Can anything knock TaTu off the number one spot (the safe money is on Gareth Gates' Comic Relief rendition of 'Spirit In The Sky')? They are there for the fourth week, with Justin Timberlake and Fame Academy's Sinead Quinn swapping places to fill positions two and three respectively.
A few fine new entries this week. Two college radio favourites from Virgin - Turin Brakes' 'Pain Killer' at five and The Music's 'Truth Is No Words' at 18. Also welcome returns this week from Moloko with 'Familiar Feeling' at ten and Mull Historical Society with 'The Final Arrears' at 32.
Albums wise a bit of Brits exposure can be good for sales - Justin's arse grabbing performance pushes his debut album back to number one, with Tom Jones' cleverly timed best of (released the week he was awarded the Brit for lifetime achievement) going in at number three. 50 Cents, by far the biggest seller in the US, hasn't tapped into the Eminem fanbase in quite the same way over here. Although he goes straight in at number two with his debut album, he is beaten by the Timberlake album which has, of course, been in the shops, and the chart, for quite sometime.
Very few other album new entries this week though welcome arrivals from Ed Harcourt with 'From Every Sphere' at 39 and Counting Crows with 'Hard Candy' at 40.
Oh yes, and if anyone knows why Westlife's 'Unbreakable' single has reappeared at number 26 in the singles chart we'd like to know!