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TEENAGE singer James Smith was left in tears after winning the second Britain's Got Talent semi-final tonight.

James Smith was in tears after winning the second Britain's Got Talent final[ITV]

The 15-year-old was visibly emotional and needed a moment before he was interviewed after booking his slot in the BGT 2014 final.
The schoolboy from Essex had wowed judges and the audience after a dazzling performance of Gnarls Barkley's number one hit Crazy.
He had impressed earlier in the Britain's Got Talent auditions with a rendition of Nina Simone's timeless track Feeling Good.
An overcome James told Ant and Dec he was delighted to reach the final as he was cheered on by the audience and his fellow performers.

The 15-year-old booked his spot in the BGT final after his performance of Gnarls Barkley's hit Crazy [ITV]

James Smith and The Addict Initiative booked their place in the Britain's Got Talent final

The second act to get through to the final were dance troupe The Addict Initiative who were picked ahead of singer Jodi Bird by the judges.
The panel voted three to one for the performers who described themselves as portraying a sinister and dark side of dance.
The decision with who went through to the final laid with Simon Cowell after the panel had voted two to one for The Addict Initiative.
He said: "You know Jodi you did great. I do admire what you did tonight, you did great.
"I thought [The Addict Initiative] were incredible. Whatever I say is going to make me unpopular.
"But the act I am putting through is The Addict Initiative."

The Addict Initiative were the second act to go through to the Britain's Got Talent final [ITV]

In an earlier show Simon had been booed when he stopped the 16-year-old singer from Wales midway through her performance during the auditions.
But he praised the way she responded and all the judges said Jodi, who is 85 per cent deaf in one ear, will have a big career on the West End.
After being knocked out of BGT Jodi told the judges: "Thank you so much for the amazing comments."
The Addict Initiative, who Simon had described as the best dance group since previous winners Diversity, were overjoyed to reach the final.
They said: "We're over the moon. Amazing. Just speechless."

The other acts who went home tonight were singer Ed Drewett, daredevil bikers the Bolddog FMX Team, girlband SweetChix, Kony Puppets, Mini Moves and comic Ricky K.
James and The Addict Initiative will join singing group Collabro and magician Darcy Oake who yesterday were the first acts through to the final.
• The BGT final will be held on June 7