Comedian Ted Hill received the golden buzzer in tonight's episode of Britain's Got Talent 2026.

Hosts Ant and Dec gave their endorsement to the stand-up for his  routine, which incorporated a PowerPoint presentation as he offered up an alternative to the Nato phonetic alphabet, 

Hill, 31, from London has previously   performed three hour-long shows at Edinburgh Fringe festival, with his comedy drawing on his autism and ADHD and obsessions with US presidents and graphs. 

Judge KSI said: 'You're funny. You were just on a roll.'

Alesha Dixon added: 'That was so unique. We've never had anything like it on the show. You're super funny.'

And Amanda Holden said: 'It has blown my mind, It was so unexpected. It's so intelligent' - before she was interrupted by Ant and Dec pressing the golden buzzer.

 The golden buzzer means Hill goes straight through to the live semi-finals, skipping the further deliberation rounds.