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Mariah Carey, who performed at London's Live 8 show last weekend, was at number two with We Belong Together, followed by James Blunt's You're Beautiful.

Blunt also knocked Coldplay's X&Y from the top spot to number two in the album chart with his release Back To Bedlam.

Charlotte Church's Crazy Chick fell two places to number four.

New tracks in the top 10 were from Kelly Clarkson with Since U Been Gone at number five, Kanye West's with Diamonds from Sierra Leone at number eight, and at number 10, Rachel Stevens with So Good.

U2 fell nine places down the album chart

Faithless were just behind Coldplay in the album chart at number three with their Greatest Hits album and the Kaiser Chiefs' Employment rose three places to number four.

Keane, who appeared at the Live 8 concert in Hyde Park, re-entered the charts at number five with their album Hopes and Fears.

Several other Live 8 acts also benefited from performing at the concerts, which were broadcast around the globe.

Razorlight's Up All Night climbed 19 places to number nine, Mind Body and Soul by Joss Stone was up 23 places to number 16, and Hot Fuss by the Killers rose 11 places to number 11.

Charlotte Church fell two places in the singles chart

In Time, the best of REM, shot up 15 places to number 18.

Pink Floyd compilation Echoes was a new top 40 entry at number 19, while the Scissor Sisters album entered at number 25.