Her latest release, Lover (Live From Paris), has topped the UK charts, marking her 13th No 1 album and tying her with Elvis Presley as the international artist with the most chart-toppers.

Taylor Swift has made charts history, becoming the female artist with the most albums to have reached number one in the UK. Lover (Live From Paris) netted Swift her 13th number one album on the UK ...

13 always was her lucky number! Taylor Swift breaks Official Chart records today, as she becomes the female artist with the most Number 1 albums in the UK ever. Surpassing Madonna, Taylor secures ...

Kendrick Lamar has taken the lead for his first UK Number 1 single. Not Like Us charges up to Number 1 midweek, following its Top 10 re-entry last week, following Kendrick’s acclaimed Super Bowl ...

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The week's most popular albums on independent labels, as compiled by Luminate, based on multi-metric consumption blending traditional album sales, track equivalent albums and streaming (audio ...

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The above chart shows how the gold price has performed ... Over the last 20 years, annual inflation has averaged 3% in the UK, according to the Office for National Statistics.