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"British R&amp;amp;B star Taio Cruz has broken the record for the biggest leap to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 by an act with its first charting single. His track &amp;#039;Break Your Heart&amp;#039;, which reached number one in the UK last September, sold 273,000 downloads last week to jump from 53 to the summit. The US version of the track features a cameo from rapper Ludacris that does not appear on the UK version. Behind Cruz, country trio Lady Antebellum climb to two with &amp;#039;Need You Now&amp;#039;, while the Young Money rap collective slips to three with &amp;#039;Bed Rock&amp;#039;. Meanwhile, Rihanna leaps from eight to four with &amp;#039;Rude Boy&amp;#039; to score her first US top five hit since 2008&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Disturbia&amp;#039;. Last week&amp;#039;s chart-topper, &amp;#039;Imma Be&amp;#039; by Black Eyed Peas, slips to five. Notable gains outside of the top ten come from Lady GaGa and Beyonc\u00C3\u00A9, who advance from 12 to 11 with &amp;#039;Telephone&amp;#039;, and OneRepublic, who climb from 25 to 23 with &amp;#039;All The Right Moves&amp;#039;. The top ten singles in full (click where possible for our reviews): 1. (53) Taio Cruz ft. Ludacris: &amp;#039;Break Your Heart&amp;#039; 2. (3) Lady Antebellum: &amp;#039;Need You Now&amp;#039; 3. (5) Young Money ft. Lloyd: &amp;#039;BedRock&amp;#039; 4. (8) Rihanna: &amp;#039;Rude Boy&amp;#039; 5. (1) Black Eyed Peas: &amp;#039;Imma Be&amp;#039; 6. (4) Ke$ha: &amp;#039;TiK ToK&amp;#039; 7. (6) Train: &amp;#039;Hey, Soul Sister&amp;#039; 8. (10) Jason Derulo: &amp;#039;In My Head&amp;#039; 9. (5) Lady GaGa: &amp;#039;Bad Romance&amp;#039; 10. (7) Ludacris: &amp;#039;How Low&amp;#039; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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