Britain's Got Talent: Opera singer Gruffydd Wyn Roberts came fourth

A 22-year-old opera singer from Anglesey has missed out on winning Britain's Got Talent.

Gruffydd Wyn Roberts made it through to the final but the comedian Lost Voice Guy took the winning title.

Gruffydd Wyn got 24.1% of the vote in the third round of voting, just behind comedian Robert White and in the final vote Gruffydd came in fourth place overall with 11.2%.

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Around 1,000 people gathered at Amlwch Port yesterday evening to support Gruff and watch the final on a big screen.

He performed Ed Sheeran and Andrea Bocelli's Perfect Symphony in Italian.

Judge Amanda Holden said Gruffydd Wyn reminded her of Paul Potts, the first ever Britain's Got Talent winner.