How to vote in the britain's got talent 2025 final online and by phone

VIEWERS AT HOME WILL HAVE TO VOTE FOR THEIR FAVOURITE ACT IN THE FINAL 18:40, 31 May 2025 The Britain's Got Talent final has officially arrived and there are 10 acts eagerly awaiting to

be crowned the winner of the 18th series. After thousands of auditions, the remaining 10 acts will be relying on the viewers at home to secure them the grand cash prize of £250,000, plus

they'll earn a spot at the Royal Variety Performance. While the hit ITV series has been on air since 2007, they've shaken things up this year with how the acts make it to the final

performance. As viewers will recall, the golden buzzer was introduced into the audition phase back in 2014, which meant that the chosen act was guaranteed a place in the semi-final. This

was bought back once again, but this time another twist was added. The golden buzzer was introduced to the semi-finals, meaning that two acts every week would go through - one thanks to the

buzzer and the second down to the public vote. During the semi-finals, judges Alesha Dixon, Bruno Tonioli, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell, as well as presenters Ant and Dec were allowed a

golden buzzer to give an act a guaranteed place in the final. Article continues below Previous years of the hit show have seen acts such as Diversity, Ashleigh and Pudsey, Sydnie Christmas

and Paul Potts win the public over as they took home the prize and performed in front of the Royal family. The winner is down to the public, here's everything you need to know... HOW TO

VOTE IN THE BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT FINAL This year, ITV confirmed that there will be no voting via the Britain's Got Talent app for the 2025 series. Instead, to vote for your winner

online, you need to visit the official ITV voting website at itv.com/vote or, if you’re in Scotland, stv.tv/vote. Remember: before you can cast your vote, you must register on the website

using your UK mobile number. Article continues below Ant and Dec will announce when the voting window is open, and you're allowed five free votes per registered mobile number.

Alternatively, you can give them a call, or send a text, to secure your vote. The numbers will appear on-screen and will tell you which digits to add at the end for each individual act. For

every phone vote, 15 pence goes to the Royal Variety Charity, so you can support a good cause alongside your chosen act. Voting is only open for viewers across the UK, Channel Islands and

Isle of Man.