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Rachel Stevens at the “St Trinian’s” world premiere on December 10, 2007:
(UPDATE: More pictures added)

Ex-S Club 7 star Rachel Stevens will be immortalised as a nine-inch tall plasticine character for new BBC animated comedy Glendogie Bogey.

The singer, 29, will voice character Patricia Ravelston, one of a group of pals hunting a monster said to live in caves under a golf course.

Rachel said: “How many people can say they have a mini-version of themselves Good job I’m not there as I’d be digitally enhancing my body parts.”

Rachel is teaming up with Taggart star Alex Norton and Peter Capaldi from The Thick Of It in Glendogie Bogey.

They play romantic rivals fighting over her character who is abducted by a mysterious monster.

She added: “I’ve never done animation before so I jumped at the chance. I thought it would be a challenge. My character is a total dizzy Dora.” The show’s being made by BBC Scotland and will be shown in the spring.

Rachel Stevens arriving at the Channel 4 25th birthday party on October 30th 2007:

Rachel attends the Pride of Britain Awards held at The London Studios on October 9:

Primeval stars Hannah Spearritt and Andrew Lee-Potts are so inseparable that they have been christened “Handrew” by the rest of the cast.

The couple moved in together earlier this year after meeting on the set of the ITV1 dinosaur drama.

An insider told the Daily Mirror: “They’re inseparable. Even when Andrew does scenes on a skateboard Hannah jumps on it to cuddle between takes.”

Spearritt was a member of pop band S Club 7 before landing the role of reptile enthusiast Abby Maitland.

It’s time for another S Club video. Here’s Don’t Stop Movin’ from the S Club movie, Seeing Double:

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Rachel Stevens at the Vodafone Live Music Awards on September 19th:

Rachel Stevens arriving at the London Fashion Week - Moët Mirage at Holland Park Opera House on September 16th 2007:

Singer-turned-aspiring actress Rachel Stevens may have fallen in love with Los Angeles but Britain, she says, will always be her favourite place.

The London-born former S Club 7 singer, 29, spends a lot of time in Hollywood but is back in Blighty for the time being.

“London will always be my home,” says Rachel, who has a house in Hampstead. “At the moment I’ve got lots of acting projects lined up. I’ve no intention of giving up on the singing but I’m fired up about working in film at the moment.

“I’d love to do drama but I’m particularly interested in doing a comedy,” she adds.

“I think now that I’ve had my solo career and am nearly 30, people appreciate that I have a more grown-up image.”