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First Ballot: 20 November 1990
Candidate Votes %
Margaret Thatcher 204
Michael Heseltine 152
Majority 52
Turnout 356
Second Ballot required








TOyNBEE IDEAS IN M0VIE 2001

RESURRECT DEAD
ON PLANET JUPiTER
Song Title Artist Year Sales
1 Something About The Way You Look Tonight / Candle In The Wind 97 Elton John 1997 4.868m
2 Do They Know It's Christmas? Band Aid 1984 3.55m
3 Bohemian Rhapsody Queen 1975 & 1991 2.13m
4 Mull of Kintyre / Girls School Wings 1977 2.05m
5 Rivers of Babylon / Brown Girl In The Ring Boney M 1.995m
6 You're The One That I Want John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John 1.975m
7 Relax Frankie Goes to Hollywood 1.91m
8 She Loves You The Beatles 1.89m
9 Unchained Melody Robson Green & Jerome Flynn 1995 1.84m
10 Mary's Boy Child - Oh My Lord Boney M 1978 1.79m
11 Anything Is Possible / Evergreen Will Young 2002 1.789m
12 Love Is All Around Wet Wet Wet 1.783m
13 I Just Called To Say I Love You Stevie Wonder 1984 1.775m
14 I Want To Hold Your Hand The Beatles 1.75m
15 Barbie Girl Aqua 1997 1.722m
16 Believe Cher 1998 1.672m
16 Perfect Day Various Artists 1997 1.55m
17 (Everything I Do) I Do It For You Bryan Adams 1991 1.53m
18 Tears Ken Dodd 1965 1.521m
19 Can't Buy Me Love The Beatles 1964 1.52m
20 Summer Nights John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John 1978 1.515m
21 Two Tribes Frankie Goes to Hollywood 1984 1.51m
22 Imagine John Lennon 1975 1.49m
23 ...Baby One More Time Britney Spears 1998 1.45m
24 Don't You Want Me Human League 1981 1.43m
25 Last Christmas Wham 1984 1.42m
26 I Feel Fine The Beatles 1964 1.41m
27 I'll Be Missing You Puff Daddy & Faith Evans 1997 1.41m
28 Karma Chameleon Culture Club 1983 1.41m
29 The Carnival is Over The Seekers 1965 1.40m
31 Rock Around the Clock Bill Haley and his Comets 1955 1.39m
32 We Can Work It Out / Day Tripper The Beatles 1965 1.39m
33 Y.M.C.A. The Village People 1978 1.38m
34 Careless Whisper George Michael 1984 1.37m
35 Release Me [[Engelbert Humperdinck Engelbert Humperdinck]] 1967 1.36m
36 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston 1992 1.35m
37 Unchained Melody Gareth Gates 2002 1.34m
38 The Power Of Love Jennifer Rush 1985 1.32m
39 My Heart Will Go On Céline Dion 1998 1.31m
40 Wannabe Spice Girls 1996 1.269m
41 Killing Me Softly Fugees 1996 1.268m
42 Never Ever [[All Saints All Saints]] 1997 1.254m
43 It's Now Or Never Elvis Presley 1960 & 2005 1.246m
44 Gangsta's Paradise Coolio featuring LV 1995 1.246m
45 Diana Paul Anka 1957 1.24m
46 Think Twice Céline Dion 1994 1.234m
47 Green Green Grass Of Home [[Tom Jones Tom Jones]] 1966 1.205m
48 Come On Eileen Dexy's Midnight Runners & the Emerald Express 1982 1.2m
49 It Wasn't Me Shaggy featuring RikRok 2001 1.181m
50 Heart Of Glass Blondie 1979 1.18m
51 Mary's Boy Child Harry Belafonte 1957 1.175m
52 The Last Waltz Engelbert Humperdinck 1967 1.16m
53 Bright Eyes Art Garfunkel 1979 1.155m
54 Tragedy / Heartbeat Steps 1998 1.150m
55 Don't Give Up On Us David Soul 1976 1.145m
56 I Love You Love Me Love Gary Glitter 1974 1.14m
57 Tainted Love Soft Cell 1981 1.135m
58 Stranger on the Shore Mr. Acker Bilk 1961 1.13m
59 It's Like That (remix) Run DMC vs Jason Nevins 1998 1.11m
60 Teletubbies Say Eh-Oh! Teletubbies 1997 1.1m
61 Spaceman Babylon Zoo 1996 1.098m
62 I Remember You Frank Ifield 1962 1.096m
63 Do They Know It's Christmas Band Aid 20 2004 1.094m
64 I Believe / Up On The Roof Robson Green & Jerome Flynn 1995 1.093m
Saturday Night Whigfield 1994 1.092m
Pure and Simple Hear'Say 2001 1.08m
No Matter What Boyzone 1998 1.074m
2 Become 1 Spice Girls 1996 1.072m
Is This the Way to Amarillo Tony Christie 1971 & 2005 1.061m
The Young Ones Cliff Richard & the Shadows 1962 1.05m
Earth Song Michael Jackson 1995 1.038m
Can't Get You Out Of My Head Kylie Minogue 2001 1.037m
Blue (Da Ba Dee) Eiffel 65 1999 1.023m
Mysterious Girl Peter Andre 1996 & 2004 1.011m
Can We Fix It? Bob the Builder 2000 1.008m
Merry Christmas Everybody Slade 1973 1.006m
Save Your Kisses For Me Brotherhood Of Man 1976 1.006m
Eye Level (TV Theme From Van Der Valk)' Simon Park Orchestra 1973 1.005m
Blue Monday New Order 1983 1.001m
Long Haired Lover From Liverpool Little Jimmy Osmond 1972 0.998m
Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) Pink Floyd 1979 0.995m
Don't Cry For Me Argentina Julie Covington 1976 0.993m
Eye Of The Tiger Survivor 1982 0.99m
I'd Like To Teach the World To Sing The New Seekers 1971 0.99m
Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree Dawn featuring Tony Orlando 1973 0.988m
Stand and Deliver Adam and the Ants 1981 0.985m
Under The Moon Of Love Showaddywaddy 1976 0.985m
Torn Natalie Imbruglia 1997 0.982m
Especially For You Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan 1988 0.98m
Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick Ian and the Blockheads 1978 0.979m
Sugar Sugar The Archies 1969 0.979m
The Lion Sleeps Tonight Wimoweh Tight Fit 1982 0.978m
The Next Time / Bachelor Boy Cliff Richard & the Shadows 1962 0.976m
Fame Irene Cara 1982 0.975m
Theme From Ghostbusters Ray Parker Jr. 1984 0.974m
Uptown Girl Billy Joel 1983 0.974m
Ride On Time [[Black Box Black Box]] 1989 0.973m
Telstar The Tornados 1962 0.967m
Wonderwall Oasis 1995 0.966m
Amazing Grace Band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards 1972 0.962m



For other uses of this term see X Factor

The X Factor is a 2004 ITV television show of similar format to Pop Idol. It is a music talent search split over three categories: group, solo 16–25 and solo 25 and over. The judges are Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne.

After the initial auditions, each judge was randomly allocated a category (Cowell: solo 25 and over; Walsh: groups; Osbourno: solo 16-25). They each selected five acts to go their homes, from which three were chosen to appear on the live shows.

The show is hosted by Kate Thornton and is labelled as the UK's biggest ever talent search, as it is the first contest to have no upper age limit, and to allow both solo singers and groups to compete. As with many other ITV programs the main show was shown first on ITV1 with The Xtra Factor, a companion show looking behind the scenes, was shown on ITV2.

There are two live shows on each Saturday evening. After the first show, in which each act performs once, the public votes for the act that they want to remain in the show. In the results show, the two acts with the fewest votes are revealed. They must then sing again before the judges decide who will be eliminated.

Contents

[edit] Finalists

Under 25s

Solo 25 and over

Vocal Groups

  • 2 To Go (Peter Jones (24), Emma Paine (23))
  • G4 (Mathew Stiff (24), Jonathon Ansell (22), Michael Christie (23), Ben Thapa (22))
  • Voices With Soul (Grace, Hildia, and Corene)


[edit] Results Summary

Orange indicates elimination

Date Bottom Two
October 23 Roberta Voices With Soul
October 30 2 To Go Verity
November 6
November 13
November 20
November 27
December 4

[edit] Show Details

[edit] Live Show: October 23

Order Artist Song (original artists)
1 Voices With Soul "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" (Diana Ross) Bottom Two
2 Verity "I Will Always Love You" (Dolly Parton, Whitney Houston)
3 Roberta "Superstar" (Carpenters) Eliminated
4 2 To Go "Don't Know Much But I Know I Love You" (Linda Ronstadt and Aaron Neville)
5 Steve "When A Man Loves A Woman" (Percy Sledge)
6 Cassie "Alfie" (Cilla Black)
7 G4 "Everybody Hurts" (R.E.M.)
8 Rowetta "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" (Dusty Springfield)
9 Tabby "You Really Got Me" (The Kinks)


[edit] Live Show: October 30

Order Artist Song (original artists)
1 Rowetta "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by U2
2 2 To Go "Always" (Atlantic Starr) Bottom Two
3 Cassie "Without You" (Mariah Carey)
4 Verity "Wind Beneath My Wings" (Bette Midler) Eliminated
5 G4 "Don't Look Back In Anger" (Oasis)
6 Tabby "My Oh My" (Slade)
7 Steve "If You Don't Know Me By Now" (Harold Melvin, Simply Red)
8 Voices With Soul "You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman" (Aretha Franklin)

[edit] Controversy

The series was controversial from the beginning. Tabloid reports claimed that the show was fixed after it emerged that Louis Walsh had allegedly cheated and tried to help a band that he used to manage get through to the final stages of the show. Footage of Simon Cowell and Sharon Osbourne coaching contestants to argue back to the judges was also being sold over the Internet to the highest bidder.

Simon Fuller, the creator of Pop Idol, claimed that the format was a rip-off of his own show, and filed a law suit against Simon Cowell, despite the fact that he is judge on both shows.

[edit] External links



This is a list of the number one hits in the UK Official Download Chart, from its inception on 1 September 2004 to the present. The source is Official Chart Company's download chart.

[edit] 2004

In 2003, Marvel Comics announced it was to publish a five-part series entitled Di Another Day (a reference to the James Bond film Die Another Day) featuring a resurrected Diana, Princess of Wales as a mutant with superpowers, as part of Peter Milligan's X-Statix title. Amidst considerable (and predictable) outcry, the idea was quickly dropped.


[edit] Churchill College, Cambridge

                             


Motto "Forward"
Named after Sir Winston Churchill
Established 1960
Sister College Trinity College
Master Sir John Boyd
Location Storey's Way
Undergraduates
Graduates		 210
440
Homepage Jcr page


Levon Ter-Petrossian
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Became President: October 16, 1991
Resigned: February, 1998
Predecessor: None, first holder of post
Successor: Robert Kocharian
Date of Birth: January, 1945
Place of Birth: Aleppo, Syria

Levon Ter-Petrossian was the President of Armenia from 1991 to 1998. His country defeated Azerbaijan in a costly war over Nagorno-Karabakh, a predominately ethnically Armenian territory that had been given to Azerbaijan by the Soviet Union. However, because of many economic and political problems, he resigned on February 3, 1998 and was succeeded by Robert Kocharyan.


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Innuendo is a 1991 album by British rock band Queen. It was their thirteenth studio album. It was released by EMI. It reached number 1 on the UK album charts.

==Track Listing== (*singles)

  1. "Innuendo"*
  2. "I'm going slightly mad"*
  3. "Headlong"*
  4. "I can't live with you"
  5. "Ride the wild wind"
  6. "All God's people"
  7. "These are the days of our lives"*
  8. "Delilah"
  9. "Hitman"
  10. "Bijou"
  11. "The Show must go on"*

The album is ??mins ??secs long.

[edit] Singles

Five singles have been released from the album:

"Innuendo" was released in January 1991. The single became Queen's third UK number one single.

"I'm Going Slightly Mad" was released in March 1991. It reached number 22 in the UK charts.

"Headlong" was released in May 1991 and debuted at number 14 in the UK.

"The Show Must Go On" was released in October 1991 and peaked at number 16 in the UK charts. An Elton John reworking of this track appeared on the third Queen Greatest hits album.

Following the death of lead singer Freddie Mercury, it was decided to re-release Bohemian Rhapsody as a double A-Side with "These are the days of our lives". The track was the UK's christmas number one of 1991.

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