Girls Aloud retain UK top spot

Girls Aloud have clung on to their UK Christmas number one for a second week as rival boy band One True Voice dropped a place to number three.

Mon, 30 Dec, 2002 - 06:02

Girls Aloud have clung on to their UK Christmas number one for a second week as rival boy band One True Voice dropped a place to number three.

The bands, formed by the TV show, Popstars: The Rivals, are separated by Transylvanian twins The Cheeky Girls, who were rejected at an audition for the same programme.

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