Boyzone regain number one spot as GaGa reigns supreme

Boyzone regain number one spot as GaGa reigns supreme

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Sunday, 28, Mar 2010 07:00

By Lewis Bazley.

Boyzone's new album Brother has returned to top of the UK album chart after a week at number three, the Official Charts Company has confirmed.

As well as being the band's fifth number one album, Brother is Boyzone's first release since the tragic death of their bandmate Stephen Gately in October 2009.

In the UK singles chart, meanwhile, Lady GaGa's new single Telephone, featuring Beyonce, remained in pole position for a second week.

The Official Charts Company announced on Sunday evening that Mercury nominee Laura Marling's second album I Speak Because I Can was the highest new entry in the top ten, debuting at number four.

Goldfrapp's new album Head First entered the chart at number six while Justin Bieber's My World re-entered the top ten at number three, up from 33rd position, having debuted in fourth after its initial release in January.

In the singles chart, as GaGa continued to rule the top ten there was only one new entry, with Young Money's Bedrock featuring Lloyd charting at number nine after its first week on release.