
Scottish singer Susan Boyle has secured a place in the final of ITV's Britain's Got Talent, after performing live on television for the first time.
The 48-year-old woman became a worldwide sensation after her audition performance of I Dreamed A Dream last month.
Sunday evening's show was watched by nearly 12 million viewers.
When Ms Boyle heard the result of the public vote - after her rendition of Memory from the musical, Cats - she gave a victory dance for the studio audience.
When the show's hosts asked her how she had coped with the pressure, she said: "What pressure, I really enjoyed myself, I enjoyed every second. I'd do it again!"
The grand final will be on 30 May and the winner will get a £100,000 cheque.
Ms Boyle's first appearance on the television talent show received more than 58 million hits on the internet site, YouTube.
That earned her a number of famous fans, including rock musician Jon Bon Jovi and actress Demi Moore. She has also been interviewed on American television shows Oprah and Larry King.
Adapted from BBC News.
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