Singer Connie Talbot and cocktail jugglers Bar Wizards were the last two acts to qualify for the final of ITV1's hit Britain's Got Talent. Connie, who's six, sang the Michael Jackson ballad Ben, and proved that her pitch perfect rendition of Somewhere Over The Rainbow was no fluke. Connie, from the Midlands town of Sutton Coldfield, has become a global internet sensation since her appearance in the heats, with clips of the performance gaining millions of hits. The Bar Wizards, Neil Lowry and Neil Garner, put together a heady concoction that impressed the judges and the public on Saturday, even though their performance didn't quite match the standard they set in the heats. Connie and the Wizards will join opera singer Paul Potts, mockney cockney child singer Bessie Curzons, ventriloquist Damon Scott and the Kombat Breakers urban dance squad in Sunday's final. Online bookies Bet365 have Connie as hot favourite to win the final at 4/6, followed by Paul at 5/4. Outsiders are the Kombat Breakers at 80/1. While Britain's Got Talent has been an undoubted hit, one semi-final contestant, Richard Bates, had to be dropped from the show when police told producers that he was on the sex offenders' register. Lancashire Police were reportedly concerned about the effect the impressionist would have on his victim, and the victim's family, if he had appeared on the show again. The final of Britain's Got Talent screens at 8pm on ITV1 on Sunday. CLICK below to watch Connie Talbot sing Ben.
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