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The voting figures for Britain's Got Talent have been released by ITV.

The numbers show that 2015 winner Jules O'Dwyer and Matisse and second-placed magician Jamie Raven were far ahead of everyone else in yesterday's live final. In a closely fought result, O'Dwyer and Matisse ended up winning by just 2.2%.

In the first semi-final, Henry Gallagher - who lost out on the judges' vote - actually finished ahead of Entity Allstars.

And Boyband, the judges' wild card, only came fourth in the public wild card vote behind Gallagher and Revelation Avenue.

See the voting figures in full below:

Semi-final 1

Côr Glanaethwy - 21.9%

Henry Gallagher - 17.5%

Entity Allstars - 12.8%

Lorraine Bowen - 12.3%

Mitch & Cally the Wonderdog - 11.5%

Becky O'Brien - 11.4%

Billy & Emily England - 7.6%

Andrew Fleming - 2.5%

Ruby Red Performers - 2.5%

Semi-final 2

Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse - 29.3%

Old Men Grooving - 27.1%

Revelation Avenue - 16.3%

Groove Thing - 7.2%

Bonetics - 6.2%

The HoneyBuns - 5.3%

Michael Late...

We're coming to the end of the live semi-finals on Britain's Got Talent now, but we got a whole lot of variety in last night's show! And again, last year's winners Collabro are on hand to give us their verdict - this time, it's the turn of Thomas Redgrave.

He knows exactly what it's like to be on the show, which might help when Collabro return to perform tonight. "I don't know if some of the other boys are nervous but either it hasn't hit me yet or I'm not feeling too bad!" he joked. "I think it's going to be fun actually to go back and be on that stage again and perform in front of all the judges. It will be very nostalgic. I think it's more than nerves - it's very prideful to be going back as the winners. I'm really looking forward to it - I'm just going to enjoy it.

It was another eventful Britain's Got Talent semi-final round tonight (May 28) as two more acts advanced to the finals.

Teenage pianist Isaac Waddington received an instant pass by topping the viewer voting, while Simon Cowell and his fellow judges chose to save family singing group The Neales.

New X Factor co-host Olly Murs also got in on the action by dazzling the judges with his new single 'Beautiful to Me'.

We round up reaction on social media to tonight's fourth Britain's Got Talent semi-final below:

1. Congratulations to Isaac Waddington and The Neales for making it to the finals!

Congratulations, @WaddingtonIsaac!! You're tonight's winner and straight through to Sunday's #BGTlive Final!! pic.twitter.com/t8hw4dhKOT

— Britain's Got Talent (@Bgt) May 28, 2015

Think im in love with Isaac Waddington

— Grace (@gracexalexandra) May 28, 2015

is it wrong that I kinda fancy Isaac Waddington?

— liz-e (@Lizzie_Ed_Anne) May 28, 2015

and suddenly, a wild Isaac Waddington...

Ant & Dec have revealed who's through to the final from the fourth Britain's Got Talent semi after tonight's (May 28) latest live show.

Another nine acts took to the stage this evening bidding for a place, and 15-year-old musician Isaac Waddington won the public vote which saw 2 million votes cast altogether.

Britain's Got Talent: It's time for the fourth semi-final - as it happened

The judges' choice - which many said was the hardest decision they have had to make so far - led to The Neales securing second place, after the panel were forced to choose between the family singing group and Ant & Dec's Golden Buzzer act Boyband.

Here's how Twitter reacted to Britain's Got Talent semi-final 4: Olly Murs and much more

Mark Matrall was fourth and The Kanneh-Masons came in fifth.

Maia Gough finished sixth, Lisa Sampson seventh, Jeffrey Drayton eighth and Ok Worldwide ninth.

Isaac Waddington...

It's the fourth live semi-final of Britain's Got Talent already. We're so close to Sunday's final, we can almost see Wembley from our sofa. However, we still have loads more semi-final fun to be had before then, so let's crack on and enjoy the talented bunch up tonight (May 28).

Join us here from 7.30pm when the show begins on ITV and we'll bring you all the action as it happens...

22:06Anyway, I'm off to perfect my backflips and hula-hooping skills. We'll see you at the same time tomorrow for more Britain's Got Talent!

22:04Right, so did that go as you hoped. I wasn't all that moved by The Neales myself. They were ok, I guess, but my heartstrings were not tugged. Does that make me could hearted?

22:03Honestly, we're as surprised as you:

22:02

Why oh why is no one voting for the talking dog! It's hilarious!

The Britain's Got Talent live shows are just around the corner, and we now know the 45 acts who'll be entertaining us this week! Read on for your complete guide to the lucky hopefuls who made it through...

The Golden Buzzers

Calum Scott - 26, Hull

Talent: Singing

Golden buzzer: Simon Cowell

Remind me: Calum had to take to the stage just after his sister Jade had been rejected by the judges, but his rendition of 'Dancing On My Own' won over the panel.

Boyband - Mike (18), Mikey (19), Dylan (18), Corey (18), Jaih (17) from London

Talent: Dancing

Golden buzzer: Ant & Dec

Remind me: Ant & Dec bashed their golden buzzer for Boyband, who confused the judges with their name but then won them all over with a dance to 'Uptown Funk'.

Revelation Avenue - 20-30, London

Talent: Choir

Golden buzzer: Amanda Holden

Remind me: Revelation Avenue took to the stage just after a show choir who had not done well,...

The Britain's Got Talent judges made their final decision about which acts will perform in the live semi-finals in tonight's show.

After bringing the auditions to a close, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and David Walliams had the tough task of cutting down 200 acts to just 40.

The chosen ones will join the five golden buzzer acts - Calum Scott, Boyband, Revelation Avenue, Entity Allstars and Lorraine Bowen - in the live shows next week.

As usual, the judges had several disagreements during the decision process, with David Walliams ripping up one act's photo to make a point.

Even when the choices had been made some of the judges may have had regrets, with Simon Cowell wondering why they had decided to put through Michael Late, Jeffrey Drayton, Narinder Dhani, Mitch and Cally and Peter Lambert.

As Holden told the group that they want to find something "unique" that will...