Dancing On Ice doesn’t hit our screens until next January but already, ITV bosses are auditioning possible contestants.

A whole host of famous faces were seen arriving at Alexandra Palace ice rink at the weekend, all hoping to land a place on the popular reality Tv series.

The Mirror report that ‘Allo ‘Allo actress Vicki Michelle was spotted outside the venue, as was Popstars singer Noel Sullivan, retired Tottenham Hotspur footballer Ian Walker, TOWIE star Gemma Collins, Britain’s Got Talent dancers Stavros Flatley and comedian Marcus Brigstocke.

Lets hope the stars are all fit and able as the injury record of the show is quite astounding. In the last series alone, Jeff Brazier badly hurt his neck, Vanilla Ice was knocked out and concussed and Johnson Beharry broke his hand.

Celebrities generally get to rehearse for around three months before the series starts in January, so ITV bosses will have to make their casting decisions very soon.

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Britain’s Got Talent star Demetrios Demetriou has admitted that his family’s electrical business has went into administration.

The 42-year-old performer, who shot to fame as the elder half of father and son act Stavros Flatley on Britain’s Got Talent two years ago, told The Sun that Lagi Contractors Ltd have run into difficulties, after failing to receive payment from some firms they carried out work for.

Demetriou confessed:

“We are sorry that some of our people are suffering. They are owed money – but we have not yet received the money we are owed by other people to pay them.”

“We are a hard working family and sadly my brother’s side of the business has run into financial difficulties because he hasn’t been paid for several large contracts he undertook.

“Regrettably in our trade this sort of thing is happening all the time to small companies like us.”

He added: “We have fought really hard for the funds that were owed so we could look after our team who have been loyal to us over the last 12 years, but sadly we have failed. Many other people are sadly experiencing the same fate.”

Gavin McGeown, who is owed £2,500 by the firm, said: “Demetrios told us that the company had gone into administration and couldn’t afford to pay us. We have been left thousands of pounds out of pocket. There were about 40 of us. It did get a bit heated, people were shouting.”

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Demetrios Demetriou, founding member of the father and son act Stavros Flatley, has revealed that since they appeared on Britain’s Got Talent last year he has become a bit of a gay icon!

Demi and his son Lagi wowed audiences last year with their comic Greek dance act and have since been raking in the cash, performing all over the world for crowds big and small. But the 41 year old revealed that their most memorable gig was a performance at the 2009 Lesbian And Gay Pride Ball in Birmingham.

Demi told the newspaper:

“It’s mental some of the stuff we’ve done. We did the Lesbian And Gay Pride Ball in Birmingham. I’ve never hugged so many transvestites in my life.

“We met Boy George there, too. Apparently, I’m a bear. You know what that is, don’t you? It’s a fat fella who is a gay icon.”

He also revealed that he and Lagi have just returned from performing at a charity ball in China. They stayed at the luxury Shangri-La hotel and Lagi said:

“We were on the top floor and had breakfast in the executive suite.”

Demi added: “We started laughing to each other as we couldn’t believe it was happening to us.”

The family seem to be approaching their new found fame with the perfect attitude too. They know it won’t last forever, but they’re happy to stay on the ride for now.

Demi concluded:

“We’re very lucky.

“People are so happy to see us. And it’s so cool to watch people’s faces light up while they’re watching some little fat fella dance.

“If you’d said we’d be where we are a year ago, I’d have said you were mad.

“We know this ain’t going to last forever. But this hasn’t put any stress on us at all. For us it’s been all good.”

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Britain’s Got Talent stars Stavros Flatley are raking in £200,000 per week since appearing on the show in June.

Th father and son act are in big demand and regularly perform at four gigs a day, charging £10,000 a time.

A source told Th Sun: “Stavros have performed all over the UK.

They’re very popular at sporting events but it’s corporate events which are most popular and with the Christmas party season coming up, they’re sure to be in the money well into the next year.”

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Britain’s Got Talent judge has admitted that she is backing Stavros Flately to win Saturday night’s final and says that she likes the father and son so much that she wants them to adopt her.

Dimitrios and Lagi impressed the public and judges alike with their humorous Greek dancing on the ITV talent show and on their second appearance even brought their own friends along as backing dancers.

Amanda told The Sun: “I suppose for me really honestly Stavros Flatley was my favourite.

“I’m just in love with them.

“I want them to adopt me into their family! I really think they too have captured the hearts of the nation and that it’s their charm and humour that has catapulted them into the final.”

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Piers Morgan has said that he would pay £1 million to see Stavros Flatley at the Royal Variety Show.

The judge is backing the pair to win this years series of Britain’s Got Talent.

“Stavros Flatley are such lovely people,” he said on his blog. “I met the dad backstage afterwards, and he was almost in tears of joy.

“They epitomise Britain’s Got Talent as far as I’m concerned. They don’t care about their weight, looks, or image. They just want to have a laugh, and make everyone else laugh. And everyone I know loves them.”

He added: “Can they win on Saturday? Well, it would be very amusing if they did. I’d pay £1 million to see the Queen’s face when they run out in their Cypriot tunics at the Royal Variety Show.”

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Stavros Flatley and Shaheen Jafagholi have been voted into Saturday night’s Britain’s Got Talent final.

The fact that Stavros got through on the public vote should be no surprise. They were huge hits after their first audition, they were hilarious tonight and they secured the golden last performer slot.

The judges were then asked to choose between Shaheen and MD Showgroup. Simon opted for the dance group whilst the other two judges backed 12 year old Shaheen Jafagholi. For the first time this week it seems as if the right acts made it through to the final and I can’t tell you how much I would love Stavros to win the whole show. I think the Queen would love them too.

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Father and Son act Stavros Flatley have most likely not made the finals of Britain’s Got talent.

Stephen Mulhern made a slip up during an appearance on This Morning saying: “I’d love to see Stavros Flatley in. They were brilliantly funny — but sadly I don’t think they will be.”

Host Fern Britton asked if that meant the dad and son are not in the finals.

Steve replied: “Um — they might be. Oh come on! I’m going to get in so much trouble.”

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Britain’s Got Talent star Demetrios Demetriou has revealed that he came up with his hilarious dance routine for the show whilst working in his Greek restaurant.

Demetrios told The Mirror: “Ten years ago I owned a Greek restaurant. The food wasn’t great and Gordon Ramsay would have hated it.

“We did a bit of cabaret and then we relied on that more as the food wasn’t good. I needed a finale to get people dancing. Michael Flatley was big at the time so I decided to give it a go.”

He added: “What is funnier than a fat fella doing Michael Flatley? I’m feeding Lagi up for the finals.”

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Unreality TV was granted a sneak peek at this weeks launch episode of Britain’s Got Talent and the show moved us to laughter and tears in equal measures.

One of the most entertaining acts of the night had to be father and son act ‘Stavros Flatley.’ The act consists of Demetrios Demetriou and his son Lagi.

The pair arrive on stage like two cheeky chappies and tell the judges that they are going to perform some authentic greek dancing as their audition piece. We expected to see some fiery plate smashing action, what we actually got was a chubby pair engaging in a strange Irish type jig routine which was nothing short of hilarious. There were man boobs a plenty and corny moves galore, but when Simon told the pair that they were one of his favourite dance acts ever, you knew they’d done well.

See the rest of the show on Saturday 11th April 7:45pm – ITV1

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