Britain’s Got Talent 2025: ITV confirms start date - here’s when it will return

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  • Britain’s Got Talent will be back earlier than usual.
  • The long-running competition will start in February 2025.
  • ITV has confirmed its return date.

Britain’s Got Talent will be back on our screens in less than a week. The long-running ITV series is starting much earlier than usual - and fans might get caught out.

Traditionally, the show has started a new season in the spring but for series 18 it will be kicking off in February. It comes after Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway went on hiatus last year.

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During the final of The Masked Singer - which you can recap here- ITV confirmed the return date of Britain’s Got Talent. Here’s all you need to know:

When does Britain’s Got Talent start on ITV?

Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell
Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell | Getty Images

The popular reality show has become a firm fixture of the TV schedule since its debut back in 2007. It has aired a new series each year and is now on its 18th season - bet you feel old now.

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ITV has confirmed that Britain’s Got Talent will start on Saturday February 22. It is the earliest a season of the show has started - so you may not be expecting it back so soon.

How to watch Britain’s Got Talent in 2025?

The show will once again be live on ITV1/ 1HD on Saturday nights - with the live episodes also airing weekly, instead of over one week. It starts on February 22.

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If you can’t watch on live TV, it will be available on catch up via ITVX - the broadcaster’s on demand service. The show will reportedly run until May 31, TV Zone reports.

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