Wednesday, February 17, 1999 Published at 17:50 GMT
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Brits launch for debt campaign
U2 singer Bono joins forces with boxing legend Muhammad Ali to launch a campaign to cancel debts in developing nations. |
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Robbie rules over Brits
Singer Robbie Williams is celebrating his triple triumph at Tuesday night's Brit Awards, alongside double victories for the Manic Street Preachers and Natalie Imbruglia. |
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From despair to success
The Manic Street Preachers, who swept the board at this week's NME awards, are tipped to do the same at the Brits - this is their turbulent history. |
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Entertaining Robbie
Robbie Williams' six Brit nominations round off his transformation from has-been to hero. But if it wasn't for a wild weekend with Oasis, his life after Take That could have been very different. |
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Keeping music alive
Reports of the British music industry's death are greatly exaggerated according to the record companies - with record album sales in the UK last year. |
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Who's the biggest Brit?
The Spice Girls are big in America but not at the Brits. The conflict between artistic credibility and commercial success continues. |
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Have-a-go hero saves the Brits
Brit Awards' host Johnny Vaughan says a thief stole a computer containing the list of Tuesday night's winners - but a passer-by saved the day. |
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British pop's annual awards
It's time for the UK's annual pop jamboree - now in their 17th year the awards honour the best of British music. |
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