Stephen Mulhern has a chat with the judges tonight on Britain's Got More Talent. Simon Cowell came up with a surprise answer to one of Stephens questions.

Stephen: “If you weren’t in entertainment what would you be doing do you think?”

David (interrupting): “He’s not in entertainment; he just sits there telling people they can’t sing. Anyone could do that!”

Simon: “I would breed racehorses, I would do it full time.”

Moving on to Amanda he asked Amanda what makes her angry. She responds with a rather long list!:

Amanda: “People who can walk but use travelators at airports as a lift, they are not for people to stand on and not walk. Lorry Drivers who don’t turn their indicators off, that makes me really angry. I can’t stand half-fat spreads. Children who scream whose mothers then just whack them. People who ring your telephone, I’m ex-directory but I get people from call centres ringing me up for double glazing.”

Britain's Got More Talent follows the main show at 8.45pm on ITV2.

One Direction revealed details of the mammoth Where We Are Tour 2014 at a press conference at Wembley Stadium in north London.

The group, who shot to fame on the X Factor, have become a global phenomenon since their debut single in 2011 and have sold more than 30 million records and DVDs globally and topped the charts in more than 37 countries.

The stadium tour in 2014 will include five UK and Ireland dates and eight in Latin America, according to the One Direction website.

UK Tour Dates:

25th May – Croke Park, Dublin

28th May – Stadium of Light, Sunderland

31st May – Manchester Etihad Stadium, Manchester

3rd June – Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh

7th June – Wembley Stadium, London

Tickets will go on sale Sat 25th May 2013

The Latin American leg of the tour in April and May will see them visit Brazil (two concerts), Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Paraguay, Chile and Uruguay.

Niall Horan Horan said: 'We're incredibly excited to announce we're doing a worldwide stadium tour in 2014. 'We're three years into it (being a band), so stepping out to an audience of 65,000 a night is incredible.'

The announcement comes in the middle of the band's current tour, which will see them play in Switzerland tonight and Germany tomorrow.

Asked about what fans - known as Directioners - can expect next year, Harry said: 'It's important that the fans know it's not the same tour going around again in stadiums. 'We want to make the stage bigger, with new songs. It's going to be a completely different tour and a lot of fun.'

The band also confirmed plans for a new album, following last year's Take Me Home, to be released before Christmas.

Fox held their Upfronts yesterday in New York. Simon Cowell, Demi Lovato and Mario Lopez were there representing The X Factor USA.

Simon spoke briefly at the event pomising big changes for this years X Factor.

The two new X Factor judges have still to be announced but with the first audition in Charleston only a week away we shouldn't have to wait much longer.

More photos of the event can be found on our Promo Page