What a week. I've been watching Britains got talent recently and enjoyed it every time but last night was extremely... moving. The whole world will be watching the 10 finalists tonight and that really does put huge presure on the acts.

Presure they might not be able to cope with.

Last night ten year old Holly Steel's nerves went. The prospect of being watched all other the globe at the same time while trying to do a performance that, depending on how great it is, will change your life forever.

It was too much for the ten year old.

But she caried on. Later in the show she tried to give it another go, which was extremely brave after crying in front of millions of viewers and then giving a fantastic performance half an hour later. You would think some people, in front of their TVs, would laugh.

But no one was laughing.

And that second performance she did, when she got back up after falling down, was mind blowing. It was utterly amazing. So, after that, everyone voted for her. And she's now in the final. But I can't help thinking if she can do it. After failing, then succeeding, then now having to succeed with twice the presure. And its a similar case with the other acts. Susan Boyle, for instance is now the worlds biggest superstar. Apparently shes been crying so much because of nerves and she has to succeed. Billions of people waiting, watching, betting, counting on her and just a few weeks ago she was just a normal Scottish woman.

I wouldn't want to be in her position.

The press and media have critisized her, who knows how much, and now she's got to do the performance of her life. While some contestents, such as Aiden Davis, seem to be loving the attention, others are wishing it would all go away. Every act wants to win. The show is live so anything can happen. And no one can be sure what that may be.