Shadow dancers Attraction made history by being the first non-British act to win Britain’s Got Talent.
The Hungarian dancers were the hot favourites from the first audition show and continued to be the bookies tip right through the competition.
Tonight they pulled of and amazing British themed routine beginning with Land of Hope and Glory, and featured Winston Churchill, the London Olympics, the coronation of Queen Elizabeth, and various British landmarks that was captivating from beginning to end.
Attraction will now perform for the Queen at this year’s Royal Variety Performance, as well as taking home a cash prize of £250, 000.
11 acts took part in the finals tonight – Richard and Adam, Arisxandra, Jack Carroll, Gabz, Pre-Skool, Luminites, Francine Lewis, Steve Hewlett , Asanda, Attraction and Jordan O’Keefe.
However, finishing in the top three along with Attraction were singers Richard & Adam Johnson and comedian Jack Carroll.
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