Talk:Sharleen Spiteri

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This piece ("Interview with Diva! magazine re Lesbian fan base")

http://www.divamag.co.uk/diva/features.asp?AID=1712

(that is linked to at the botton of the article in "External links") is - in part - strikingly similar to the article itself.

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Is it Sharleen Spiteri singing the song used during breaks on Sky Sports News? (UK digital channel.)