It is indeed the week of successful Sony comebacks in Blighty as Craig David, who originally found fame at the turn of the millennium, tops the Official Albums Chart, and former X Factor winner James Arthur holds strong at Singles.

Following My Intuition (Insanity/Speakerbox) is David’s first #1 since he topped the chart with his debut in 2000. The album outsold Bon Iver’s 22, A Million (Jagjaguwar) by 4.5k combined sales. Iver’s #2 spot is the act’s highest in the U.K. yet.

The Shires finish at #3 with second album My Universe (Decca) claiming the (modest) title of the fastest-selling U.K. country album of all time with nearly 14.5k sales.

Van Morrison is the fourth new entry in the Top 5 with his 36th studio album Keep Me Singing (Caroline) at #4. Thanks to a new deluxe release, Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool (XL) sits at #5. Virgin EMI punk duo Slaves end at #6 with second album Take Control and The Pixies’ Head Carrier (PIAS) lands at #7.

Over on the Official Singles Chart, Arthur’s “Say You Won’t Let Go” (SYCO) posted more than 27k combined sales than its nearest rival to hold at #1 for a second week. It’s the most-streamed track this week with 5.03m listens.

The battle for #2 was won by The Weeknd scoring a career-peak with “Starboy” featuring Daft Punk (Island); The Chainsmokers f/Halsey’s “Closer” (RCA) finishes its seventh week inside the Top 5 at #3.

Calvin Harris stays at #4 with “My Way” (Columbia) and Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj’s “Side By Side” (Island) breaks the Top 5 for the first time. Last but by no means least, One Direction's Niall Horan leaps to #9 with his debut surprise solo single “This Town” (Virgin EMI).