Official Top 40!

Katy Perry has fended off competition from Eric Prydz and the Pussycat Dolls to remain atop the UK singles chart.

Her debut single 'I Kissed A Girl' has now notched up five weeks at No.1 - the longest chart reign since Duffy's 'Mercy' spent the same length of time on top in February and March.

Prydz remains in second place with 'Pjanoo', while the Pussycat Dolls debut in third with 'When I Grow Up'.

Notable gains come from Miley Cyrus, who climbs from 23 to 14 with 'See You Again', and Ne-Yo, who leaps from 39 to 18 with 'Miss Independent'.

Meanwhile, reformed boyband New Kids On The Block debut at 34 with comeback single 'Summertime'.

The top ten in full (click for our reviews):

1. (1) Katy Perry: 'I Kissed A Girl'
2. (2) Eric Prydz: 'Pjanoo'
3. (-) Pussycat Dolls: 'When I Grow Up'
4. (3) Rihanna: 'Disturbia'
5. (4) The Script: 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved'
6. (7) Madcon: 'Beggin'
7. (6) Kid Rock: 'All Summer Long'
8. (5) Biffy Clyro: 'Mountains'
9. (8) Dizzee Rascal ft. Calvin Harris: 'Dance Wiv Me'
10. (9) The Verve: 'Love Is Noise'

1. Kings Of Leon - Sex On Fire

Kings Of Leon have notched up a second week on top of the UK singles chart with 'Sex On Fire'.

Katy Perry remains at two with 'I Kissed A Girl', while Pussycat Dolls bounce back to three with 'When I Grow Up'.

Meanwhile, McFly climb from 23 to four with 'Lies' to score their 15th top ten hit. Gym Class Heroes also enter the top ten this week, jumping from 12 to six with 'Cookie Jar'.

The highest new entry of the week comes from Will Young, who debuts at ten with 'Changes', his first single since April 2006.

Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson scores the second highest new entry, entering at 15 with 'Spotlight'.

The top ten in full

1. (1) Kings Of Leon: 'Sex On Fire'
2. (2) Katy Perry: 'I Kissed A Girl'
3. (4) Pussycat Dolls: 'When I Grow Up'
4. (23) McFly: 'Lies'
5. (5) Rihanna: 'Disturbia'
6. (12) Gym Class Heroes ft. The Dream: 'Cookie Jar'
7. (8) Madcon: 'Beggin'
8. (7) The Script: 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved'
9. (14) Ne-Yo: 'Miss Independent'
10. (-) Will Young: 'Changes'

US rock band Kings Of Leon have scored an impressive UK chart double this week.

'Sex On Fire' notches up a third week on top of the singles chart, while parent disc Only By The Night debuts at number one on the albums chart.

The last act to top both charts simultaneously was Coldplay, who scored the first double of their career in June.

Elsewhere on the UK singles chart, Katy Perry remains at two with 'I Kissed A Girl', while Rihanna's 'Disturbia' climbs to a new peak of three.

The highest new entries of the week come from James Morrison, who lands at seven with 'You Give Me Something', and Sugababes, who debut at eight with 'Girls', notching up their 15th top ten hit.

Meanwhile, Faith Hill's 'There You'll Be' re-enters the chart at ten after featuring on last week's episode of The X Factor. The track originally peaked at number three in 2001.

The top ten singles are:

1. (1) Kings Of Leon: 'Sex On Fire'
2. (2) Katy Perry: 'I Kissed A Girl'
3. (5) Rihanna: 'Disturbia'
4. (3) Pussycat Dolls: 'When I Grow Up'
5. (14) Iglu & Hartly: 'In This City'
6. (6) Gym Class Heroes ft. The Dream: 'Cookie Jar'
7. (-) James Morrison: 'You Make It Real'
8. (-) Sugababes: 'Girls'
9. (9) Ne-Yo: 'Miss Independent'
10. (-) Faith Hill: 'There You'll Be'

Pink has climbed to the top of the UK singles chart with 'So What'.

The American pop singer, real name Alecia Moore, previously reached number one with 'Just Like A Pill' in 2002 and the all-star rendition of 'Lady Marmalade' in 2001.

Last week's number one, 'Sex On Fire' by Kings Of Leon, slips to two after three weeks on top.

Meanwhile, Oasis notch up their 22nd top ten hit, debuting at three with 'The Shock Of The Lightning'.

Sugababes climb from eight to four with 'Girls', while reformed boyband Boyzone debut at five with 'Love You Anyway', their first single since 1999.

The top ten singles in full:

1. (38) Pink: 'So What'
2. (1) Kings of Leon: 'Sex On Fire'
3. (-) Oasis: 'The Shock Of The Lightning'
4. (8) Sugababes: 'Girls'
5. (-) Boyzone: 'Love You Anyway'
6. (3) Rihanna: 'Disturbia'
7. (2) Katy Perry: 'I Kissed A Girl'
8. (4) Pussycat Dolls: 'When I Grow Up'
9. (5) Iglu & Hartly: 'In This City'
10. (6) Gym Class Heroes ft. The Dream: 'Cookie Jar'

Pink has notched up a second week on top of the UK singles chart with 'So What'.

Kings of Leon remain at two with 'Sex On Fire', while Sugababes climb a place to three with 'Girls'.

The highest new entry of the week comes from Kaiser Chiefs, who land at five with 'Never Miss A Beat' to score their fifth top ten hit.

Meanwhile, Ne-Yo climbs from eleven to a new peak of six with 'Miss Independent'.

Comic Peter Kay has beaten X Factor winner Leon Jackson in the singles chart with a spoof song based on the reality TV show phenomenon.

Pink held the top spot for a fourth week with So What, leaving Kay, as his television alter ego Geraldine McQueen, to claim second place with The Winners Song.

Jackson, last year's X Factor winner, was left trailing in third place with Don't Call this Love.

At number four was Kings Of Leon with Sex On Fire and rounding out the top five was girlband The Saturdays with Up.

Rockers Keane shot to the top of the album charts with new release Perfect Symmetry, knocking Oasis' Dig Out Your Soul LP to number two.

Only By The Night by Kings Of Leon is still holding strong at three, with Irish boyband Boyzone entering at number four with their comeback offering Back Again - No Matter What. Ne-Yo's Year Of The Gentleman rounded out the top five.

:cheer: he beat leon :D

01 (**) Girls Aloud – The Promise

02 (01) P!nk – So What

03 (**) Guru Josh Project – Infinity 2008 (D)

04 (04) Kings Of Leon – Sex On Fire

05 (30) Razorlight – Wire To Wire (D)

06 (05) The Saturdays – Up

07 (26) Katy Perry – Hot N Cold (D)

08 (11) Kanye West – Love Lockdown (D)

09 (09) Sash! Feat Stunt – Raindrops (Encore Une Fois)

10 (02) Geraldine – The Winners Song

11 (03) Leon Jackson – Don’t Call This Love

12 (07) Ne-Yo – Miss Independent (D)

13 (12) Jennifer Hudson – Spotlight (D)

14 (10) Sugababes – Girls

15 (08) Rihanna – Disturbia (D)

16 (06) Snow Patrol – Take Back The City

17 (14) Katy Perry – I Kissed A Girl

18 (27) Jack White & Alicia Keys – Another Way To Die

19 (13) Kaiser Chiefs – Never Miss A Beat

20 (15) Pussycat Dolls – When I Grow Up

21 (16) Gym Class Heroes feat. The Dream – Cookie Jar

22 (18) Boyzone – I Love You Anyway

23 (17) Iglu & Hartly – In This City

24 (29) Jordin Sparks – Tattoo

25 (22) The Script – The Man Who Can’t Be Moved

26 (19) Platnum – Loveshy (Thinking About You)

27 (25) MGMT – Kids

28 (24) Madcon – Beggin’

29 (23) Keane – Spiralling (D)

30 (20) M.I.A. – Paper Planes

31 (21) Basshunter – Angel In The Night

32 (46) Kardinal Offishall feat. Akon - Dangerous

33 (47) Fall Out Boy – I Don’t Care

34 (55) The Game feat. Lil’ Wayne – My Life

35 (50) John Legend feat. Andre 3000 – Green Light

36 (32) Jordin Sparks feat. Chris Brown – No Air

37 (34) Dizzee Rascal feat. Calvin Harris & Chrome – Dance Wiv Me

38 (31) N-Dubz – Ouch

39 (**) Bloc Party – Talons

40 (**) Chris Brown – Superhuman (D)


Im a bit shocked about GA, to be honest I think they've had a lot better songs than this that didnt get no.1

I quite like The Promise but I do think Cheryl Cole being on the X Factor has been a great help in getting Girls Aloud to Number 1.