Britain’s Got Talent is back for its latest series with a new star from Norfolk, Tommy Rollason.

Here are seven of the show's biggest stars from Norfolk and where they are now.

Eastern Daily Press: Britain's Got Talent winner Colin Thackery performed at a charity concert at the Assembly House in Norwich following his BGT win. Picture: Denise BradleyBritain's Got Talent winner Colin Thackery performed at a charity concert at the Assembly House in Norwich following his BGT win. Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Archant)

1. Colin Thackery (2019)

Chelsea Pensioner Colin Thackery stole the nation’s hearts with his emotional performance of The Wind Beneath My Wings in tribute to his late wife in the audition stage and he went on to win the entire show, donating some of his winnings to the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Since winning, the 90-year-old has released an album called Love Changes Everything which reached number 13 in the UK charts. He also wrote an autobiography about his life which included the 40 years he spent living in Thorpe St Andrew with wife Joan.

Eastern Daily Press: Thetford magician James Samuel made a video message about the coronavirus pandemic which has received over 120,000 views. Picture: Facebook.com/JamesSamuelMagicianThetford magician James Samuel made a video message about the coronavirus pandemic which has received over 120,000 views. Picture: Facebook.com/JamesSamuelMagician (Image: Facebook.com/JamesSamuelMagician)

2. James Samuel (2019)

Another act from Norfolk to reach the final, James was part of 4MG - dubbed “the boyband of magic” by judge David Walliams.

The 20-year-old rom Thetford kept people entertained during lockdown and his positive video message with self-isolation tips on his Facebook page has more than 120,000 views.

Eastern Daily Press: Ben Langley's Britain's Got Talent audition has over 22 million views Picture: Sonya DuncanBen Langley's Britain's Got Talent audition has over 22 million views Picture: Sonya Duncan (Image: Archant Norfolk Photographic © 2015)

3. Ben Langley (2018)

Ben, who lives in Shimpling near Diss, had even Simon Cowell in stitches with his misheard lyrics sketch and although he narrowly missed out on the semi-finals his audition has since been viewed 22 million times on YouTube.

He spent five years playing Wishee Washee in the Norwich Theatre Royal pantomime until 2018. His departure sparking an online petition with thousands of signatures, and since then he has performed solo shows and starred in the Pirates Live show at the Yarmouth Hippodrome.

4. Tim and Jack Goodacre (2018)

Father and son duo Tim and Jack Goodacre, from Eccles near Attleborough, received the golden buzzer from Simon Cowell in 2018 which put them straight through to the live shows.

Since then they have played gigs across the UK, released new music and they switched on the Norwich Christmas lights in 2018.

5. Bolddog FMX Team (2014)

Best friends Dan Whitby from Fakenham, Samson Eaton from Harleston, and Arran Powley from Dereham appeared on the 2014 series of Britain’s Got Talent as part of the Bolddog FMX motorcross stunt team.

They made it through to the live semi-finals and have continued to perform across the world and starred in new show FMX Nomads on Insight TV in 2019.

Eastern Daily Press: Sam Kelly reached the finals of Britain's Got Talent in 2012. Picture: Ian BurtSam Kelly reached the finals of Britain's Got Talent in 2012. Picture: Ian Burt

6. Sam Kelly (2012)

Sam, who grew up in Spixworth, reached the finals in 2012 after receiving the most public votes in his semi-final heat with his cover of the Goo Goo Dolls’ hit Iris, but he missed out on a top three spot.

Sam now performs with his folk band Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys and is currently on tour with Kate Rusby.

Eastern Daily Press: Ronan Parke, who was a runner-up on Britain's Got Talent in 2011, at his Poringland home with his dog Lola. Picture: Simon FinlayRonan Parke, who was a runner-up on Britain's Got Talent in 2011, at his Poringland home with his dog Lola. Picture: Simon Finlay

7. Ronan Parke (2011)

Ronan, from Poringland, wowed the judges and the public when he appeared on the 2011 series aged 12. He was the runner-up that year with a self-titled debut album following shortly after.

The former Framingham Earl High School pupil has continued to make music and his latest album Found My Way was released in November 2018.