Girls Aloud star sent for trial

Singer Cheryl Tweedy of pop band Girls Aloud was today sent for trial for an alleged racial attack on a night-club attendant.

Wed, 04 Jun, 2003 - 13:35

Singer Cheryl Tweedy of pop band Girls Aloud was today sent for trial for an alleged racial attack on a night-club attendant.

The 19-year-old star appeared before Guildford Magistrates in Surrey, England accused of racially aggravated assault on 39-year-old toilet attendant and part-time law student, Sophie Amogbokpa.

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