THIS WEEK JUST GONE

The ten most-grabbed individual stories from No Rock this week have been:

1. In the absence of Chantelle actually getting naked, the record of her first week in BB still scores
2. Is KT Tunstall a lesbian, or does she just hold her trousers up that way?
3. Bloc Party raise the money for some strings on the next album
4. The week before last summarised
5. The cannibal who wanted to eat Liam and Robbie
6. Britney and Avril. May 2004. Still popular
7. Billie Joe quits Green Day. For a little while
8. More Chantelle knickers related week just gone interest
9. The Levellers become property developers
10. NME awards in full

The big fuss this week has been car crime - Pete Doherty was arrested in a car he apparently shouldn't have been in while George Michael was de-arrested on charges of being unfit to drive


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The mighty Juliana Hatfield returns to beat the living holy shit out the music industry

Giant Drag include the most inventive use of meowing on records since We Are Siamese

The Research make the most use of ba ba bas since the Singing Sheep

Jane Siberry features no known animal noises

Boogie Down Productions scoop together their B-Boy sessions

Death Cab call it an ep; it's actually an 8-track

Boyracer are back

Firefly returns to your tv via the movies

Sure, it was little more than Radio 4's short-lived soap Citizens on the telly, but... Davenport. Nardini. Enough said.

Never mind your Saturday Night..., Arctic Monkeys fans, this is the definitive North-East working-class 1960s