Liverpudlian Allan Finnegan is the third comedian to try their luck on this series of Britain's Got Talent. Though Finnegan is a stand-up with a difference. He is also a baptist minister. 

He is based in the Bootle area of Liverpool and has been gigging since 2012. On the show he performs in a dog collar, although judging by the YouTube clips this is not part of his usual stage outfit.

Finnegan follows appearances from Steve Royle, who got four yeses and Clare Harrison McCartney, who got four nos from the judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden.

Update: Finnegan got four yeses from the judges.

Britain's Got Talent is on ITV1 at 8pm on Saturdays.

See a full list of this week's contatestants below.

Class Dynamix, aged 9-11 from Leeds. Class Dynamix are a group of school children singing a song about bullying. 

Jonny Berliner, aged 39 from London. Jonny sings an original song about energy to help children with revision.  

Kevin Quantum, aged 39 from Edinburgh. Kevin’s act combines science and magic, to create a dangerous audition. 

Billy & Chantelle, aged 14 and 12 from Birmingham. The young dancing duo perform a contemporary routine. 

Fayth Ifel, aged 12 from Swindon. Fayth sings ‘Proud Mary’ by Tina Turner.  

The Coven, aged 10-19 from across the North of England. The Coven will perform a dance routine dressed as witches.  

Allan Finnegan, aged 52 from Liverpool. Allan is a Baptist Minister who performs stand up comedy for the judges.

Elite Elton, aged 49 from Guildford. Elite Elton performs a number of classic Elton John hits.  

Bhim Niroula, aged 54 from Reading. Bhim sings an original song dedicated to his partner called ‘Sunday Morning Love You’ 

Watch a clip of Allan Finnegan at Liverpool's Rawhide Club below