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Stephen Mulhern speaks out on ITV’s decision to axe Britain’s Got More Talent

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Stephen Mulhern has spoken out about ITV's decision to cancel Britain’s Got More Talent after a whopping 13 years on our screens.

The telly presenter, 42, has given his two cents on the sad fate of the spin-off show, describing it as "a real shame". He told Sun Online : “It’s a shame and when it was decided they weren’t going to do the ITV2 version I think the consensus among the boys and judges was this is a ­massive gap. “We did it from day one, when there were only three judges.

Do I think it’s a shame? I do. We got away with a lot of stuff.” Stephen is now concentrating on  show called In For A Penny, which returns to our screens tomorrow at 8pm.

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