Black Eyed Peas Knocked Off Top By Sugababes
20 October 2003
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Black Eyed Peas Knocked Off Top By Sugababes
The Black Eyed Peas have had their record breaking run at the top of the British singles charts ended by pop trio Sugababes.
The all-girl group's new single HOLE IN THE HEAD went straight in at number one, knocking Black Eyed Peas' WHERE IS THE LOVE? down to number three after six weeks in the top slot - the longest stint since Cher's BELIEVE five years ago (98).
Kevin Lyttle's TURN ME ON went into the charts at number two, whilst new entries from 50 CENT, Emma Bunton, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and REM took fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth positions respectively.
20/10/2003 13:45
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