LONDON (Reuters) - Gareth Gates' cover version of "Spirit in the Sky" with comedians the Kumars has claimed the No. 1 spot on the British music charts, the Official UK Charts company said on Sunday.Released in aid of Comic Relief, Gates and the Kumars ended American pop princess Christina Aguilera's two-week stay at the top of the charts as her gentle ballad "Beautiful" fell to No. 5.
Jennifer Lopez and LL Cool J's new entry "All I Have" grabbed the No. 2 position, completing a good week for the American singer-actress, who topped the British cinema screens with her film "Maid in Manhattan" this week.
Another new entry -- Delta Goodrem's debut single "Born to Try" -- grabbed the No. 3 spot as the "Neighbors" soap opera star's musical career got off to a confident start.
Brooklyn rapper 50 Cent's "In Da Club," one of the top 10's five new entries, shot in at No. 4.
Dannii Minogue's "I Begin To Wonder" fell four places to sixth, while Danish duo Junior Senior with "Move Your Feet" slipped from third to seventh.
The top 10's other two new entries -- Shania Twain's "Ka-Ching" and rapper Missy Elliott and Ludacris with "Gossip Folks" -- claimed the eight and nine slots.
Rounding out the top 10 was DJ Sammy's "The Boys of Summer."
