BRITAIN'S Got Talent 2019 will feature a singing reindeer, a bow-tie-wearing dancer, and a heroic police dog who can read minds tonight. Police dog Finn, who was almost stabbed to death while saving the life of handler PC Dave Wardell, leaves the judges in tears on the ITV talent show. 10 Police dog Finn dodged death - and can now 'read minds' on Britain's Got Talent 2019 Credit: Rex Features The German shepherd leapt between the cop and a knifeman – and ended up getting stabbed by the monster with a 10in blade. But on tonight's show, the hound turns his talents to mind-reading, performing a remarkable trick with Dave that leaves the judges stunned. Viewers are also introduced to tiny dancer Ethan Higgins, a bow-tie-wearing lad who has the audience in hysterics by putting down David Walliams. The judge asks him how he's spent his prize money asking: "Would you buy any of my best selling books?" 10 Ethan delighted Simon Cowell by slamming David Walliams on Britain's Got Talent 2019 Credit: Rex Features 10 Britain's Got Talent 2019 - However, his dancing was just as good as his put-downs Credit: Rex Features 10 Joe and Katherine O'Malley are back with a new act on Britain's Got Talent tonight Credit: Rex Features But the lad replies simply: "No" leaving Simon Cowell raving: "I love you." Also on the show are Joe and Katherine O'Malley - who appeared last year as Beauty and the Beast before getting buzzed off by Simon - back for another crack. This time, they're reprising the Disney act, playing Princess Elsa and reindeer Sven from Frozen, though Simon is unlikely to be any keener this time round. Maltese singer Giorgia Borg, 11, is also set to wow judges. She is no stranger to performing, having come third in her country's Junior Eurovision contest. 10 Maltese singer Giorgia Borg performs for the judging panel on Britain's Got Talent tonight Credit: Rex Features 10 Inline skating duo Rollerbatics also try their luck on Britain's Got Talent tonight Credit: Rex Features 10 Adam is seen lifting partner Rosie high above his head - with one arm on Britain's Got Talent tonight Credit: Rex Features 10 One man band Chucklefoot has all the instruments on Britain's Got Talent tonight Credit: Rex Features 10 Magician Matthew Stirling performs for Amanda Holden on Britain's Got Talent tonight Credit: Rex Features Inline skating duo Rollerbatics, made up of Rosie and Adam Jukes, perform a routine on wheels that sees her lifting her above his head with just one arm. One-man band Chucklefoot - also known as Roger Butler - is also on the show, alongside magician Matthew Stirling and the tiara-wearing Sheila Callaghan. As The Sun revealed yesterday, singer Derek Sandy gets Amanda Holden on her feet by performing his own song Welcome To The Isle of Wight. Even Simon cracks a smile as he performs in front of various scenes from the south coast outpost, as Ant and Dec gyrate in 'I love the Isle of Wight' T-shirts. But who will make it through? All will be revealed tonight. 10 Credit: Rex Features Singer Derek Sandy auditions for Britain’s Got Talent with catchy tune about Isle of Wight Got a story? email digishowbiz@the-sun.co.uk or call us direct on 02077824220. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.<doc-sep>Dave and Finn divided Britain’s Got Talent viewers (Picture: ITV) Simon Cowell broke down in tears over a mind-reading dog act on the latest episode of Britain’s Got Talent, but viewers at home were left divided over the scenes. Policeman Dave, 42, from Buntingford, appeared on the show with his dog Finn, who was previously left battling for his life after being stabbed. Fans watched on as judge David Walliams showed the pooch a word written down without his owner seeing. Finn then returned to Dave and managed to convey the word in question – table – to him through nothing more than a stare. Simon Cowell is later called up on stage, and is asked to open a notepad on a random word which best describes Finn. After landing on ‘heroic’, Dave reveals Finn’s collar has been branded with the same word. It’s seriously magic. Finn isn’t just a performing whizz, however, with Dave interrupting the act to share a presentation on how the dog battled for his life after protecting the officer from an offender who tried to stab him, by bravely jumping in the way. Simon Cowell was left in tears over the act (Picture: ITV) He was luckily saved by vets, with the story striking a particularly emotional chord with Simon and show host Ant McPartlin, who were both looking teary. Honestly, same. ‘That was pretty incredible. That’s never happened on any show,’ Si told Dave. ‘A dog will literally give up his life for you. For anyone who has been cruel to an animal or a dog, just remember if you had treated him well, they would have put their lives up ahead of you.’ However, while we were left in oceans of tears, fans at home were left divided over the act, with many stating the act ‘wasn’t a talent’. Ermmmm, did you not see him communicate the world ‘table’, huns? Flocking to Twitter, one fumed: ‘Finn’s a hun but this is cringe as f***. I’m out of here #BritainsGotTalent.’ ‘That’s cute but it’s not a talent #BritainsGotTalent #bgt,’ another said. But many more called for the competition to end, and Finn to be given the prize money there and then. We wouldn’t be totally mad if this happened, to be honest. ‘If you haven’t just sobbed at @BGT then are you even human??? #BGT #BritainsGotTalent #FinnsLaw #FinnsGotTalent,’ an impressed viewer commented. ‘Give Finn the money now, he won the show. No need to see anymore acts #BGT #BritainsGotTalent,’ a Twitter user added. Britain’s Got Talent continues on Saturdays at 8pm, on ITV. Got a showbiz story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. MORE : Watching tonight’s Casualty episode about Iain’s mental health could save lives MORE : Stacey Dooley all smiles as she leaves hotel after ‘spending night with Kevin Clifton’<doc-sep>Britain’s Got Talent: Ant and Dec hit gold buzzer for young dancer FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Britain’s Got Talent viewers are well-used to seeing some incredible acts overcome immense adversity on the ITV show. But on tonight’s instalment of BGT, it seems there will be one that makes even Simon Cowell fight tears. This evening, Dave Wardell, a police officer, will bring along his service dog, Finn, in a bid to impress the judges. Unlike many pooch acts, Dave and Finn attempt to do some mind-reading. During the act, Dave shows the judging panel, which also includes Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon, a story about his pup’s life. It soon transpires that little Finn, a German Shephard, is an incredible dog who has been through the worst possible ordeal. A couple of years back, plucky Finn saved Dave’s life when he jumped in between his owner and a knifeman. As a result, the dog was stabbed with a 10 inch blade, but risked his own life nevertheless. Finn’s story is laid out for the judges and audience to watch and it’s safe to say there isn’t a dry eye in the house. Simon leads praise for the pair once their act has finished and it seems he is overcome with emotion. Britain’s Got Talent 2019: ‘It upsets me’ Simon Cowell fights tears over emotional act Britain’s Got Talent 2019: Dave Wardell and Finn take to the stage The music mogul explains: “If I had a Golden Buzzer left, I’d give it to you.” Simon previously chose Kojo Anim as his Golden Buzzer act after wowing the audience with his comedic routine. The judge continued: “When I hear about animal cruelty, especially dogs, it upsets me. “A dog will literally give up its life for you. Finn’s beautiful, I love him.” Simon can’t help himself and he pops up on stage to join the act and have a little cuddle with Finn. Britain’s Got Talent 2019: Brave Finn's story is told Britain’s Got Talent: Harpist wows judges with unusual act<doc-sep>These two wowed the BGT judges tonight (Picture: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire) If you’re still drying your eyes after watching PC Dave Wardell and his hero ex-service dog Finn on Britain’s Got Talent, we certainly don’t blame you. Partners in the police force for seven years, the duo scored four yeses from the judges tonight and wrecked our emotions with the heart-wrenching tale of how Finn saved Dave’s life and almost lost his in the process. On top of that, as a result, Dave started a campaign called Finn’s Law in an effort to get harsher punishments for those who harm service animals. No, you’re crying! Let’s take a closer look – through this veil of tears – at Dave and his incredible dog Finn… Who are Dave and his faithful dog Finn? PC Dave Wardell, 42, and his four-legged friend Finn hail from Buntingford, a small market town in Heartfordshire. Finn is a nine-year-old and apparently psychic German Shephard who is doing the absolute most to melt the nation’s hearts. The heroic pooch wowed the judges as he appeared to guess a word that David Walliams was thinking off and seemingly communicate it to PC Dave telepathically, However, Finn impressed them even further when it was revealed that he saved Dave’s life in the line of duty back in 2016. Finn after his attack (Picture: Dave Wardell) Finn jumped in front of a knife that was meant for Dave, and almost died as a result after being viciously stabbed in the head and chest by the assailant. According to the Finn’s Law website, Finn had to endure four hours of surgery to save his life, and 11 weeks of recovery followed. Thankfully, Finn is fighting fit once again, and after Dave’s campaigning, Finn’s Law was passed earlier this month. This means that, as of 9 June 2019, service animals are no longer regarded as simply force property, and a person who causes ‘unnecessary suffering’ to a service animal can be charged under the 2006 Animal Welfare Act. Now, Finn is enjoying his well-deserved retirement from the force and is living with Dave and his family. After their BGT audition, Simon Cowell said: ‘That was pretty incredible. That’s never happened on any show. ‘A dog will literally give up his life for you. For anyone who has been cruel to an animal or a dog, just remember if you had treated him well, they would have put their lives up ahead of you.’ You can catch Britain’s Got Talent on ITV Saturdays at 8pm. MORE : Ant and Dec ‘secretly auditioned for Britain’s Got Talent’ to surprise judges MORE : Simon Cowell explains Antarctica’s Got Talent isn’t happening and we’re disappointed<doc-sep>
Simon Cowell was in tears over Finn’s backstory (Picture: ITV/Rex) Simon Cowell was reduced to tears on Britain’s Got Talent by a police dog who was previously left battling for his life after being stabbed. Policeman Dave, 42, from Buntingford, appeared on the show with his dog Finn, who has been his partner in the force for seven years. His act begins using judge David Walliams, who is asked to show Finn a word written down without Dave looking. Finn then returns to Dave and stares at him for a prolonged period, before he correctly guesses the word ‘Table’ written on Walliams’ board. Finn was left battling for his life after being stabbed (Picture: Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX) The dog isn’t just a performing whizz, however, with the act delving into how Finn battled for his life after protecting Dave from an offender who tried to stab him. Finn jumped in and saved Dave’s life from the attacker, with a small presentation midway through the act, reading: ‘Seeing my friend on the brink of death broke my heart.’ The dog was luckily saved by the vets, with the story striking a particularly emotional chord with Simon Cowell and show host Ant McPartlin, who were both looking teary. Simon is later called up on stage by Dave, with the judge asked to open a notepad on a random word which best describes Finn. After landing on ‘heroic’, Dave reveals Finn’s collar has been branded with the same word. But will Dave and Finn make it through? (Picture: Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX) Speaking about the act afterwards, Simon said: ‘That was pretty incredible. That’s never happened on any show. ‘A dog will literally give up his life for you. For anyone who has been cruel to an animal or a dog, just remember if you had treated him well, they would have put their lives up ahead of you.’ You can catch Britain’s Got Talent on ITV Saturday at 8pm. MORE : Ant and Dec ‘secretly auditioned for Britain’s Got Talent’ to surprise judges MORE : Simon Cowell explains Antarctica’s Got Talent isn’t happening and we’re disappointed