Well, it's a winning formula. Tatu are still at number one this week, keeping Fame Academy runner up Sinead Quinn at bay, here debut 'I Can't Break Down' going in at two.
Pretty poor top twenty this week (unless you're a Blazin Squad fan – new at 8) but some good new entries lower down the chart, including Red Hot Chili Peppers' 'Don't Stop' in at 22, 2 Pac's 'Thugz Mansion' at 24, Idlewild's 'A Modern Way of Letting Go' at 28, The Datsuns' 'Harmonic Generator' at 33, Sum 41's 'The Hell Song' at 35 and The Polyphonic Spree's 'Light and Day' (perhaps performing less well than hoped) in at 40.
Albums wise very few new entries again this week – except for Massive Attack who go straight in at number one – pushing Kelly Rowland down to three, and leaving Justin Timberlake at number two. Kelly Osbourne’s 'Shut Up' goes in at 31 while Zwan's debut 'Mary Star Of The Sea' enters at 33.
Sony, meanwhile, gets two re-entries – Oasis' 'Heather Chemisty' is back in at 35, presumably on the back of the single success of 'Song Bird', while Big Brovaz 'Nu Flow' re-enters at 24 after a re-release last week.