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The Queen's Golden Jubilee concerts are to be released on DVD.
The Prom At The Palace and Party At The Palace will be available in the first week of July.
BBC Worldwide will donate proceeds from the Jubilee concert DVDs to The Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Trust.
The Party At The Palace will be broadcast in the US on VH1 at 9pm on June 9.
Featured artists included chart stars such as Atomic Kitten, Blue, The Corrs, Mis-Teeq, Ricky Martin, S Club 7, and Will Young.
Rock and pop veterans such as Ozzy Osbourne, Elton John, Paul McCartney, Queen and Rod Stewart also appeared.
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Will is in a tough group against all the girls but he managed to beat Destiny's Child and hold a draw with Atomic Kitten. This week he goes against the Mis-teeq ladies. Vote for him now and watch him go through the rounds and closer to the cup. Click here to vote.
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An Elvis Presley remix looks set to knock Will Young off the top of the UK singles chart on Sunday.
JXL's version of A Little Less Conversation should beat Kylie Minogue's Love At First Sight into second place and Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Get Over You to number three.
Will Young's cover of Light My Fire is likely to drop to number four, according to NME.COM.
The Dutch DJ Junkie XL was forced by the Elvis Presley estate to become JXL on the sleeve as they were unhappy at the drug reference in his name.
The track will take the King's tally of number ones to 18, stepping ahead of The Beatles joint record of 17.
Hero by Chad Kroeger featuring Josey Scott should debut at number six, with The Logical Song by Scooter entering the charts at seven.
Other predicted new entries include Papa Roach with She Loves Me Not, Paul Oakenfold's Southern Sun/Ready Steady Go, and Badly Drawn Boy's Something To Talk About.
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Will Young, Gareth Gates and Elton John are to perform on BBC1 for a one-off show in aid of Sport Relief.
It will be hosted by Gary Lineker, Ulrika Jonsson and Jamie Theakston on Saturday July 13.
There will also be music from Alessandro Safina and appearances from an array of sporting personalities.
Safina's re-recording of the Elton John classic Your Song is the official Sport Relief single.
The night of Sport Relief will raise money for vulnerable children and young people in the UK and across the world.
More information about the campaign can be found at www.sportrelief.com
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