Why do some people say the talent show exploited Susan Boyle?

Her in the middle of a highly rated television show. Tonight's the night. After a fevered few weeks of Youtube hits and Oprah interviews and makeovers, tears and tantrums, Susan Boyle will take a deep breath and sing for the public's votes in the final of Britain's Got Talent.

Ever since that remarkable audition in April when she surprised the judges of the ITV show with a dramatic performance of I Dreamed a Dream from Les Miserables, the 48-year-old from Blackburn in West Lothian has been the favourite to win. It's been good for ITV, good for prime-time entertainment and certainly good for Simon Cowell, but now questions are being raised about how good it has been for Boyle. Advertisement Yesterday, the producers insisted their star was getting the support she needed following reports that she had packed her bags and was struggling to cope.

Judge Piers Morgan admitted that Boyle was finding it difficult. "She has been in tears many times during the last few days," he said, "and even, ... more.

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