After last week’s historic deep freeze, which saw each of the Top 10 singles static for the first time in chart history, movement returns to the top tier this week… ...
Consumption is down 20.60% week-on-week to 98,270 units (including 84,576 from sales-equivalent streams) but the combination of Ed Sheeran & Justin Bieber is enough for their collaboration, I Don’t Care, ...
After racing to No.1 last week on consumption of 94,495 units – the highest of any single for 14 weeks – Stormzy’s Vossi Bop looked set to push on into ...
Fourteen months after his debut album Gang Signs & Prayers became the first true grime album to reach No.1, Stormzy completes the double, with new single Vossi Bop racing to ...
Increasing consumption for the 10th week in a row, Someone You Loved spends a second week at No.1 for Lewis Capaldi.
Helped by the release of another mix – by Future ...
Ariana Grande has the No.1 single for the fifth week in a row, with 7 Rings – which ended an earlier three-week reign when toppled by follow-up Break Up With ...
Ariana Grande tops the singles chart for the fourth week in a row… but after three weeks at the summit, 7 Rings is pushed to No.2 (80,816 sales) by the ...
There is no change in the top three again this week, with Ariana Grande’s 7 Rings completing a hat trick of chart victories on sales of 71,909 copies (including 65,551 ...
Coasting to a fourth straight week at No.1, Ava Max’s introductory smash Sweet But Psycho returns to growth, with consumption up 3.50% week-on-week to 70,721 units, including 59,174 from sales-equivalent ...
Despite a dip in consumption for the first time in its 21-week career, Ava Max’s first hit, Sweet But Psycho, is still way too strong for the chasing pack, topping ...
