New Britain's Got Talent Judge Bruno Tonioli broke one of the rules on the ITV series by pressing the Golden Buzzer for a second time. On Sunday's show, Bruno was so "gobsmacked" by a soul singer from London that he appeared to forget the rule that each judge - and presenting duo Ant and Dec - can give the Golden Buzzer to only one act throughout the auditions.
The decision means contestant Gamal John, 36, will be one of six auditionees headed straight to the live semi-finals. He wowed the judges with his stunning rendition of It's A Man's Man's Man's World by James Brown.
Born in Trinidad, Gamal said he moved to England when he was three years old and grew up singing around the house and in school. Describing himself as a "jack of all trades with singing on the side", he said his oldest child had "kept asking" him to share his talent on the hit ITV show.
