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"Rudimental have entered straight at number one with their major label debut &amp;#039;Feel the Love&amp;#039;. The electronic band&amp;#039;s track featuring John Newman beat last week&amp;#039;s number one &amp;#039;We Are Young&amp;#039; by fun. by 23,000 copies.   Swedish Eurovision Song Contest winner Loreen climbed a massive 82 places to number three with &amp;#039;Euphoria&amp;#039;. Pop band Lawson grab a new entry at four with debut single &amp;#039;When She Was Mine&amp;#039;, while former number one &amp;#039;Call Me Maybe&amp;#039; by Carly Rae Jepsen falls two to five. Rihanna is a non-mover at six with &amp;#039;Where Have You Been&amp;#039;, while The Wanted drop eight places to this week&amp;#039;s tenth position with &amp;#039;Chasing the Sun&amp;#039;. Alex Clare, Rita Ora and Train complete the Top 10. Gary Barlow and The Commonwealth Band enter at 11 with &amp;#039;Sing&amp;#039;, while also topping the album chart with the compilation.   Sebastian Ingrosso &amp;amp; Alesso gain a new entry at 19 with &amp;#039;Calling (Lose My Mind)&amp;#039;, while Alexandra Burke enters at 33 with &amp;#039;Let It Go&amp;#039;. Justin Bieber scores a new hit with &amp;#039;Die In Your Arms&amp;#039; at 34. The Sex Pistols classic &amp;#039;God Save the Queen&amp;#039; failed to cause an upset via a Facebook campaign, entering at a lowly 80th place. Coldplay and Rihanna climb a further seven spots to this week&amp;#039;s 13 with &amp;#039;Princess of China&amp;#039;. Kylie Minogue&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Timebomb&amp;#039; stays level at 31. Watch the video for Rudimental&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Feel the Love&amp;#039; below:      Source: Official Charts Company &amp;gt; This week&amp;#039;s albums chart  View the latest Official Top 100 Singles Chart  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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