BGT's Simon Cowell slams the Post Office as postmasters choir perform 'a massive F you'

judge Simon Cowell gave Hear Our Voice a glowing review as they performed in the final, revealing that their win would be "a massive F you to a certain group of people who deserve it". Hear Our Voice took to the Britain's Got Talent stage once again tonight as a deserved finalist, with the large group being made up of victims of .

Speaking about the choir, who performed an original song in tonight's final, Simon said: "It was so emotional that first audition and I was so happy when the public voted you as the winners because it told us that the public haven't forgotten about you and they really, really want you to succeed, get justice.

"I know we said it quite a lot last time but I'm absolutely thrilled that you're at the final and if you won, it would be a massive F you to a certain group of people who deserve it."

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It's not the first time that the BGT judges have commented on the scandal, with to help the victims of the scandal, which saw hundreds of lives ruined by the Horizon IT fiasco.

After Hear Our Voice's semi-final performance, Amanda told the group: "You turn something so awful, such a traumatic experience, into something so joyful. If wants to do something and make a difference as a Prime Minister, do it now!"

Meanwhile, Simon fumed that the people in charge at the time of the scandal were "disgusting" and called for justice. "This story is horrendous," he said before praising the group for turning something "miserable into something positive".

"It comes from my heart, the ordeal, the injustice you've been subjected to is unimaginable," said Bruno. "The power that be, whoever they are, make it right, right now, it cannot go on forever, it's totally ridiculous," the judge continued to fume.

Speaking ahead of the final, Hear Our Voice's Tim Bretnall told The in an exclusive chat that performing for at the Royal Variety Show would . He added: "The absolute best bit of this journey has been the audiences reactions and support, and to be able to feel that for Royalty would be unbeatable."

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