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4:10pm Monday 6th October 2008
American pop singer Pink emerged victorious over British rockers Oasis by claiming a number one single, the Official UK Charts Company said.
The punky Pennsylvanian pop star's latest single So What bagged the top spot after leaping from 38th place in last week's chart.
In the end, Oasis could only secure third place in what was being tipped as a close-run contest for the top spot.
New entry The Shock of the Lightning is the fourth track from the Mancunians impending seventh studio album Dig Out Your Soul.
Instead, this week's second best-selling single was last week's number one Sex on Fire by Tennessee rock band The Kings of Leon.
However, The Kings of Leon spent another week at the top in the album charts with Only By The Night, one of the fastest selling albums of the year, with over 220,000 sales in its release week.
The only album to sell more in its first week this year was Coldplay's fourth offering, Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends, the charts company said.
Pop Idol winner Will Young's new album Let It Go went straight in to the charts at number two.
Controversial Californian Kate Perry saw her single I Kissed a Girl dropped from second spot to seventh.
RYEMARKET bosses are remaining tight-lipped about plans by Costa Coffee to open a new store in the Stourbridge shopping centre.
HUNDREDS of mourners paid their final respects to a Stourbridge rotarian who continued to help others despite serious illness.
STOURBRIDGE glamour girl Emma-Louise Lamb is hoping News readers will help her on the way to a coveted TV career.
KINGSWINFORD'S Michael Rutter missed out again on a place in the record books at the Macau Grand Prix.
The Foreign Office is investigating reports that a British man suspected of masterminding the 2006 airline bomb plot has been killed in a US missile attack in Pakistan.
DUDLEY Kingswinford RFC’S players, coaches and supporters will all have their fingers crossed that they will finally be able to play their first home fixture of this season this Saturday.
CUP fever is engulfing the War Memorial as Stourbridge FC prepare for two crackerjack ties in the space of four days.
STOURBRIDGE RFC’s director of rugby Neil Mitchell will be looking for a big response from his under-pressure players after he laid down the law following their disappointting defeat at Cinderford.
ALL you budding footballers be aware because you may soon be facing some stern competition if Arsene Wenger’s latest rant is anything to go by.
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