Take That top UK charts for second week

Other new entries in the singles chart included the Theme Tune to the latest James Bond Film, Casino Royale, as Chris Cornell's, You Know My Name charted at number 12. Plus Morrissey with I Just Want To See The Boy Happy in at 16. Scissor Sisters entered the chart at 19 with Land Of A Thousand Words while P Diddy featuring Christina Aguilera charted at 20 with Tell Me.

Nelly Furtado slipped a position from four to number five with her All Good Things (Come To An End) single, co-penned with Coldplay's Chris Martin, while Justin Timberlake's My Love single fell to number six, replacing Beyonce's Irreplaceable, which dropped a place to number seven.

In the run up to Christmas there was minimal movement in the UK album chart, with Gwen Stefani the only new entry in the top 30 with her Sweet Escape album charting at number 26. Oasis and Westlife each climbed a place to numbers two and three respectively, while The Beatles and U2 swapped places, giving the Irish rockers a number five position to The Beatles number six. page << 1 2 >>