Britain's Got More Talent

The return of Britain's Got Talent was the most-watched programme on Easter Saturday by a margin of over 2 million viewers, according to overnight figures. The third series of the contest - fronted by Ant & Dec and with Simon Cowell as a judge - averaged 10.52m (45.1%) for ITV1 between 7.45pm and 9.15pm last night. The audience peaked with a massive 11.81m (50.1%) at 8.40pm. Spinoff show Britain's Got More Talent was the most-watched multichannel programme of the day, with 1.33m (6.7%) tuning in to ITV2 from 7.45pm. The first of this year's Doctor Who specials, 'Planet Of The Dead', was seen by a respectable 8.41m (39.6%) on BBC One in the hour from 6.45pm. The episode guest starred Michelle Ryan and Lee Evans and was the first episode of Who to be simulcast in HD on BBC HD, where it was seen by 184k (1%) Despite
By Neil Wilkes

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Britain's Got More Talent host Stephen Mulhern has suggested that axed judge Kelly Brook could not have handled the pressures of live television. The model and actress was booted from the main show after just six days, with creator Simon Cowell claiming that the "format doesn't support another judge". She later turned down an alternative position on the spinoff programme. Speaking to The Sun, Mulhern said:
By Lara Martin

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Stephen Mulhern has admitted that he does not know if any of the auditions on Britain's Got Talent have been staged or scripted. There have been accusations in the media that some of the scenes on the show have been pre-planned, including 12-year-old Shaheen Jafargholi's restarted audition. Britain's Got More Talent host Mulhern told Digital Spy: "If I thought it was, or indeed
By Mayer Nissim

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