Susan Boyle, the 48 year old scottish church volunteer touched so many hearts over the last eight weeks on her "Britains Got Talent" journey which ended last night. Her strong and powerful voice got her global attention culminating in Oprah Winfrey inviting her onto her talk show in the USA. However, the instant fame came at a price and for the last two weeks Susan had been followed and hounded by the tabloid press, bringing her to tears and almost to the point of quitting the show.

Susan made it to the final and pulled out a stirling performance of "I Dreamed A Dream" showing that she is indeed a force to be reckoned with. However, it wasn't quite enough and all male dance group Diversity took the crown with their innovative and lively dance routine.  Susan finishing in a respectable second place.

Diversity are a group of friends and brothers from all backgrounds, ages and races. Brought together by their shared love of dance the group exude energy and passion and take choreography to a whole new level.

In a world that often seems  to spin on an axis of suffering both of these performances give us cause for hope. Well done Susan and Diversity - we look forward to seeing more of both of you!

To see Diversity's performance on Britains Got Talent click here. Below is a routine that the group performed during Streetdance UK's 2008 competition - truly amazing!