Bold Duet tops movie song chart

25 April 2011 last updated 00: 54 GMT you are the one that I want was a UK number can one in 1978 Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta Duet you are the one that I want, to film grease from 1978, is the best-selling movie track in the United Kingdom, Research shows.

The figures for BBC radio is 2, map, the love is all around, covered by wet wet wet second in the chart of songs, specifically for films included.

The track was recorded for four weddings and a funeral.

Stevie wonder I just called to say I love you, from the film the woman in red, was third.

The fourth ranked Bryan Adams was I all, what do (I do it for you) from Robin Hood: Prince of thieves.

Adams ballad was top of the UK charts 16 weeks in 1991-one week longer than the stint in 1994 by wet wet wet cover of the song love is enjoyed all around the Troggs.

A further fat song, summer nights, finished fifth in the chart, compiled by the official charts company.

The top 30 largest sale are songs from the movies by Tony Blackburn on Radio 2 from 1600 BST on Monday counted down.

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Tesco buys movie site flashing box

20 April 2011, last updated at 16: 15 GMT flashing box can members stream the last big name movies on Internet enabled devices Tesco one has bought 80% of the shares in movie streaming website Flash box.

The video on demand service attracts around 2 million users per month.

Tesco is planning systems set up to combine the purchase of physical products with the use of online services.

"We physical buying of a product for the building of digital collections in a new and seamless way to tag," said Tesco's UK, Richard Brasher.

"We want to, so that they choose as entertainment content and whether it is on PC, TV or Tablet access which devices."

"We will bring these compelling proposals working with the Flash box team and our content partners, to life for our customers."

The website, which in April 2008 in life launched members have access to over 9,000 films and TV series on their PC, Mac, games console or other Internet enabled devices.

Customers can view either free title or ad-supported content figures for premium feature.

"It's a very exciting time," flashing box said Managing Director Michael Cornish, former lead on Channel 4.

"This partnership is another step forward to bring the leading movie streaming service together with the UK's largest retailers."

Tesco bought its majority stake in flashing box by Eden ventures and Nordic venture partners.

In a joint statement, they said: "We congratulate Tesco on the acquisition of blinking box and look forward to the continued growth of business by Tesco follow."

The BBC understands that there are currently no plans to restart Flash box as a Tesco brand.

The couple is of people as are exposed to competition, love film, part of online retailer Amazon, which has about 1.5 million members.

Dan Cryan, head who broadband Digest, believes analyst IHS screen, this is the first of several moves by Tesco to move to provide a wider range of digital services in the future.

"Tesco acquired have a proven platform for the delivery of movies."

"their goal is to try, at least in the short term to tie it in a physical product to make sure, they have a foot in the door, if all goes well, digital."

"It is a preventive step of Tesco to ensure that they are still on the table."

"I think it is the first in a series of digital initiatives you hear from them within the year will."

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