Lady Gaga - Lady Gaga Born To Be Number One In Britain
Lady Gaga has returned to the top of the British album chart a week after Take That climbed back to the number one spot.
The pop superstar's latest album, Born This Way, fell to number three last week (19Jun11) when Take That's Progress reclaimed the top position, seven months after its initial release.
However, the reformed boyband is now in third place, after Gaga crawled back to number one and Adele's 21 stayed in second.
Bon Iver's eponymous record is at number four and Adele makes another appearance at five with her debut, 19.
In the singles chart, Jason Derulo's Don't Wanna Go Home is a new number one, while last week's chart-topper, Example's Change The Way You Kissed Me, is now at two. The top five also sees appearances from Calvin Harris featuring Kelis with Bounce, Pitbull and Ne-Yo's collaboration Give Me Everything and Ed Sheeran's The A Team.
Lady Gaga has returned to the top of the British album chart a week after Take That climbed back to the number one spot.
The pop superstar's latest album, Born This Way, fell to number three last week (19Jun11) when Take That's Progress reclaimed the top position, seven months after its initial release.
However, the reformed boyband is now in third place, after Gaga crawled back to number one and Adele's 21 stayed in second.
Bon Iver's eponymous record is at number four and Adele makes another appearance at five with her debut, 19.
In the singles chart, Jason Derulo's Don't Wanna Go Home is a new number one, while last week's chart-topper, Example's Change The Way You Kissed Me, is now at two. The top five also sees appearances from Calvin Harris featuring Kelis with Bounce, Pitbull and Ne-Yo's collaboration Give Me Everything and Ed Sheeran's The A Team.
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