Britain's Got Talent is about to crown its tenth winner. Since launching in 2007, the show has produced nine victors, from opera singers to dance troupes. Here's a look at what they are doing now.
Paul Potts, the first winner in 2007, was a Carphone Warehouse worker who stunned judges with Nessun Dorma. He has since performed over 800 concerts, released four albums, and is planning another record and tour. His career highlight was performing before 1.5 million people at Brandenburg Gate on New Year's Eve.
George Sampson, winner in 2008, was a teenage dancer who returned after missing the semi-finals in series one. He won with a routine to Singing in the Rain and later signed with Simon Cowell's Syco label. He has acted in Emmerdale, Waterloo Road, Mount Pleasant, and Casualty, and also had leaked naked selfies.
Diversity, a dance troupe, beat favourite Susan Boyle in 2009. They toured the UK, starred in StreetDance 3D, released a fitness DVD, and continue to tour, with a 2017 tour announced. Leader Ashley Banjo has also judged on Got To Dance.
Spelbound, a gymnastic troupe, won in 2010 with a routine to O Fortuna. They performed at high-profile events and released a DVD of their routines.
