Music
Rihanna's 'Umbrella' takes UK top spot
Published Monday, May 21 2007, 11:29 BST | By Dave West
Rihanna's new single 'Umbrella', featuring Jay-z, has taken the top spot on the UK singles chart.
The new entry takes the number-one position from McFly, who plummet to 20 after one week on top.
Second place goes to Maroon 5's 'Makes Me Wonder', which rises from 19th, while Snow Patrol move to fourth from 17th.
Hellogoodbye re-enter the top 10, at five, from 11, and Booty Luv's 'Shine' jumps from 25 to 10.
The top ten in full:
1. (-) Rihanna Ft Jay-Z: 'Umbrella'
2. (19) Maroon 5: 'Makes Me Wonder'
3. (2) Beyonce & Shakira: 'Beautiful Liar'
4. (17) Snow Patrol: 'Signal Fire'
5. (11) Hellogoodbye: 'Here (in Your Arms)'
6. (4) Gym Class Heroes: 'Cupid's Chokehold'
7. (3) Akon: 'Don't Matter'
8. (5) Scooch: 'Flying The Flag (for You)'
9. (7) Timbaland, Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake: 'Give It To Me'
10. (25) Booty Luv's 'Shine'
The new entry takes the number-one position from McFly, who plummet to 20 after one week on top.
Second place goes to Maroon 5's 'Makes Me Wonder', which rises from 19th, while Snow Patrol move to fourth from 17th.
Hellogoodbye re-enter the top 10, at five, from 11, and Booty Luv's 'Shine' jumps from 25 to 10.
The top ten in full:
1. (-) Rihanna Ft Jay-Z: 'Umbrella'
2. (19) Maroon 5: 'Makes Me Wonder'
3. (2) Beyonce & Shakira: 'Beautiful Liar'
4. (17) Snow Patrol: 'Signal Fire'
5. (11) Hellogoodbye: 'Here (in Your Arms)'
6. (4) Gym Class Heroes: 'Cupid's Chokehold'
7. (3) Akon: 'Don't Matter'
8. (5) Scooch: 'Flying The Flag (for You)'
9. (7) Timbaland, Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake: 'Give It To Me'
10. (25) Booty Luv's 'Shine'
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