Adele and Carly Rae Jepsen rule charts
Adele, who recently picked up a string of nominations for the Ivor Novello Awards, stayed in pole position with 21, the biggest selling release of last year.
In third place was We Are Young by US indie pop band Fun, up four places from last week.
R&B star John Legend took the number four spot after Ordinary People rose from 27, while Laserlight by Jessie J also climbed significantly, from 26 to 5.
American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz entered the albums chart at number two with Love Is A Four Letter Word.
The record's first single and US Billboard Top 10 hit, I Won't Give Up, is about his break-up from his fiancee, which he said he wrote to help him figure out what was going on in his life.
Pink Friday - Roman Reloaded, the second studio album by Trinidadian-born Nicki Minaj, fell one place down to three.
Controversial artist Lana Del Rey took fourth spot with Born To Die, while Who You Are by Jessie J was number five.