Divide beat out Wonderland, the latest from British pop mainstays Take That. In its first week, Wonderland shifted just over 113,000 units, and while that normally would be enough to go straight to No. Steady in fourth place is Rag’N’Bone Man’s debut album Human, while 100-year-old British favorite Vera Lynn’s new effort Vera Lynn 100 slides slightly to No. The second and final new title in the top 10 this week belongs to singer-songwriter James Blunt, whose latest album The Afterlove kicks off at No. 9 and Sheeran makes a third appearance (yet again) with his debut album + at No.

Source: Forbes April 01, 2017 16:41 UTC