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As discussed on the last episode of newscast, the government is changing the law,

so the maximum number of people that can hang around together indoors or outdoors is six which is terrible

news for S club seven and I'm pleased to say we're joined by Bradley from S Club. Hello Bradley.

Hello, how you doing guys?

Well, I'm good, thanks.

But how are you and your band mates doing the fact that it would be

illegal for you all to meet up together though? I know it would be pretty tough

now right but we have no plans on getting back to give it just now so I mean I guess that's so good for us.

Although actually the full seven you've not that's not been your formation for a few years now has it?

No it hasn't no it hasn't now we are me Joe and Tina been on the road for quite some time for a couple of years now.

Yeah, last time I saw you three, I was at the Labour Party conference in Brighton and you were doing

a gig in the venue next door.

Right, yeah, like they say, there ain't no party like an S- Club party though, right?

No, and want to see Bradley swing?

Hey, I haven't done that for a while.

I imagine S- Club do a lot of university gigs and freshers gigs are they on the horizon or are they in

jeopardy now as well? I mean there's still a lot of tons of shows coming in for

next year we've had to obviously we had to cancel quite a lot of postpone quite a lot for this year because no one

knows when we're going to get back to you know normality really so there are some social

distancing gigs where everyone's got their own little bubble I've not done one yet

myself but I'm ready to go, you know, just to stay the word and I'm there.

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