Louth singer part of winning Collabro group on BGT

It has been a life-changing weekend for a talented singer from Lincolnshire whose group Collabro won Britain's Got Talent on Saturday. Since then Thomas Leak from Louth, and his four bandmates, have been caught up in the whirlwind that is their new-found fame.

Thomas' family could not be more proud of what he has achieved, but as Ben Erlam has been finding out, the first thing Thomas wants to buy with his prize money is a tumble drier:

The manager at Louth Playgoers Riverhead Theatre says he is not surprised that Collabro, including the town's Thomas Leak, won Britain's Got Talent at the weekend. Roy Hobson saw him perform in productions there before joining the musical theatre quintet.

The mother of Louth singer Thomas Leak, whose group Collabro won Britain's Got Talent on Saturday, is thanking people in his home town for their support. Gabriella McCree spent last week filling the town with posters and flyers and says the weekend will change her son's life forever:

Britain's Got Talent winners Collabro admit they are still struggling to believe they won the show. The singers, including Thomas Leak from Louth, only got together a month before their first audition and now hope to use their new fame to bring musical theatre songs to a younger audience.

Musical theatre boy band Collabro are the winners of Britain's Got Talent after they finishing ahead of opera singer Lucky Kay and young rap duo Bars and Melody in tonight's final.

Vocal harmony group Jack Pack finished fourth, illusionist Darcy Oake came fifth and 15-year-old singer James Smith was sixth.

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