They're the main Attraction! Shadow theatre group beat teenage comedian Jack Carroll to win Britain's Got Talent 2013

Attraction have won Britain's Got Talent 2013. 
The Hungarian shadow theatre group beat teenage comedian Jack Caroll to the top spot on the talent show.
The leader of the troupe Zoltan Scuzs expressed his gratitude and his delight at winning the show.

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We did it! Attraction were overjoyed to be named Britain's Got Talent winners for 2013

After leaning the news he said: 'Thank you, thank you very much the British public.'

The winning performance saw the eight-strong group pay tribute to Great Britain and to the Queen herself, whom they will now perform for at the Royal Variety Performance.

Jack, 14, joked about coming second and said: 'Runner up I little bit insensitive is it not?'

 

Moment Attraction won Britain's Got Talent

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'It's a little bit insensitive': Jack Carroll joked about coming runner-up

Always cracking a joke: Jack took his defeat well and made light of his second place position

He added: 'I’ve had a great time and it is ace to come second. I’ve tried my best, fair enough cheers to everyone that voted.'

Richard and Adam, whose performance was interrupted during the live show on Saturday by a woman who egged the judging panel, came in third place.

Ant and Dec asked Simon Cowell's thoughts about the result and the music mogul said it was a ' bit of a surprise'.

He added: 'It just shows that the British public welcome people from all over the world.'

Amanda Holden noted that Attraction's performance transcends language.

Attraction shamelessly appeal to Britons' patriotism, thus ensuring we manage to lose Britain's Got Talent to some Hungarians

How do they do that? Amanda was baffled as to quite how the team made the iconic shapes, like Winston Churchill's face and cigar. At least we hope that's his cigar

She said: 'Whatever language you speak you understand what they are trying to do.'

After the show Amanda tweeted: 'Wow wow wow #Attraction. Love you all x.'

David Walliams also posted his thoughts on Twitter and wrote: 'Well done Attraction. Very worthy winners. What they do is truly magical...'

There were mixed reviews from viewers on Twitter but the conversation was dominated by the egg incident.

End of the line: Richard and Adam came in third place after their dramatic performance ASE READ** The video grabs supplied by Ruckas PEnd of the line: Richard and Adam came in third place after their dramatic performance

The thrower was named as Natalie Holt, who quickly apologised for her actions shortly after the show.

In a statement released by the show she said: 'I want to apologise to Richard and Adam for overshadowing their performance. I’ve never done anything like this before and in hindsight I have realised it was a silly thing to do.'

Richard and Adam, who saw their performance interrupted by Natalie said they were disappointed by her actions.

Over eggs-cited ? Provoked by the sight of Simon Cowell's unbuttoned shirt and hairy chest, crazed violinist Natalie Holt starts throwing eggs at the BGT svengali

In a statement they wrote: 'It’s disappointing that someone tried to sabotage our performance but we’re proud that we made it to the end of our song.  Thanks to everyone for their support. We’ve had a great time.'

American songstress Taylor Swift was joined by Ed Sheeran to perform her latest single Everything Has Changed.

Viewers were also treated to a performance by Psy, who sand his new track Gentleman.

Superstar: Taylor Swift performed on the show along with Ed Sheeran

The live final was kicked off by Pre Skool and the tiny stars put on a thrilling performance with an electric musical score, that left the judges gushing.

Simon Cowell seemed so smitten with the youngsters that he said he now wanted 12 children, instead of just one.

Don't get them angry. You won't like them when they're angry. Dance troupe Pre Skool kick off the Britain's Got Talent final in kilts and (second left) antlers

He told the troupe: 'You’ve got the best personality of any act we have. You’ve made me change my mind I don’t want one kid I want 12.'

David Walliams was equally enthused and said: 'Incredible, such a brilliant explosion of energy. You guys are all brilliant dancers.'

He added: 'Whoever puts all this together is brilliant too.'

Larking around: The children said they would spend the winning on sweets and chocolate if they came first in the show

Simon's smitten: Music mogul Cowell said that he now wants 12 children instead of just one

After the judges had made their comments one little girl asked Simon if the group can go around to his house for tea.

The young talent kept coming as Asanda was next to take to the stage singing Beyoncé's track If I Was A Boy.

Alesha told her: 'You are not normal...I think your voice by the time you get into a recording studio I can’t wait to hear what your album is going to sound like, I think you are ready.'

Big voice: Asanda sang Beyoncé's track If I Was A Boy, which blew the judges away and left Amanda comparing her to Willow Smith

Hitmaker in the making: Gabrielle Gardiner, also known as Gabz, performed her own song Lie There

Amanda told her: 'It is just ridiculous, that attitude, you remind me of Willow Smith.' 

Syco boss Simon was left equally impressed, he said: 'This was by a mile the best perform you have done so far. When I meet you back stage and you are sweet and then you come out on stage and you change. Forget how old you are, you are a brilliant singer.'

Singer and songwriter Gabz decided to perform another original track called Lie There.

How cheeky: Steve Hewlett was named as the wildcard and his act included puppets of Sinitta and Simon

That's tickled them: Simon invited Sinitta up on stage to help him, judge the act

Her gamble paid off with Amanda labelling her track an 'incredible song' before joking that the music was apt for Simon who was always breaking up with people.

Simon told her: 'how come you can write songs that within ten seconds we love them. You wear these funny clothes but they work. I think you are really cool, I think you have a great personality.'

Alesha had nothing but praise either and said: You have your own sound which you created. You are on you way that is fantastic, well done.'

He's a firework: Jordan O'Keefe performed a Katy Perry track and as usual he put his own unusual spin on it

It's a whisky business: During Richard and Adam's performance a woman ran on stage and egged the judges

The wild card was revealed as ventriloquist Steve Hewlett who decided to use puppets of Simon and his ex-girlfriend Sinnita.

Simon was left in stitches and admitted that while he wasn't sure about the decision to bring Steve back, his act demonstrated the judges had made the right choice in bringing him back.
Heartthrob Jordan O'Keefe performed Katy Perry's hit Firework adding his own unusual spin to the pop song.
David told him: 'That was a great version of that song, you made us listen to that song,  you are a ready made pop star.'

'Thanks for ruining that! Jack Carrol joked about the egging incident in his sketch, showing off his quick wit

Alesha told the hunk: 'You have just got it, I could listen to you sing all night your voice is gorgeous.'
Amanda added: 'Every interpretation of these songs makes me listen to them in a completely different way.'
Simon critiqued: 'I’ve got to be honest with you when I heard you were doing that song I wasn’t sure but that was a brilliant version of that song.'
The singing continued with Arisxandra who took on Christina Aguilera's track The Voice Within.
Alesha was left impressed and said: 'Wow such a massive song to take on and you did it with ease. The most impressive thing is your control. I feel relaxed watching you. You look beautiful and you sang like an angel.'
Simon noted that she her confidence grew throughout the song and he said: 'You started off a little bit tentative and you put your foot to the accelerator and it just went bang.'

What a performance! Francine Lewis finished off her routine with a song as Katie Price

Francine Lewis kicked off her set as Alan Carr before going on to mimic Geri Haliwell, Stacey Solomon and finishing with Katie Price.

Amanda told her: 'You were on the button you don’t even have to speak – you are so clever and so talented and I hope if Katie was watching she loved it.'
Simon told her: 'You’ve raised your game for the final best we have seen, it’s rare that I know every single voice. I think we are seeing a star emerging from the show.'

Famous fan: Sarah Harding attended the final of the ITV show much to her fans delight