Uk Midweek Charts Roundup - Wednesday 3rd November

So, whilst Rihanna’s still top dog at the #1 spot, it looks as though a certain Miss Cole wasn’t too happy with being shoved down to #3 and as such has switched places with Alexis Jordan for the #2 place.

Alexis is still followed by Bruno Mars and Katy Perry to round off the top five, with Cee-Lo, Posner and Nelly following up.

Elsewhere in the chart we see a swarm of new entries in the top thirty, with Tinchy Styder and Taio Cruz at #21, Roll Deep and Alesha Dixon at #25 and Nadine Coyle scrabbling up the chart from #35 to #26 so we may just see a top twenty placing for her yet...

Over on the albums chart, it’s looking pretty clear that Cheryl will be nabbing the #1 spot, followed by Bon Jovi, Rumer, Kings Of Leon and Jamiroquai. Bad news for Joe McElderry though, who’s album ‘Wide Awake’ slips down to #19.

Catch you tomorrow ;) 

Uk Midweek Charts Roundup - Thursday 28th Oct

Cheryl Cole is still sitting (insanely) pretty in the #1 position, with sales of almost 110,000 copies of the addictive ‘Promise This,’ which is now comfortably outstripping Rihanna’s ‘Only Girl In The World,’ with just over 82,000 sales. We have a feeling she may be able to topple Chezza next week though after her performance slot on The X Factor.

Bruno, Cee-Lo and Katy are rounding off the rest of the top 5 in that order, whilst at the lower end of the top ten we see Nelly, The Wanted and Michael Bublé.

Elsewhere, we see Peter Andre stalling at #17, whilst Ironik scrapes into the #40.

Uk Midweek Charts Roundup - Tuesday 26th Oct

After successfully reclaiming his #1 spot this week, it looks as though Bruno Mars’ victory will be short lived, that’s if Cheryl Cole has anything to do with it.

The lead single, ‘Promise This,’ from her sophomore album ‘Messy Little Raindrops,’ has currently shifted close to 70,000 copies and is on track to clinch the top spot this week, fending of red headed Rihanna, who with around 50,000 sales is looking at the #2 position.

Bruno Mars finds himself back at #3, just ahead of Cee-Lo Green at #4 and Katy Perry’s ‘Firework’ which comes in at #5.

Nelly’s latest offering, ‘Just A Dream’ finds itself at 8, with Michael Bublé at 10 following his X Factor slot on Sunday. The Wanted have had to deal with a dramatic tumble down from #2 to #9 this week, whilst Diana Vickers and Joe McElderry are now neighbours at the #22 and #23 spots respectively, although luckily for Joe it looks as if his album will chart highly at #2 this week.

That’s all for today folks, see you tomorrow :P