Britain’s Got Talent acts revealed with psychic dog, angelic dancer and singing reindeer performing tonight

BRITAIN’S Got Talent tonight will feature a singing reindeer, a bow-tie-wearing dancer, and a heroic police dog who can read minds.

Police dog Finn, who was almost stabbed to death while saving handler PC Dave Wardell’s life, leaves the judges in tears on the ITV talent show.

Police dog Finn dodged death - and can now 'read minds' — Police dog Finn dodged death – and can now ‘read minds’

The German shepherd leapt between the cop and a knifeman – and ended up getting stabbed by the monster with a 10in blade.

But on tonight’s show, the hound turns his talents to mind-reading, performing a remarkable trick with Dave that leaves the judges stunned.

Viewers are also introduced to tiny dancer Ethan Higgins, a bow-tie-wearing lad who has the audience in hysterics by putting down David Walliams.

The judge asks him how he’s spent his prize money asking: “Would you buy any of my best selling books?”

Ethan delighted Simon Cowell by slamming David Walliams

However, his dancing proves equally impressive

Joe and Katherine O'Malley are back with a new act — Joe and Katherine O’Malley are back with a new act

But the lad replies simply: “No” leaving Simon Cowell raving: “I love you.”

Also on the show are Joe and Katherine O’Malley – who appeared last year as Beauty and the Beast before getting buzzed off by Simon – are having another crack.

This time, they’re reprising the Disney act, appearing as Princess Elsa from Frozen and reindeer Sven, though Simon is unlikely to be any keener this time round.

Maltese singer Giorgia Borg, 11, is also set to wow judges. She is no stranger to performing, having come third in her country’s Junior Eurovision contest.

Maltese singer Giorgia Borg performs for the judging panel

Inline skating duo Rollerbatics also try their luck

Adam is seen lifting partner Rosie high above his head - with one arm — Adam is seen lifting partner Rosie high above his head – with one arm

One man band Chucklefoot has all the instruments

Inline skating duo Rollerbatics, made up of Rosie and Adam Jukes, perform a routine on wheels that sees her lifting her above his head with just one arm.

One-man band Chucklefoot – also known as Roger Butler – is also on the show, alongside magician Matthew Stirling and the tiara-wearing Sheila Callaghan.

As The Sun revealed yesterday, singer Derek Sandy gets Amanda Holden on her feet by performing his own song Welcome To The Isle of Wight.

Even Simon Cowell cracks a smile as he performs in front of various scenes from the south coast outpost, as Ant and Dec gyrate in ‘I love the Isle of Wight’ T-shirts.