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1) Feist 1234 2) Britney Spears Gimme More 3) Akon Sorry Blame It On Me 4) Samanda Barbie Girl 5) Katie Melua If You Were A Sailboat

I think they'll go in at number 2. Can't see them selling more than Laminate Flooring, whose debut single "Without the Help of a Man" is out the same week and already doing huge numbers on YouTube.

Latest: 1. Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis from the album Bleeding Love - Single 2. Rule the World (Radio Edit) - Take That Rule the World (Radio Edit) by Take That from the album Rule the World (Radio Edit) - Single 3. Apologize - Timbaland Apologize by Timbaland from the album Timbaland Presents Shock Value 4. Gimme More - Britney Spears Gimme More by Britney Spears from the album Gimme More - Single 5. About You Now (Radio Edit) - Sugababes About You Now (Radio Edit) by Sugababes from the album About You Now - Single 6. Valerie - Mark Ronson Valerie by Mark Ronson from the album Version 7. Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis from the album Bleeding Love - Single 8. Uninvited (Radio Edit) - Freemasons Uninvited (Radio Edit) by Freemasons from the album Uninvited - EP 9. Goodbye Mr. A (Radio Edit) - The Hoosiers Goodbye Mr. A (Radio Edit) by The Hoosiers from the album Goodbye Mr. A - Single 10. Happy Ending - Mika Happy Ending by Mika from the album Life In Cartoon Motion 11. She's So Lovely - Scouting for Girls She's So Lovely by Scouting for Girls from the album She's So Lovely - Single 12. Let Me Think About It (Radio Edit) - Ida Corr vs Fedde Le Grand Let Me Think About It (Radio Edit) by Ida Corr vs Fedde Le Grand from the album Let Me Think About It 13. In the Air Tonight - Phil Collins In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins from the album Phil Collins: Hits 14. The Heart Never Lies (Radio Edit) - McFly The Heart Never Lies (Radio Edit) by McFly from the album The Heart Never Lies (Radio Edit) 15. Rule the World - Take That Rule the World by Take That from the album Stardust (Music From the Motion Picture) 16. Hey There Delilah - Plain White T's Hey There Delilah by Plain White T's from the album Hey There Delilah - EP 17. Let's Dance to Joy Division - The Wombats Let's Dance to Joy Division by The Wombats from the album Let's Dance to Joy Division - Single 18. About You Now - Sugababes About You Now by Sugababes from the album Change 19. Ayo Technology (feat. Justin Timberlake) - 50 Cent Ayo Technology (feat. Justin Timberlake) by 50 Cent from the album Curtis 20. Ain't No Party (Radio Edit) - Orson Ain't No Party (Radio Edit) by Orson from the album Ain't No Party (Radio Edit) - Single

It's a very insipid track - very reminiscent of the stuff they were releasing towards the end of their previous run as a band. I just can't see it doing that well apart from the week benefitting directly from Children in Need.

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Rihanna's not a US act, she's Barbadian. And Sean Kingston is effectively Jamaican.

Not sure it's that much of a surprise - her download only sales last week were ok but nothing special, there's been little promotion and if we're all being honest it's a pretty average/weak song from her, certainly nowhere near the calibre of the Toxic/Everytime double whammy in 2004. I'm not sure its appeal beyond what remains of the core fanbase is that strong. Combine this with a very competitive week and you get her struggle to remain high on the chart.