Taylor Swift's self-titled debut album returns to two charts in the U.K. and rises into the top 10 on one more this week, almost 19 years after it was released.

UK sales of recorded music topped the 2001 record of £2.2bn and Taylor Swift is to thank for a sizeable chunk, according to new figures released by the Digital Entertainment and Retail Association (ERA).

Noah Kahan had the year's most popular single with "Stick Season," which generated the equivalent of 1.99 million sales in Britain.

Tree Farm” jingles to a new all-time peak on both of Billboard's global charts this week, just before holiday songs disappear again.

Subscriptions to streaming services and the revival of the popularity of vinyl pushed the UK music industry’s revenues to a record high last year at almost £2.4 billion, the Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) said.