'Talent' champ struggles to cope with fame

Britain's Got Talent winner George Sampson has sparked fears that he could be too young to cope with fame.

The 14-year-old breakdancer has just started work on the three-week Britain's Got Talent tour and is constantly accompanied by security guards who have been shielding him from overzealous fans.

Sampson is also believed to be upset over stories which have been printed in the press about family disputes.

George's aunt, Carol Roper, told the Daily Star Sunday: "He's only young and he's worried and we're all worried for him. He just wants to grow up like a normal kid and stay at home in Warrington with his family. But he's got to spend the next three weeks touring. It's a lot for a boy his age.

"He misses his family and all the stuff that has come out about his mum and dad falling out hasn't helped. He just wishes they could all get on."