Britain's Got Talent returned to ITV last night for its 16th series and former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli joined Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon on as a new judge on the panel.
The first episode of the new series created a huge buzz online as Bruno made an impression with fans by hitting the Golden Buzzer for a Ugandan dance group during their performance - which has never been done before.
The first Golden Buzzer for the 16th series went to Ghetto Kids, formed of 30 kids who live in an orphanage in the African country. Bruno was seen dancing through their performance before excitement took over and he hit the button mid-performance, which left the children finishing the last half of their routine amongst the golden confetti.
