Elvis stays on top

Elvis's last number one was Way Down in 1977

Elvis Presley is spending a third week at number one in the UK singles chart with a remixed version of his track A Little Less Conversation.

The track, remixed by Dutch DJ Junkie XL, is Presley's 18th UK number one and the first since Way Down, which hit the top shortly after his death in 1977.

The remix features in an ad for Nike sportswear, starring Brazillian striker Ronaldo, who scored both goals in Sunday's World Cup final win over Germany.

Junkie XL - whose real name is Tom Holkenborg - had to change his moniker to JXL for this release because Presley's estate was uncomfortable with the drugs reference in his name.

World Cup winner Ronaldo appears in the Nike ad

A Little Less Conversation first appeared in one of Elvis' movies, Live A Little, Love A Little, in the 1960s and was a B-side to Almost in Love in 1971 but never featured on greatest hits albums.

Click here for a full list of Elvis's number ones

Scooter's The Logical Song - a cover of the the 1979 Supertramp track - rises back up this week's chart to number two, while Calling's Wherever You Will Go is the highest new entry at number three.

Oasis' Stop Crying Your Heart Out - which entered last week's chart at number two - falls to number five. It had been used by the BBC after England were knocked out of the World Cup to Brazil.

Liberty X - the group composed of contestants rejected by ITV1's series Popstars - have the third highest new entry, with Just A Little entering at number 10, one place behind Kelly Llorenna's cover of Taylor Dane's 1988 track Tell It To My Heart, which makes its debut at number nine.

A Little Less Conversation was sung to Celeste Yarnall on screen

Rik Waller - another Popstars wannabe - enters the chart at number 25 with Something Inside (So Strong), two places above Glastonbury performer Beverley Knight's track Gold.

Mis-Teeq, whose appearance at Glastonbury surprised many onlookers, fell from seven to 12 with This Is How We Do It, but their album rocketed up 136 places in the album chart to number 10.

Festival attention also helped Fatboy Slim, who saw his album Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars rise from 144 to 12 in the chart.

Eminem stays at the top of the album chart with The Eminem Show, with Sophie Ellis Bextor's Read My Lips at number two.