Pride winner Wows judges with his Dreams of winning BGT

A PRIDE of Britain winner left judges on Britain's Got Talent in tears with a stirring performance alongside a choir.

- MARK JEFFERIES

Eight-year-old Ravi Adelekan, who has a brain tumour, won one of the Mirror's awards last year for his fundraising and courage.

He has now teamed up with family, friends and medical staff to sing at the auditions of ITV show BGT.

They sang A Million Dreams from The Greatest Showman.

Speaking at the tryouts, Ravi, told the judging panel: "Two years ago I was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

I've been fundraising for The Brain Tumour Charity.

"I thought because I've got a brain tumour people would want to hear my voice more so I'm trying to do some fundraising.

"My brain tumour, facial palsy and hearing loss make it hard for me to sing, so to support me I've brought friends, teachers from school, my family, some medical professionals who have helped me through my diagnosis and some other amazing children who have brain tumours." BGT judge Alesha Dixon, 45, was particularly impressed, and pushed her golden buzzer to send the choir through to the latter stages.

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