ADELE’S third studio album 25 was Christmas’s most unwanted CD.
Second-hand website musicmagpie.com said more than 32,000 copies of the album had been traded in by Boxing Day.
It was followed by Justin Bieber’s Purpose, with just over 25,000 copies.
The Now! 93 compilation, One Direction's Made In The AM and Coldplay's A Head Full Of Dreams also made the top five.
Disney cartoon Frozen was the most unloved DVD, with nearly 26,000 copies traded in, followed by 24,563 copies of James Bond movie Spectre. Read More...
JUST two weeks ago Richard Hoiles was calling the Gold Cup home to over a million punters on ITV.
Now with the sport and country in lockdown, things have changed.
Times Table and Biology are the new runners and riders as Hoiles has switched the microphone for the classroom.
Like many, ITV Racing’s big race commentator has taken on a new role as teacher in the past week.
“I’d definitely prefer it if Cheltenham was still on, compared to trying to teach the two kids, put it that way! Read More...
A BOY who spent two Christmases in hospital visits a Tube station to see his face on a festive poster.
Henry Waines, six, features in the Christmas appeal for Great Ormond Street Hospital, which treated him for life-threatening windpipe and heart problems.
Six-year-old Henry, who has been under the care of GOSH all his life, was yesterday treated to a VIP experience on his first ever visit to a London Underground station. Read More...