Madonna [ tickets ]'s latest LP "Music" stayed at the top of the Official U.K. Album Chart for a second week in a row on Sunday (10/1). The toughest competition she faced this week came from Australian pop star Kylie Minogue [ tickets ], whose eighth album "Light Years" entered the chart at No. 2 and was certified gold after selling 200,000 copies.

Robbie Williams� latest album "Sing When You�re Winning" slid one place to No. 3, and former Dire Straits [ tickets ] singer Mark Knopfler�s latest album "Sailing to Philadelphia" was a new entry at No. 4. Craig David�s "Born to Do It" fell two places from No. 3 to No. 5 as did Eminem�s "The Marshall Mathers LP" from No. 4 to No. 6.

Other new entries in the Top 10 included David Bowie�s BBC recording sessions "Bowie at the Beeb," which debuted at No. 7, and Gomez�s b-sides album "Abandoned Shopping Trolley Hotline" at No. 10.

There was also no change at No. 1 on the Official U.K. Singles Chart as Mariah Carey and Westlife�s "Against All Odds" hung on to the top spot for another week. Zombie Nation�s "Kernkraft 400" also stayed at No. 2 for a second week in a row.

The highest new singles entry this week was achieved by dance group the Architects featuring Nana, whose singles �Body Groove� debuted at No. 3. They beat Spice Girl Melanie B's solo single "Tell Me," which debuted at No. 4.

Meanwhile Modjo�s "Lady (Hear Me Tonight)" fell from No. 3 to No. 5 and Anastacia�s "I�m Outta Love" moved up one place to No. 6. Teenage pop star Billie Piper took a plunge from No. 4 to No. 12 as did Sisqo from No. 6 to No. 11.

Other notable new entries on this week�s chart included Roni Size and Reprazent at No. 17, Placebo at No. 19 and the Beautiful South at No. 22.