Dance track knocks Timbaland off top of British singles charts

LONDON - American rapper Timbaland was knocked off the top position in the British singles charts released Sunday by Robyn With Kleerup, ending a two-week stint in the number one spot.
The new dance single, "With Every Heartbeat", rose from the fifth position, and pushed Timbaland's "They Way I Are", featuring Keri Hilson, to the second spot.
Kanye West's "Stronger" debuted at third, while Kate Nash's "Foundations" and the Black Eyed Peas' Stacy "Fergie" Ferguson's "Big Girls Don't Cry" each fell two positions to fourth and fifth respectively.
Barbados-born teenage R-n-B sensation Rihanna saw her single "Umbrella", which had earlier spent 10 consecutive weeks at the top of the charts, drop to number seven.
Meanwhile, Kate Nash topped the album charts with "Made of Bricks", pushing British television talent show winner Paul Potts, a former mobile phone salesman, to second with "One Chance".

08/12/2007 19:03 GMT