UK Top 10 singles

1: Hero - Enrique Iglesias 2: You - S Club 7 3: Point of View - DB Boulevard 4: What About Us? - Brandy 5: Get The Party Started - Pink 6: A Mind Of Its Own - Victoria Beckham 7: Hey Baby - No Doubt 8: Addicted To Bass - Puretone 9: Moi Lolita - Alizee 10: Always On Time - Ja Rule ft Ashanti Source: The Official UK Charts Company

Appearing on commercial radio's Pepsi Chart Show, she said: "There have been lots of rumours in the papers today saying I am going to get dropped, and the truth of the matter is I am not going to get dropped."

She said her forthcoming single, I Wish, a duet with Robbie Craig, was already receiving lots of airplay.

"They wouldn't be letting me do another single if I was going to get dropped," she added.

"You know what newspapers are like, they just like to put all the negative stuff in, but as far as I'm concerned and the record company is concerned it is all great."

This week's chart shows Enrique Iglesias holding off competition from Beckham, S Club 7, DB Boulevard and Brandy to stay at number one for a fourth week with his ballad Hero.

S Club 7 have the highest new entry with You, while Italian DJ act DB Boulevard's Point of View is new in at number three and US R'n'B superstar Brandy enters at four with What About Us?

Enrique Iglesias stays at number one

Pink's dance track Get The Party Started falls to five, while No Doubt fall to seven with Hey Baby.

Other new entries include Alizee's Moi Lolita at nine, Timo Mass' To Get Down (14) Control by Puddle of Mudd (15), LeAnn Rimes' But I Do Love You (20), and Swedish rock sensations Hives with Hate To Say I Told You So at number 23.

Iglesias' album Escape is also the top album for the second week running, with Boyz II Men's greatest hits collection Legacy at number two.