Music
The Saturdays 'threaten to go on strike'
Published Monday, Aug 3 2009, 13:14 BST | By Mayer Nissim

According to The Sun, the 'Issues' five-piece managed to secure two weeks' holiday after a standoff with their record label.
The argument was reportedly sparked by the company's decision to have the girls share hotel rooms and fly economy class.
A source said: "It's been non-stop for them for the last year and they have had enough. The album and tour were a success and they are bringing in loads of cash with endorsements.
"They feel it's time they were rewarded for all their hard work. They have a reputation for doing whatever they're told but now they are taking a stand."
Singer Vanessa White recently described her group as the "princesses" of girlband pop compared to "queens" Sugababes, Pussycat Dolls and Girls Aloud.
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