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NADINE Coyle’s solo album has been subject to much scrutiny without anyone hearing a note – but I can confirm she’s recorded some cracking pop songs.

I’ve heard five tracks from Insatiable, out November 8. The title track is the first single, and is ballsy and Eighties-influenced.

Red Light kicks into a disco dazzler, while Unbroken sees Nads, 25, sing in falsetto.

Chained has a sparkly synth backline and Natural is the big ballad, which she co-penned with Guy Chambers, 47

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Cheryl Cole blocked out her divorce proceedings yesterday, by shooting a music video for her newest single.

As the case to dissolve her and Ashley Cole’s marriage was being heard in London’s High Court, the X Factor judge was working on the video for ‘Promise This,’ the first single from her second solo album.

A staff member told The Sun that no one mentioned her personal troubles on set. They revealed:

“Everyone was briefed before she arrived that they weren’t to hassle her.

“Obviously she’s going through a difficult time right now and the main thing for her is just getting her work done without any bother.

“She looked great though in a short beige and black dress and long hair extensions. She’s definitely looking back to her best.”

However, some insiders worry that Cheryl is working too hard and may fall ill again. One source said: “The video was the most she’s worked since she fell ill. It was exhausting for her.

“She has reverted back to her old work ethic to cope, but these long days aren’t good after the malaria and she needs to slow down.

“She’s definitely keeping her name, though – she’ll still be Cheryl Cole.”

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Kimberley Walsh has brushed off rumours that she will be taking part in Strictly Come Dancing this year.

The Girls Aloud singer, who currently presents Suck My Pop on Viva, said she would not be strutting her stuff on the famous dancefloor for the forthcoming series.

“I won’t be on [Strictly Come Dancing] this year; I don’t think it’s the right thing for me to do right now – maybe it would be at some point, but at the moment I’m not ready to put myself back in to the glare of reality television,” she said.

“Obviously, I’ve been there before and it’s quite a hard thing to do and I admire them.”

However, Kimberley, who’s on a break from the chart-topping band, fancies expanding into acting.

“I have trained in that [acting] and done a bit over the years and it’d be nice to revisit it if it was the right thing to do and see if I could still do it [and see] if it was a challenge,” she said.

“I think if the right thing came along I would enjoy that. I guess it would be nice to play someone completely different to myself.”

:: Suck My Pop airs on Friday evenings on Viva.

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What a few days this has been. I really enjoyied playing my songs to people yesterday. Your next wooo hoooo!!! Xx

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Cheryl Cole has spoken of her joy that her marriage will finally end today, saying: “Thank God the nightmare is over”.

The Girls Aloud star is said to be relieved to have achieved a “divorce with dignity”.

A pal said: “It’s been a horrible few months for her, but at last she can look forward to the future.

“She feels like a massive weight has been lifted off her shoulders. She thinks it’s sad the way things have turned out, but life goes on.”

Neither Cheryl, 27, nor Chelsea left-back Ashley, 27, are expected to be present when their four-year marriage is officially declared over at the High Court in London today.

The X Factor judge is in Los Angeles while England star Ashley will face Bulgaria at Wembley tonight. Their case – numbered FD10D02550 – will be the first of 29 to be rubber-stamped by District Judge Christopher Simmonds. In a break from protocol, only their initials – CAC v AC – were listed yesterday at the court, unlike the other couples’ cases. Their decree nisi is to be announced at 10am in Court 9 of the Principal Registry of the High Court’s Family Division in High Holborn, central London.

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The track was written by UK-born producer Wayne Wilkins who wrote Beyonce’s ‘Sweet Dreams’, Jordin Sparks ‘Battlefield’, Shontelle’s ‘T-Shirt’, Leona Lewis’s ‘Take A Bow’, Keri Hilson’s ‘Energy’, Michelle Williams‘ ‘We Break the Dawn’ and many others.

What do you think?!

Earlier today, a Daily Mirror source claimed Labrinth had said “I was supposed to write for Nadine but I turned it down, it wasn’t for me. She’s a great girl but I’d prefer Cheryl and Girls Aloud as a whole, to work with all of them. They’re hot together with that sound.”

Labrinth took to his twitter tonight to explain he didnt mean his quote in a bad way:

@nadineworldwide was a bit shallow of em using me to have a shot at you Got nothing against you or Cheryl we should shut em up with a hit