"No Can Do," the second single from Sugababes' "Catfights & Spotlights," is out now in the UK on CD and digital download format, featuring their cover of Keane's "Spiralling," recorded live on BBC Radio 1 in the Live Lounge with Jo Whiley. The CD and download bundle also include two remixes of the track, one by remixer of the moment, Bimbo Jones, and an additional remix from WaWa, plus the lyrics!

Keisha Buchanan has revealed how much she loves her Bible, saying, "Seeing Amy Winehouse fall apart so badly really upsets me. Religion has kept me on track - I read my Bible every evening." She also revealed, in an interview with "The Guardian," how her band-mate Heidi Range often borrows her Bible to help her overcome her fear of flying. Buchanan told the newspaper that she never forgets to pack her Bible and that Heidi turns to it to help her relax while in the air, reading her favourite sections.

Sugababes have spoken about their plans for 2009 and their love for the most recent album, "Catfights & Spotlights," which has only sold around 80,000 copies in the UK so far, leading to reports that Heidi and the girls are unhappy with the way it has been promoted (Heidi was quoted as saying, "The sales have been disappointing but I don't think it is a reflection on the album. The problem is the promotion, I don't actually think our fans know it's out."). Keisha said, "No, she didn't actually say that. Basically I think this is the best album we've done with this lineup. I think I speak on behalf of all of us when I say that we wouldn't change a thing. A top ten album is really good and that's what we got. People put too much emphasis on having a number one - we've done that every year for the past eight years. For us, if we'd got into the top ten with a really crap album it would have been more painful. I would love to see 'Every Heart Broken' as the third single. I think concept-wise it's something that we've never really spoken about before and again it shows a completely different side to the album." Keisha also revealed the girls are working on a new album in 2009 after a break, saying, "We're going to be working with producers who've worked with Beyoncé and Rihanna so we're really looking forward to next year. We'd also love to work with Cee-Lo from Gnarls Barkley. We want to start in February and take about a year to write it. However, if everything goes well and we get a massive single, then we'll come back earlier."

Keisha will perform with James Morrison this week on BBC's "Children In Need" on Friday 14th November; the group will be peforming their new single, "No Can Do," on the show, but Keisha will also be providing vocals to James' new duet, "Broken Strings," which features Nelly Furtado on the original album and single versions. Tune into BBC One this Friday from 7pm to see both performances!

Sugababes' version of "Girls," now a top 3 hit, will replace the original version on Boots adverts to be shown all throughout the Christmas period, as the single goes on sale in Boots stores, in order to try and raise extra funds for the White Ribbon Alliance, which works to prevent deaths through childbirth, all over the world, as every minute of each day, a woman dies during pregnancy or childbirth.

Sugababes' sixth album has followed their others straight into the top ten of the official UK top 75 albums chart, as "Catfights & Spotlights" debuts at #8 in the chart today!

Lyrics to the entire sixth album from Sugababes, "Catfights & Spotlights," which was released in Ireland yesterday, and will be released in the UK from Monday, have been added to the lyrics page!

Universal Records have confirmed that the second single from "Catfights & Spotlights" will be the Jackson 5-influenced, "No Can Do," to be released before Christmas, in early December 2008. The girls performed the track, alongside "Every Heart Broken" and "Beware," during their London Forum album launch concert - you can watch the video here and "Every Heart Broken" and "Beware" here and here!

"Girls" has jumped a spot to #3 in the official UK top 40 single chart this week, selling an additional 30,000 copies, preceding their brand new album, "Catfights & Spotlights," on 20th October 2008.

"Girls" is out now on CD in the UK, in additional to the previously available digital download bundle and the radio edit download, featuring exclusive B-side, "Don't Look Back," a Jony Rockstar produced cover version of The Temptations track, and two remixes - at least 10p from the sale of each single will be donated to the White Ribbon Alliance, who raise awareness and funds for women who die during childbirth from entirely preventable reasons. The CD is due to be released in Europe slightly later than the UK, on 28th Octoberr 2008, with the single, "Girls," following in December, in time for Christmas!

"Girls" has jumped 4 spots to #4 in the official UK top 40 single chart this week, selling an additional 23,000 copies! The CD, part proceeds from which will go to the White Ribbon Alliance, is out tomorrow!

"Girls" has jumped straight into the UK top 40 singles chart top ten this week at #8, selling over 15,000 in the first week; you can watch their live performance on T4 here and on "Strictly Come Dancing" here!

"Girls" is now currently sitting in the top 5 on iTunes UK, having been released last Saturday for legal download; the radio edit is also now available for download, as originally premiered on radio. The girls are also expected to perform the track on tomorrow's "Strictly Come Dancing" results show!

The cover for the sixth studio album by Sugababes - "Catfights & Spotlights" - has been revealed and can be seen above; a higher quality larger version can be found in the discography, alongside the tracklist! You can also now find the exclusive high quality 1200x1200 version of the album cover exclusively here!

Sugababes' "Girls," has climbed to #2 from #4 in the official UK airplay chart, meaning it is currently the second most played song on radio stations, having been A-listed on BBC Radio 1, B-listed on BBC Radio 2, and playlisted by most independent stations. The track is now available in 320kbps MP3 on 7Digital here!

"Girls" is now available for purchase on iTunes a week ahead of its orginal planned release date - the remix package, minus the radio edit, was due to be released on Monday 22nd September, followed by the radio edit on 29th, and the CD release, featuring a B-side entiteld "Don't Look Back," on 6th October 2008. However, the remix package and album version of the track have been added together, meaning all 7 versions can be purchased on iTunes for £4.49 here - the radio edit will be added next week!

Sugababes are still planning to work with producer Timbaland, after plans fell through for "Change" and their new album, "Catfights & Spotlights." "We were going to do this album with him at one point. It didn't come together in time, as we couldn't get our schedules to match. But we'll hook up at some point, I think, hopefully next time out," Keisha told Channel 4's Planet Sound. She added that their schedule is so busy at the moment, saying, "There's so much stuff we're trying to find time to do!"

Sugababes's new album title is "Catfights & Spotlights," officially announced today by Universal Records. The album features "Girls," which is currently riding high in the UK Radio Airplay chart, as well as "Murder One," which has been renamed, "Every Heart Broken," "Beware," "Hanging On A Star," "You On A Good Day," potential second single, "No Can Do," seeing them working with Klas Ahlund, most famous for co-writing Britney's "Piece Of Me" and "Robyn" by Robyn, and Steve Booker (Duffy's "Rockferry").

The video to "Girls" can now be seen on all of the major music television stations, including The Box, The Hits, Bubble Hits, B4 and Chart Show TV - you can see 40 video captures from the video in the gallery!

Sugababes talked to photographers and journalists on the red carpet at the launch of the new Shockwaves hair products campaign, which features the girls as the stars, and will see them appearing in advertisements, last night, talking about their new album and new single, and new direction. The girls said, "The single is called "Girls," which is a sample from a song you'd recognise with the Booys. We co-wrote most, well, we re-wrote the song - the sample is the original part, but the verses are our own. It's different - it's not electropop anymore - some of the songs are a bit more mellower, and they show our vocal ability a bit more, showing us doing things we don't normally do. It's just a bit more of a maturer sound, if you know what that means. It's evolved. We feel really happy and content with it, and hope people like it, we've still got so much more left to do, but we hope people like it."

Sugababes's brand new single "Girls," produced by Dutch dance producer, Melvin Kuiters, and Si Hilbert, will be released on 6th October 2008, following the world premiere on BBC Radio 1 this morning, which can be listened to online here - singalong to the track, with the lyrics here! The single, which features an interpolation of "Here Come The Girls," will be performed on 1st October 2008 at the Q Awards, and will come backed with remixes by by Fred Falke, Dennis Christopher and Funkerman, preceding and their sixth studio album, which is as yet untitled, on 20th October 2008.