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The Norweigan with the big hair and hi-vis had the audience in the palm of his hand with his daft comic routine, while dancer, Musa Motha did too, with a beautiful, enrapturing dance.

The 33-year-old from Norway had the judges laughing when he forced judge Simon Cowell to wear a matching high-vis jacket as rose petals were thrown over the pair before the whole audience erupted into high-vis.

The audience were in raptures after the performance, chanting: “One more time,” in reference to his first audition on the show.

Alesha Dixon said: “You’ve captivated the nation, they love you,” while Bruno Tonioli said: “I think your physical comedy is world-class, you have created one of the most memorable characters since Mr Bean.”

Meanwhile Cowell said: “At least you didn’t make me look stupid tonight. I have never ever met an act like you in my life, I will admit it, I really really love you now.”

When host Declan Donnelly asked why so many high-vis jackets, Venn said: “I wear so many high-vis because it’s really cold in Norway.”

Musa also blew the judges away with a contemporary routine to Find Me by Sigma in the grand final.

The 27-year-old amputee said his ultimate dream was motivating fellow amputees to dance, and he wanted to show people that “nothing is impossible”.

After his performance, Alesha Dixon said: “You literally take my breath away, you make us feel like we can do anything, so for that thank you.”

Meanwhile Simon Cowell said: “You’ve got me in pieces now. From the minute we met you and you told us your story we all knew we had met someone truly special and every performance I believe has got better and better.

“I’m rarely speechless but you’ve left me speechless, you have my respect and admiration.”

• Musa Motha.
• Amy Lou.
• Viggo Venn.
• Olivia Lynes.
• Ghetto Kids.
• Travis George.
• Malakai Bayoh.
• Duo Odyssey.

The fifth and final line up of acts for tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent 2023’s live show have been revealed.

The Britain’s Got Talent 2023 contestants were announced by the judges earlier this month.

After hundreds of auditions for the judges, a total of 40 semi-finalists have been confirmed, including the record number of golden buzzer contestants.

The semi-finalists will now perform in the live shows in a bid to secure an all-important place in the live grand final where a life changing prize of £250,000 and a spot on the bill of the Royal Variety Performance is up for grabs.

In the semi-finals the public will pick one act to go into the final while the judges – Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli – will pick a second.

Meet the acts on the last semi-final on Friday below…

Unity – GOLDEN BUZZER – Dance group who performed an emotional routine at their audition to get a golden buzzer from all the judges

Romeo & Icy – Dancing duo aged 19 and 20

Nurse Georgie Carroll – Stand up comedian

The Pixiebelles – Singing and dance group from Manchester

Cammy Barnes – Singing barbershop owner

Lillianna Clifton– 13-year-old school girl dancer

Cillian O’Connor – 13-year-old school boy magician

Tonikaku – Comedian who stripped to his underwear in his audition

The two acts that get through will join ariel act Duo Odyssey, dance group Ghetto Kids, singer Travis George, comic Viggo Venn, singer Olivia Lynes, dancer Musa Motha, singer Amy Lou and singer Malakai in Sunday’s final.

The Britain’s Got Talent semi-final rounds air nightly all this week on ITV1. A live final will take place this weekend.

Alongside the performers, the live shows will also feature guest performances. Friday’s show will feature the cast of The Wizard Of Oz.

The Britain's Got Talent semi-finals are upon us, and we're getting closer to finding out the 2023 winner.

Previously, viewers have enjoyed weeks of pre-recorded auditions narrated by Ant and Dec, and seen plenty of Golden Buzzer acts get through, as they compete for a coveted place at the Royal Variety Performance.

Oh, and the winner also gets a whopping £250,000 cash prize. Very nice.

Now, the fifth night of live semi-finals is upcoming – with Amy Lou, Musa Motha, Viggo Venn, Olivia Lynes, Travis George, Ghetto Kids, Malakai and Duo Odyssey already booking their place in the grand finale on Sunday, June 4.

So, when can you watch the last of the penultimate shows? And how?

Here's all you need to know about tuning it to tonight's semi-final, plus who is set to perform.

Tonight's (Friday, June 2) Britain's Got Talent semi-final airs from 8pm until 10pm on ITV.

If you miss out, you can catch up from 9pm on ITV+1 or watch later on streamer ITVX.

The previous semi-finals began on Monday, May 29 and aired on weeknights from 8pm until 10pm.

The semi-finalists appearing on BGT tonight are:

Fans of the show will remember that Unity – a group of friends from college – put on a moving performance to track The Village by Wrabel about acceptance.

The powerful display earned them Simon Cowell's second Golden Buzzer of the series.

With singers, theatre groups, and comedians also set to take to the stage tonight, this semi-final is bound to be a memorable one.

So, who will be the last two acts to reach the grand final? Only time will tell...

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Tonight (June 2) will see the last live semi-final of Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) 2023 on ITV1 from 8pm.

In total, there will have been five shows since Monday, hosted from the Hammersmith Apollo in London by presenter duo Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.

Across the week, judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli who replaced David Walliams have seen 8 acts perform each night.

So far, Musa Motha, Amy Lou, Viggo Venn, Olivia Lynes, Ghetto Kids and Travis George won either the public vote or the judge's vote to claim their spot in the grand final.

Last night (June 1), 13-year-old classical singer Malakai Bayoh and dancing couple Duo Odyssey also joined the final line-up.

But who is performing on BGT’s fifth semi-final tonight as they battle it out to compete for the last two places?

Ranging from spectacular singers and dancers to comedians, acrobatics and magicians, just 10 acts are now left in the running to be crowned the 2023 Britain's Got Talent champion. Tonight's winner of the grand final will earn a spot to perform at the Royal Variety Performance as well as bagging £250,000 in prize money.

The final will once again be hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly with judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and new judge Bruno Tonioli giving their verdicts. But tonight's decision is all down to the public who will be able to vote for their favourite finalist of series 16 once all of the acts have performed.

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BGT viewers can tune in to watch the final and vote for their winner when the show airs on Sunday, June 4, on ITV and ITVX from 7.30pm until 10pm.

Here are the 10 finalists who are all in with a chance of winning tonight:

Musa Motha is a 27-year-old dancer who made BGT history after the judges went against show rules to press the golden buzzer together as a group, sending him straight to the semi finals where he won the public vote.

Viggo Venn is a comedic dancer who had fans and the BGT judging panel in stitches during his audition. He made it through to the final after winning the public vote in the semi finals.

Sensational singer Amy Lou was one of the first semi finalists to earn her spot in the final after winning over the public with her cover of the Dreamgirls classic 'And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going'.

11-year-old singer Olivia Lynes made it through to the semi finals as Amanda Holden's golden buzzer act following her audition where she sang 'Defying Gravity'. She then won the public vote sending her through to the final.

Children's dance group Ghetto Kids made headlines after new judge Bruno Tonioli gave them the first golden buzzer of the-series - but pressed it right in the middle of their performance. Ghetto Kids were sent straight through to semi finals where they won the public vote.

The Welsh singer won over the judges by singing Stars from Les Miserables in his first audition. He then won a spot in the final after coming second in the public vote in the semi final.

Duo Odyssey got a ticket to the final after their danger-fuelled aerial acrobatic. The daring duo were sent through by the public after their performance in the semi-final.

13-years-old Malakai won Simon Cowell's golden buzzer after his first audition showing off his angelic voice which earned him a spot in the semi final, which he then won.

Dancer Lillianna Clifton was picked by the judges to go through to the final after her stunning performance in the semi-finals.

Cillian O'Connor won the last semi-final on Friday night with his magic performance sending him through to the final.