Take That top UK singles chart
Take That
Plus Arcade Fire just miss out on a Number One album
Veterans Take That have today stayed on top of the UK singles chart for a second successive week tonight (March 11) with 'Shine'.
But Arcade Fire have been left disapointed - the Canadian outfit's eagerly awaited second album 'Neon Bible' failed to top the chart.
The record entered at Two behind Kaiser Chiefs' 'Yours Truly, Angry Mob', which spends a second week at the summit.
The only other new entries into the Top Ten come from Camille Jones and fedde Le Grande (7) and Nelly Furtado (10).
On down the singles chart there are entries for Biffy Clyro at 13 with 'Saturday Superhouse' and The Killers at 21 with 'Read My Mind'.
This week's Top Ten singles are:
1. Take That - 'Shine'
2. Gwen Stefani Ft Akon - 'The Sweet Escape'
3. Kaiser Chiefs - 'Ruby'
4. Justin Timberlake - 'What Goes Around Comes Around'
5. Fray - 'How To Save A Life'
6. Mika - 'Grace Kelly'
7. Camille Jones/fedde Le Grande - 'The Creeps'
8. Kelis feat Cee Lo - 'Lil Star'
9. The Gossip - 'Standing In The Way Of Control'
10. Nelly Furtado - 'Say It Right'
But Arcade Fire have been left disapointed - the Canadian outfit's eagerly awaited second album 'Neon Bible' failed to top the chart.
The record entered at Two behind Kaiser Chiefs' 'Yours Truly, Angry Mob', which spends a second week at the summit.
The only other new entries into the Top Ten come from Camille Jones and fedde Le Grande (7) and Nelly Furtado (10).
On down the singles chart there are entries for Biffy Clyro at 13 with 'Saturday Superhouse' and The Killers at 21 with 'Read My Mind'.
This week's Top Ten singles are:
1. Take That - 'Shine'
2. Gwen Stefani Ft Akon - 'The Sweet Escape'
3. Kaiser Chiefs - 'Ruby'
4. Justin Timberlake - 'What Goes Around Comes Around'
5. Fray - 'How To Save A Life'
6. Mika - 'Grace Kelly'
7. Camille Jones/fedde Le Grande - 'The Creeps'
8. Kelis feat Cee Lo - 'Lil Star'
9. The Gossip - 'Standing In The Way Of Control'
10. Nelly Furtado - 'Say It Right'
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