"I would be insane to even consider leaving.", Sarah Harding's view on the June 2006 rumors that she was sick of the band and was thinking of going solo.
At the TMF Awards 2005 Girls Aloud won Best UK Act.
At Glamour's Women of The Year Awards 2005 Girls Aloud were nominated for Band of the Year.
On June 16th, 2006, Girls Aloud won the Heart Award for the single See the Day at the O2 Silver Clef Lunch, an annual awards honouring songwriting and performance in aid of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy. Nicola and Kimberley attended the awards presentation ceremony.
Disney Channel viewers voted Sound Of The Underground as best single of 2002-2003 at the Disney Channel Kids Awards.
July 30th saw the last ever edition of BBC's Top Of The Pops and a small clip of Girls Aloud performing their hit, 'Love Machine', was broadcast during the 'Best Of The 00's' section. Girls Aloud were officially the final act to appear on the show, in the sense that their clip was the final one showed as the credits ended.
The Sun Newspaper ran a picture of Kimberley apparently smoking cannabis at a private New Years party. She apologised immediately, but reports later suggested she was forced to admit to smoking weed when in fact the story was embellished.
On 20 October 2003, band member Cheryl Tweedy was convicted of assaulting Sophie Amogbokpa, a toilet attendant at The Drink nightclub in Guildford, the incident took place on 11 January of that year. The court ordered Cheryl to perform 120 hours of unpaid community service, ?3000 prosecution costs plus ?500 in damages. She later made a public apology to Girls Aloud and their fans on BBC Radio Five Live.
In 2006, Girls Aloud went on their first arena tour. They appeared in various arenas across the UK.
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