LEWIS HOLDS ON TO NUMBER ONE IN U.K. CHARTS

Last updated: Monday, December 10, 2007

LEWIS HOLDS ON TO NUMBER ONE IN U.K. CHARTS

British pop star LEONA LEWIS has cemented her position atop the U.K. single charts - BLEEDING LOVE remains at number one for the seventh week in a row.

LEONA LEWIS

Lewis' massive hit single has fended off competition from T2's Heartbroken featuring Jodie Aysha and Girls Aloud's Call The Shots, both of which stay in second and third place respectively.

Timbaland and OneRepublic's Apologise moves up one spot to number four, while Take That slips to fifth position.

Lewis has also managed to hold on to the coveted number one spot in the album charts, with her debut LP, Spirit, retaining the title for the fourth consecutive week.

Irish boyband Westlife climb up one place to number two with their new disc Back Home, while former The X Factor winner Shayne Ward moves down to third place with Breathless.

Source: WENN

| Monday, December 10, 2007

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