Westlife claim 13th number one

Westlife have returned to the top of the British singles charts with You Raise Me Up yesterday, after a one year absence.

Mon, 31 Oct, 2005 - 09:59

Westlife have returned to the top of the British singles charts with You Raise Me Up yesterday, after a one year absence.

The Flying Without Wings foursome have enjoyed 13 number ones since their debut single Swear It Again went straight to the top of the charts in May 1999.

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