British girl bands: the best and the forgotten - Everyone remembers the Spice Girls, but what about the Beverley Sisters?

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Spice Girls - It goes without saying, the Spice Girls are perhaps the most famous girl group to come out of Britain.

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Spice Girls - Speculation about a Spice Girls reunion this year has fans beyond excited. Rumours circulate that they may even perform at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.

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Bananarama - Bananrama members Siobhan Fahey, Sara Dallin, and Keren Woodward have been making music since 1981. 

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Bananarama - Their biggest hits include 'Robert De Niro is Waiting...', 'Venus', 'Cruel Summer', 'Love in the First Degree', 'I Heard a Rumour', among many others!

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Beverley Sisters - This sisterly pop trio was a popular girl group in the 50s and 60s. 

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Beverley Sisters - Their most famous songs include 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus', 'The Little Drummer Boy', and 'It's illegal, it's immoral, or it makes you fat'.

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The Kaye Sisters - This set of sisters bagged themselves a few UK Singles Chart songs in the 50s and 60s.

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The Kaye Sisters - Remember the songs 'Paper Roses', 'Love Me Forever', and 'Come Softly to Me'? 

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Pepsi & Shirlie - Shirlie Holliman and Helen DeMacque make up the 80s girl group Pepsi & Shirlie. Before becoming a duo they were Wham!'s backing singers.

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Pepsi & Shirlie - They are perhaps best known for their song 'Heartache' which charted at second place in the UK Singles Chart in 1986.

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All Saints - Girl group All Saints, formerly known as All Saints 1.9.7.5, has been active since 1993. They took a break in 2001 but began performing again in 2006 until 2008.

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All Saints - Simone Rainford, Nicole Appleton, Shaznay Lewis, and Melanie Blatt got back together again in 2013 and have been performing since.

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Atomic Kitten - Liverpudlian girl band Atomic Kitten was actually founded by singer Andy McCluskey in 1998.

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Atomic Kitten - Liz McClarnon and Natasha Hamilton have been, and still are, loyal band members to the group. The band has seen members such as Kerry Katona, Jenny Frost and Heidi Range come and go throughout the years.

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Sugababes - Girl group Sugababes has also seen different band members come and go. The original band consisted of Mutya Buena, Siobhán Donaghy, and Keisha Buchanan.

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Sugababes - The group has also had Amelle Berrabah, Heidi Range, Jade Ewen as band mates. The pop group's most famous songs include 'Push The Button', 'Round Round', 'About You Now', and 'Walk This Way'.

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Girls Aloud - They never quite matched the level of success as the Spice Girls and never made it to the US. Regardless, Girls Aloud can be said to be one of popular girl groups in the 2000s.

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Girls Aloud - The British-Irish band called it quits in 2009 but reunited for a final tour in 2012.

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The Saturdays - The Saturdays were another group that conquered both the nation and the charts.

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The Saturdays - Their best-known hits include 'What About Us', 'Up', 'Just Can't Get Enough', and 'Issues'.

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Clea - Pop group Clea was formed on the talent show 'Popstars: The Rivals' back in 2002.

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Clea - The band went on to having a few hit singles such as 'Stuck in the Middle', 'Download It', and 'Lucky Like That'.

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Little Mix - Girl group Little Mix was also formed on a talent show. The band have been creating chart-topping singles since 2011.

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Little Mix - 'Wings', 'Black Magic', 'Move', 'Shout Out To My Ex', 'Salute', 'DNA', 'Touch', 'Power', and the list goes on!

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Belle Amie - Belle Amie was founded in 2010 and was also created on 'The X Factor'.

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Belle Amie - The band called it quits in 2014 after four years of trying to capture the nation's interest and hearts.

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The Pipettes - The Pipettes are a pop girl group from Brighton and rose to fame in 2006.

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The Pipettes - 'We Are The Pipettes' was the band's debut album, and included hit songs such as 'Dirty Mind', 'Pull Shapes', 'Because It's Not Love', among others.

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The Cheeky Girls - This Romanian twins found fame in the UK, where they have been making upbeat pop music since 2002. They're probably best known for 'Cheeky Song'.

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The Cheeky Girls - In 2006 they reportedly faced bankruptcy and in 2010 auditioned on 'Britain's Got Talent'.

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Girls Can't Catch - Girls Can't Catch was formed in 2007 but dissolved in 2010. 

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Girls Can't Catch - You may remember their song 'Echo', or 'Keep Your Head Up' from the movie 'St Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold'.

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The Poppy Girls - The Poppy Girls group consists of five young girls from the Armed Forces Families Foundation.

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The Poppy Girls - Their first single 'The Call (No Need to Say Goodbye)' was written by Russian-American songwriter Regina Spektor and charted in 13th place in the UK.

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