The Saturdays talk to the Daily Star about who they want to find in their Christmas stocking and why they wouldn't want to sing with One Direction.

The Saturday’s speak exclusively to The Daily Star about what they would want for Christmas, and why they wouldn’t want to sing to hot boyband of the moment One Direction, who have just launched in America! The Saturdays first received fame and shot to popularity when they released their debut single “If This is Love“, which is was their top ten hit. The then released their first mainstream studio album which was called Chasing Lights. It was accredited platinum certification by the British Phonographic Industry, while “Up”, “Issues” and “Just Can’t Get Enough” all received silver certifications. The band then began a sell-out tour The Work Tour. While on tour The Saturdays began recording their second studio album, Wordshaker released in October 2009, which gained silver certification by BPI.In 2010, between their 2010 release Wordshaker and their planned 2011 album, the band released their first ep, called Headlines!, with the first single “Missing You” released and the second single being “Higher” which featured guest vocals from massive US rap star Flo Rida The Saturdays then released On Your Radar which is their third studio album and was released in November 2011, with top ten singles “Notorious” and “All Fired Up” released before the album. The Saturdays have released twelve singles. Not content with British fame, The Saturdays are now looking to crack the American music industry, and they are currently due to star in their own TV show on American channel E!, in 2012. The Saturdays are often compared to other UK based Girl Groups, such as Girls Aloud and even The Spice Girls! They embrace a colour coded theme, which one’s your favourite?