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Sensational swimmer Jazmine Stansbury of Winnersh made a hugh splash in last night’s semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talent with her synchro team Aquabatique
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Jazmine's Aquabatiques splash into Britain's Got Talent finals

May 11, 2012

Sensational swimmer Jazmine Stansbury of Winnersh made a hugh splash in last night’s semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talent with her synchro team Aquabatique.

The underwater act, which also includes Zoe Cooper, Emily Kuhl and Beth Smith, wowed the judges with their Bond-themed performance.

Aquabatique was created in 2011 and ex-international synchro swimmer Jazmine, 23, is delighted it has helped the girls continue their careers after retiring from the sport.

She said: “To make the live BGT finals is amazing – if only to raise the profile of what we feel is still a vastly under-appreciated sport.”

She said they have something special planned for tomorrow’s final.

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Dodger you clearly are a very sad person and have nothing decent to say about anyone. I pity you. That "fat freak" as you call him came across as a very nice man who has an amazing talent.

You on the other hand probably have no redeeming features.

Premiership Royal
15/05/2012 at 10:52

Dodger, your prediction appears to be as misplaced as your apostrophes.

C8H10N4O2 - It's not even funny how poor the proof-reading is on GetWokingham/Reading/etc. I believe there may be more articles which don't have errors in them, than do!

MSmith
13/05/2012 at 15:42

it appears dodger the opinionated freak ! is wrong.

p jeppo
13/05/2012 at 13:06

"hugh"? Spellchecker failure again.

C8H10N4O2
11/05/2012 at 10:52

Despite putting on a great performance, they don't stand a cat in hell's chance of winning - the one who sings opera will win, as the country seems to wan't another Susan Boyle (I havent got over the last one!!)

dodger, south oxfordshire
11/05/2012 at 10:02

Oh, and I'm not knocking her either. Swimming is an intensely physically demanding sport and I realise synchro swimming is even more so, needing immense lung capacity and the ability to smile all the time.