The nominations for the Ivor Novello Awards 2006 have been announced - and it's good news if you're Madonna or Scissor Sisters.

BEST SONG MUSICALLY & LYRICALLY
Elusive (Written and performed by Scott Matthews)

Sophia (Written and performed by Nerina Pallot)

When The Sun Goes Down (Written by Alex Turner, performed by Arctic Monkeys)

BEST CONTEMPORARY SONG

Over and Over (Written by Joseph Goddard, Alexis Taylor and Felix Martin, performed by Hot Chip)
Rehab (Written and performed by Amy Winehouse)
Yeah Yeah (Written by Nick Bridges, Jon Pearn, Nathan Thomas, Luciana Caporaso and Nick Clow, performed by Bodyrox ft. Luciana)

BEST ORIGINAL FILM SCORE

Casino Royale (Composed by David Arnold)

Ice Age The Meltdown (Composed by John Powell)

Severance (Composered  by Christian Henson)

BEST TELEVISION SOUNDTRACK

Hotel Babylon (Composed by John Lunn and Jim Williams)

Shiny Shiny Bright New Hole In My Heart (Composed by Alex Heffes)

The Virgin Queen (Composed by Martin Phipps)

PRS MOST PERFORMED WORK
I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ (Written by Sir Elton John, Scott Hoffman and Jason Sellards, performed by Scissor Sisters)

Put Your Records On (Written by Corinne Bailey Rae, John Beck and Steve Chrisanthou, performed by Corinne Bailey Rae)
Sorry (Written by Madonna and Stuart Price, performed by Madonna)

INTERNATIONAL HIT OF THE YEAR
I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’ (Written by Sir Elton John, Scott Hoffman and Jason Sellards, performed by Scissor Sisters)

Rudebox (Written by Robbie Williams, Danny Spencer, Kelvin Andrews, Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare, William “Earl” Collins, Bill Laswell and Edmund “Carl Jr” Aiken, performed by Robbie Williams)
Sorry (Written by Madonna and Stuart Price, performed by Madonna)

Other Gift Of The Academy Awards which are to be presented on the day:

Best Selling UK Single/Album Award
Outstanding Song Collection
The Ivors Classical Music Award
PRS Outstanidng Contribution To British Music
Songwriter(s) of the Year
Lifetime Achievement
The Special International Award

The Academy Fellowship

They just don't tell us who's getting those last awards till the night itself.