As you may have seen in the post below, Issy is busy making us a nice schedule to get excited for in the next coming days/weeks. You might however have noticed 1 date has already gone, but don’t fear because thanks to snoop we did manage to get this as well 🙂 enjoy this video below:
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Scott from Mollie King Fan and one of our followers on twitter, Ellie (@xeeellie) listed some upcoming TV Appearances!
Thank you guys!
I know it still looks a bit messy, cause I don’t got everything in detail yet. If you see any mistakes, feel free to leave a comment below!
28th October – Live on Studio 5 6:25pm
30th October – The National Lottery Draw BBC1 8:40pm
4th November – Alan Titchmarsh ITV1 5 – 6pm
5th November – Loose Women ITV1 12:30 – 1:30pm
5th November – TMi CBBC 5:30pm
6th November – Xtra Factor ITV2 9pm
7th November – Freshly Squeezed C4 7 – 7:30am
7th November – T4 Ch4 3:10 – 3:15pm
8th November – Ghost Hunting with: The Saturdays ITV2 9pm
13th November – 5.19 Show BBC2
13th November – Nickelodeon
13th November – Koko Pop T4 10:40 – 11:10am
19th November – Children In Need BBC1 7pm
21th November – T4 Stars of 2010 C4
I’m pretty sure Matt is going to record these tv-shows with his, erm, recordingmachine? (Girls and technology) So don’t worry! You won’t miss out on anything!
The girls hit BBC Radio 1 this morning to talk and perform for the Radio 1 Live Lounge. I won’t ruin any surprises if you don’t know what they performed, you can listen below:
The full radio interview:
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Here are the videos for the 2 performances.
Higher:
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Just The Way You Are:
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Also BBC have added a few pictures which I’ve added to the gallery:
Plus 48 images of the girls arriving and leaving the BBC1 radio live lounge
Source: Dailystar
GORGEOUS girlband The Saturdays yesterday urged Brits to pin on a poppy and help the Royal British Legion break all records for fundraising this year.
Launching the annual appeal, now in its 90th year, the Legion wants as many people as possible to support troops to raise more than £36million.
The star-studded launch marks the start of a period of intense campaigning in the run-up to Armistice Day on November 11 and Remembrance Sunday three days later.
After the girls performed a special concert at Colchester Garrison, in Essex, band member Rochelle Wiseman, 21, said: “It’s humbling to be asked to help launch this year’s Poppy Appeal.
“We will do anything we can to support the appeal and our brave armed forces and their families.”
Fellow singer Frankie Sandford, 21, said: “I really admire and respect our Armed Forces and their families. What they do is totally amazing.”
The Saturdays performed for the families and personnel of 16 Air Assault Brigade, which is currently on operations in Afghanistan,
The Poppy Appeal raises money for the injured and their relatives, as well as those who lost loved ones.
Russell Thompson, the Legion’s director of national events and fundraising, said: “Despite the current economic times, we trust the great British public will show their support for those who have sacrificed on behalf of their country.”
Police officer David Rathband, who was blinded by gunman Raoul Moat, helped launch the appeal in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Speaking at the Renwick War Memorial, Pc Rathband, 36, said: “The appeal makes a huge difference to many people far less fortunate than me.”
