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BBC Radio 1 - singles chart

1. Gnarls Barkley - Crazy
2. Ne*Yo - So Sick
3. Morrissey - You Have Killed Me

Jennymoz writes:

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Pat Shortt still tops in Ireland - Digital Spy

Pat Shortt's reign at the top of the Irish singles chart shows no signs of abating.

'Jumbo Breakfast Roll', the biggest selling single of all time in the country, has now notched up a sixth week in the number one position.

Ne Yo rose an impressive four places to two while Morrissey's 'You Have Killed Me' was the week's highest new entry at nine.

The top ten in full:

1. (1) Pat Shortt: 'Jumbo Breakfast Roll'
2. (6) Ne Yo: 'So Sick'
3. (2) Pussycat Dolls: 'Beep'
4. (4) Bow Wow ft. Ciara: 'Like You'
5. (3) Black Eyed Peas: 'Pump It'
6. (5) Pink: 'Stupid Girls'
7. (8) Shayne Ward: 'That's My Goal'
8. (7) Chico: 'It's Chico Time'
9. (-) Morrissey: 'You Have Killed Me'
10. (-) Donna & Joe: 'Heaven'

Belligerent Ghoul sends the links:

ROTT review by Leon McDermott - Sunday Herald (3 stars)
ROTT review by Greg Kot - Chicago Tribune
ROTT review - Pop CD of the week - The Sunday Times (4 of 5 stars)
ROTT review by Martin Bandyke - Detroit Free Press (3 stars)
ROTT review by Jim Farber - New York Daily News
ROTT review by Aidin Vaziri - San Francisco Chronicle

François from Ghent writes:

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The eternal appeal of this charming man - Yorkshire Post

As Morrissey begins a sell-out tour of Britain and releases a new album, self-confessed Moz-phile Sam Wheeler profiles the former Smith, who is unjustly seen as a byword for misery.

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Not holding back: Pop stars take aim at Bush - Philadelphia Inquirer

Former Smiths leader Morrissey, who was introduced at the South by Southwest Music Festival last month as "The World's Greatest Living Englishman," also has an excellent new album out Tuesday. Its title, Ringleader of the Tormentors, may or may not refer to the American chief executive he's never minced words about. In 2004, Morrissey was interrogated by the FBI after he told an audience that "Bush should have died, not Reagan." On Ringleader's first cut, "I Will See You in Far Off Places," he promises he will one day meet up with his beloved, but only "if God bestows protection upon you / And if the U.S.A. doesn't bomb you."