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Dancers beat Boyle in talent show Dancers beat Boyle in talent show
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Street dance group Diversity has been crowned the winner of this year's Britain's Got Talent in a shock victory over favourite Susan Boyle.Street dance group Diversity has been crowned the winner of this year's Britain's Got Talent in a shock victory over favourite Susan Boyle.
The 10-strong group from Essex fell to the floor and cried in surprise when they were told they had won. The 10-strong group from Essex fell to the floor and cried in surprise when told of the win.
Member Ashley Banjo, 20, said wining the contest had "changed our lives". Member Ashley Banjo, 20, said winning the contest had "changed our lives".
The group defied bookmaker's predictions to win the £100,000 prize and the chance to perform at this year's Royal Variety Show.The group defied bookmaker's predictions to win the £100,000 prize and the chance to perform at this year's Royal Variety Show.
'Utter perfection''Utter perfection'
Diversity, whose members are aged between 12 and 25, are made up of three sets of brothers and only formed the group in 2007. Diversity, whose members are aged between 12 and 25, is made up of three sets of brothers and was only formed in 2007.
Still shocked over their victory, choreographer Banjo said: "When you said our name, honestly I'm going to wake up in a minute." Still shocked about the victory, choreographer Banjo said: "When you said our name, honestly I'm going to wake up in a minute."
He also thanked everyone who had voted for them as winners. He also thanked everyone who had voted for the group.
After their performance, which included a cheeky reference to the judges' buzzers, judge Simon Cowell said: "If I had to give marks on that, that is the only performance tonight I would want to give a 10 to. Susan Boyle had been the favourite to win the talent show
After the performance, which included a cheeky reference to the judges' buzzers, judge Simon Cowell said: "If I had to give marks on that, that is the only performance tonight I would want to give a 10 to.
"There was not a step out of place, it was sheer and utter perfection.""There was not a step out of place, it was sheer and utter perfection."
Fellow judge Amanda Holden said Banjo's choreography was "second to none" and they had blown rival dance troupe Flawless "out of the water". Fellow judge Amanda Holden said Banjo's choreography was "second to none" and that Diversity had blown rival dance troupe Flawless "out of the water".
Album hopes
Throughout the competition the group had wowed the audience and received glowing comments from the judges, but the group was sixth favourite to win going into the final.
It had long been predicted that 48-year-old Boyle from West Lothian would run away with the title after gaining worldwide recognition thanks to her audition being watched by millions of people on the internet.
Gracious in defeat, she said that "the best people won" adding: "I wish you all the best."
The church volunteer, who sang audition song I Dreamed A Dream from Les Miserables again, did not appear to be too disappointed in defeat, however, as she gave a little dance on stage and hitched her dress up to show a leg.
Asked about her own plans on sister show Britain's Got More Talent, Boyle said: "I hope to get an album out - I'll just play it by ear."
Saxophonist Julian Smith came in third place behind Boyle.
Although clearly disappointed, he said: "I'm just happy to have taken part - it's been phenomenal."