Britain's Got Talent has been running for 15 years and since it began, it has been a window of opportunity for singers, comedians, impressionists, daredevils and even animals. Hosted by Ant and Dec on ITV and with a panel of judges fronted by Simon Cowell, the prime time talent show has been a hit from the start.
The first series back in 2007 was won by a car phone salesman from Wales with a remarkable operatic voice - Paul Potts - and since then hundreds of others have showcased their skills to the nation.
But what happened to the winners and other memorable contestants when the cameras stopped rolling? From careers in the West End to worldwide fame, we take a look what happened to the likes of Paul Potts, George Sampson, Susan Boyle and Diversity.
