Britain’s Got Talent Semi-Final 4: Post Office Choir and Comedian Advance Amid Controversy
[Image: "Hear Our Voice choir delivering an emotional performance on BGT semi-final stage"]
The fourth Britain’s Got Talent semi-final on Sunday saw the emotional victory of the "Hear Our Voice" choir, comprising 39 individuals impacted by the Post Office scandal, and comedian Joseph Charm, who secured judge Alesha Dixon’s Golden Buzzer. Their wins sparked both applause and debate, with the choir’s rendition of People Help the People moving viewers, while Joseph’s comedy act divided opinions.
Post Office Scandal Takes Center Stage
[Image: Protesters holding signs supporting Post Office scandal victims]
The choir’s backstory resonated deeply: members were among the 700+ victims of the Horizon IT scandal, which falsely accused postmasters of financial crimes due to faulty software. Between 1999–2015, many faced bankruptcy, imprisonment, and even suicide. The group’s BGT appearance highlighted their fight for justice, with one member stating, “We’re here to show our resilience.”
Controversy Over Golden Buzzer Choice
[Image: Joseph Charm laughing with Alesha Dixon after receiving the Golden Buzzer]
While Joseph’s comedy act earned Alesha’s Golden Buz
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