Usher Holds Off Elvis

Usher has held on to the UK singles chart top-spot for a second week, and in doing so has stood in the way of The King!

Elvis' 'That's All Right', released to mark the 50th anniversary of the song's original debut, had to settle for claiming the week's highest new entry at number three.

Will Young entered at four with 'Friday's Child', while Nina Sky's 'Move Ya Body' hit the chart at six and Shaznay Lewis entered at eight with 'Never Felt Like This Before'.

Outside the top ten, The Hives make a return to the chart at 13 with 'Walk Idiot Walk' and Damien Rice's 'Cannonball' enters at 19.

Further down, new entries come from Ian Van Dahl, 5, 6, 7, 8's, Orbital, Max Sedgley, Dogs Die In Hot Cars and Shystie.

In the album chart, McFly enter at the top with their debut 'Room On The 3RD Floor'.

The only other new entry inside the top 20 is Ordinary Boys' 'Over The Counter Culture' at 19.

DL