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THERE was no Hope left as the girl group crashed out of X Factor—but immediately insisted they will NOT split up.

NOTW

In-fighting Hope Voted Off X Factor entertainmentwise

"X Factor" too strong for Kylie Minogue's "X"

LONDON (Reuters) - Kylie Minogue's first album in four years missed the top spot on Sunday after "X Factor" talent show winners took the first two places, the Official UK Charts Company said.

"Spirit" from last year's "X Factor" queen Leona Lewis remained at number one for a third week, while the ITV show's 2005 champion Shayne Ward shot straight to number two with his new release "Breathless".

Reuters

LOSERS… BUT FULL OF HOPE!

BOOTED out girlband Hope last night vowed to “stick together” despite their reality telly exit.

The five divas denied rumours that teen singing sensation Phoebe Brown, 16, was planning a solo career.

And they pledged to forge a chart-topping career despite being voted off the ITV1 show on Saturday.

Raquelle Gracie, 20, said: “We will be back… count on it. We have gone from being five normal girls into a fully-fledged girl band.

“We have worked hard and become a really tight unit. We’ll do the X Factor tour and hopefully get a record deal.”

Phoebe added: “We’re going to get a flat together in London – that’s how serious we are about making it together.”

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Hope blast Simon Cowell Mirror