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Britney Spears fell short of the UK number one album this week, but still achieved her highest chart position for nearly a decade.
The pop princess's new release Glory impressively charted at number two with little promo in the UK, and finished just behind Barbra Streisand's Encore - Movie Partners Sing Broadway.
Streisand now has seven number one albums.
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Glory is Britney's fifth number two album, following ...Baby One More Time (1999), Oops! I Did It Again (2000), Greatest Hits - My Prerogative (2004), and Blackout (2007).
Frank Ocean's Blonde - last week's number one - drops to three, while Dolly Parton's Pure & Simple falls to number four.
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Twenty One Pilots rounds up the top five, as Blurryface climbs six places.
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Elsewhere, indie band The Hunna enter at 13 with their debut album 100. De La Soul hit 16 with And the Anonymous Nobody, Glass Animals are new at 23 with How to Be a Human Being, and New Model Army make 25 with Winter.
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