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Two weeks at number one

Source: ITN

León : Mexico | 11 months ago

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There has been no change at the top of the charts with X Factor winner Alexandra Burke's version of Hallelujah at number one for the second week. Take That held onto the top spot in the album charts for the fourth week running with their fifth studio album, The Circus.

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