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"Digital Spy rounds up the latest music videos to premiere over the past week. The 1975: &amp;#039;Robbers&amp;#039; We guessed that trying to write a hit for One Direction would be a highly-pressured task, but the frontman of The 1975 is taking it really hard in the band&amp;#039;s latest music video.      Cher Lloyd: &amp;#039;Sirens&amp;#039; Gone is the bubblegum brat and in comes a more adult and emotional Cher Lloyd. The transformation is remarkable and the former X Factor starlet proves herself to be a capable actress.      Little Mix: &amp;#039;Salute&amp;#039; There&amp;#039;s more than a whiff of Destiny&amp;#039;s Child on Little Mix&amp;#039;s new single, and as the accompanying music video shows, they are more than up to the task of delivering a fierce dance routine to honour the comparisons.      Kasabian: &amp;#039;eez-eh&amp;#039; The Leicester band are back and more raucous than ever. To accompany their energetic new single, the guys dance with a stuffed porcupine, don Goofy hats and generally jump around because, quite simply, why not?      Paloma Faith: &amp;#039;Only Love Can Hurt Like This&amp;#039; Fast becoming the new queen of British soul, Paloma Faith continues her penchant for an emotive music video of longing looks and confused love.      What are your favourite music videos from the past week? Leave your comments in the box below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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