Atomic Kitten experienced a minor glitch en route to the opening of their Ladies Night tour at Butlins in Minehead on Monday. Natasha Hamilton explained to the Daily Star: “On the journey there, we were pulled over by the police. Blame our tour manager, he’s been showing off with a trendy new number plate, which makes some numbers look like letters.”

When asked the secret of Atomic Kitten’s longevity, group member Jenny Frost tells the New Zealand Herald: “People can relate to us,” she says. “They look at us and say, if they can do it, anybody can do it.” The trio are playing a free invitation-only gig at Auckland Town Hall tonight.

On a promotional tour in Australia, Atomic Kitten plan to bring their families down under to celebrate New Year. “I’m coming back with my family to party. I love this place and the people in it,” group member Liz McClarnon tells AAP.

The Mirror spoke with the girls of Atomic Kitten in an extensive interview, where they covered their dating lives, their opinions on one-night stands, their relationship with family and friends, if they believe in love at first sight, and nights out.

Atomic Kitten stars Jenny Frost and Liz McClarnon spoke with CBBC Newsround and asked what fans can expect from their new album ‘Ladies Night’. “This album we co-wrote eight of the songs,” Jenny said. “I wrote three, Liz wrote three and Natasha wrote two. They’re all quite different really. I normally write really up-tempo party tunes and they were all really sad and depressing.” Liz told Jenny, “But it’s alright cos you don’t write about yourself to you?”, prompting Frost to reply, “Oh no, I just lie!” Check out the entire interview here.

The Sun reports Atomic Kitten beauty Natasha Hamilton is suffering from post-natal depression 14 months after the birth of her son Josh. “My doctor diagnosed me with post-natal depression and ordered me to take time off work,” she explained. “I wondered why I was feeling so down, I was crying a lot and everything got on top of me. I was surprised when the doctor told me, but glad to know I wasn’t losing the plot. At least now I know I have something that I can get over.” Read more.