Robbie Williams has returned to the top of the UK album chart with ‘Swings Both Ways’.

‘Swings Both Ways’ originally debuted at No. 1 four weeks ago and acquired the honour of being the 1000th chart topping album in the UK. But a week later he was dethroned by One Direction’s ‘Midnight Memories’.

The two British acts’ fortunes have now been reversed with Williams out-selling One Direction by around 5000 copies this week, which now leaves ‘Midnight Memories’ at No. 2.

Gary Barlow is a non-mover at No. 3 with ‘Since I Saw You Last’. Another album staying put is Olly Murs’ ‘Right Place Right Time’ at No. 4.

‘Beyoncé’ – the surprise album release – has stormed straight to No. 5 after only being available for 48 hours. Beyoncé’s self-titled fifth album has managed to shift 68,000 copies following its sudden and unannounced digital release on December 13.

Watch the video for Robbie Williams' 'Go Gentle' below: