and was looking forward to next weeks final.

Now, the full 10 acts for the final have been revealed. Joining Binita and Harry will be: , singer Vinnie McKee, singer Stacey Leadbeatter and guitarist Olly Pearson.

Also joining them in the final will be opera singer and drag queen Jasmine Rice, dance act Ping Pong Pang, comedian Joseph Charm and Post Office choir Hear Our Voice.

The final will air next Saturday (May 31) on ITV1 from 7pm - 9.45. The winner will be crowned live, and they'll walk away a whopping cash prize of £250,000.

Not only that, they'll also be offered the chance to perform at the Royal Variety Show. The prize money varies every year. The first five winners of the series when it started back in 2007 were given £100k.

Ashleigh Butler who memorably won the show with her dog Pudsey had the biggest prize money in the show's history. pocketing a whopping half a million pounds.

Last year's winner, Sydnie won £250,000 as well as a place at the Royal Variety Show.

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