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19:11	Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
19:11	with .
19:08	Freda Payne with Band Of Gold. From the 13th September 1970 number 1 for 6 weeks
19:05	The Temperance Seven with Pasadena.
19:03	Eddie Calvert with Oh Mein Papa. From 2nd January 1954 number 1 for 9 weeks
19:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
18:58	with .
18:55	Byrds with Eight Miles High.
18:51	Bruno Mars with I just might.
18:48	Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen with March Of The Siamese Children.
18:45	Taylor Swift with Opalite.
18:44	with .
18:41	Nat King Cole with When I fall in love.
18:38	Fleetwood Mac with Landslide.
18:36	Crystal Gayle with Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue.
18:35	with .
18:33	Four Tops with It's All In The Game.
18:28	Carly Simon with You're So Vain.
18:28	with .
18:25	Jimmy Ruffin with Farewell Is A Lonely Sound.
18:21	Bad Bunny with Titi Me Preguntó.
18:19	Floyd Cramer with On The Rebound. From the 12th May 1961 number 1 for 1 week
18:17	Jim Reeves with Blue boy.
18:13	Olivia Dean with Man I need.
18:10	Stevie Wonder with Never Had A Dream Come True.
18:10	with .
18:06	Led Zeppelin with Whole lotta love. Originally released in 1969 but not in the UK. Charted in 1997 and reached number 21 in September
18:03	Vic Damone with On the Street Where You Live. From the 11th June 1958 number 1 for 2 weeks Returning to number 1 on the 4th July sharing the top spot with the Everly Brothers
18:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
17:21	with .
17:02	Fred Setters with After Hours Show 16.
17:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
16:59	with .
16:55	Boys Town Gang with Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
16:51	Robbie Williams with Feel.
16:48	Barry White with You're The first My Last My Everything. From the 1st December 1974 number 1 for 2 weeks
16:48	with .
16:45	Mr. Acker Bilk with Stranger On The Shore. Million-seller. The biggest-selling single of 1962. "Stranger on the Shore" is a piece for clarinet written by Acker Bilk for his young daughter and originally named "Jenny" after her. It was subsequently used as
16:42	Tchaikovsky with Romeo & Juliet (Love Theme).
16:41	with .
16:38	Lena Martell with One Day At A Time. From the 21st October 1979 number 1 for 3 weeks
16:35	The Carpenters with Yesterday Once More.
16:30	ABBA with The Winner Takes It All. From the 3rd August 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
16:29	with .
16:26	Perry Como with Till The End Of Time.
16:23	Bobby Vinton with Blue Velvet. Reached high of number 2 in 1990
16:23	with .
16:19	Brian Adams with (Everything I Do) I Do It For You. From the 7th July 1991 number 1 for 16 weeks Longest consecutive number 1 ever
16:15	Hot Chocolate with So You Win Again. From the 26th June 1977 number 1 for 3 weeks
16:09	Queen with Bohemian Rhapsody. From 23rd November 1975 number 1 for 9 weeks Returned to number 1 with a double A side of These are the days of our lives on 15th December 1991 for 5 weeks
16:09	with .
16:03	Celine Dion with The power of love.
16:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
15:56	with .
15:53	Cliff Richard with The Young Ones. From the 5th January 1962 number 1 for 6 weeks
15:49	Lionel Richie with Hello. From the 18th March 1984 number 1 for 6 weeks
15:47	Louis Armstrong with What a Wonderful World. From the 24th April 1968 number 1 for 4 weeks
15:46	with .
15:45	Crystal Gayle with Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue.
15:41	Stevie Wonder with I Just Called To Say I Love You. From the 2nd September 1984 number 1 for 6 weeks
15:40	with .
15:35	Julie Covington with Don't cry for me Argentina. Released on Christmas day 1976 eventually reaching number 1 on the 6th February 1977 for 1 week
15:33	Frank Sinatra with I've got you under my skin.
15:30	Glenn Miller with Moonlight Serenade. Swinging 30's
15:28	with .
15:23	Dave Brubeck with Take Five.
15:19	Elaine Paige with Memory. A very famous song taken from a very famous Andrew Lloyd Webber West End musical called Cats, of which Elaine Paige played a starring roll called Grizzabella the glamour cat.
15:17	Lesley Garrett & Amanda Thompson with Ave Maria.
15:17	with .
15:13	Harry Nilsson with Without You. From the 5th March 1972 number 1 for 5 weeks
15:10	Blondie with Atomic. From the 23rd February 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
15:10	with .
15:06	Kenny Rogers with Lucille. From the 12th June 1977 number 1 for 1 week
15:03	Andy Williams with Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
15:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
14:59	with .
14:56	Lucenzo and Qwote with Danza Kuduro (Throw Your Hands Up) .
14:53	Edwin Starr with 25 miles.
14:50	Madness with Our House.
14:47	Zara Larsson with Lush life.
14:47	with .
14:43	Renaissance with Northern Lights.
14:40	Charli XCX with Chains of love.
14:36	Murray Head with One night in Bankok.
14:36	with .
14:34	Them with Here Comes The Night.. 25 March Pos 2
14:30	Bad Bunny with DTMF.
14:29	with .
14:26	Gene Pitney with I Must Be Seing Things.
14:23	Art Garfunkel with Bright Eyes. From the 8th April 1979 number 1 for 6 weeks This song is featured in the film "Watership Down"
14:20	Pinkpantheress with Stateside.
14:17	Milky with Just the way you are.
14:17	with .
14:15	Al Caiola with The Magnificant Seven.
14:12	Junior Walker & The All Stars with Way Back Home.
14:12	with .
14:06	David Christie with Saddle up.
14:03	Sombr with Homewrecker.
14:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
13:57	with .
13:54	Ravyn Lenae with Love me not.
13:52	The Carpenters with The Night Has A Thousand Eyes.
13:49	Olivia Dean with So easy (to fall in love).
13:49	with .
13:45	ABBA with Super Trouper. From the 23rd November 1980 number 1 for 3 weeks
13:43	Frankie Laine with Strange lady in town.
13:39	Lighthouse Family with Ocean Drive. Debut for the the duo of Tunde Baiyewu (b 25th Nov 1968, London, of Nigerian descent, vox), and Paul Tucker (12th Aug 1968, London, songwriter/musician). They met working in a Newcastle bar (1993). This track from the f
13:39	with .
13:35	David Bowie with The Jean Genie.
13:30	Harry Styles with Aperture. From the 24th January 2026, number 1 for 1 week
13:29	with .
13:25	Lou Reed, Bono, D.Bowie & Pavarotti with Perfect Day. From the 23rd November 1997 number 1 for 2 weeks Returning to number 1 on the 4th January 1998 for a further 1 week
13:22	The Windjammers with The Holy Ground.
13:20	Gloria Jones with Tainted love.
13:20	with .
13:16	Dave & Tems with Raindance.
13:13	Eddy Grant with Gimme Hope Jo'anna.
13:13	with .
13:09	The Chainsmokers feat Halsey with Closer.
13:06	Bobby Womack with Lookin' For A Love.
13:03	Melanie C with What could possibly go wrong.
13:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
12:58	with .
12:55	U2 with Angel Of Harlem.
12:51	James with Hallelujah anyhow.
12:51	with .
12:45	Gerry Rafferty with Baker Street.
12:41	Barbra Streisand with Woman In Love. From the 19th October 1980 number 1 for 3 weeks
12:36	Celine Dion with The power of love.
12:36	with .
12:33	Graham Max vs Yes with Owner of a lonely heart. Producer and composer, Max Graham, is a multi-talented artist who has wowed club goers around the world and gained the respect of his peers with his diverse, but distinctive, blend of dance music. Through in
12:30	Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
12:28	with .
12:26	Mark Ambor with Belong together.
12:23	Wyclef Jean with Perfect Gentleman.
12:21	Eddie Cochran with My way.
12:20	with .
12:15	Noah Kahan with The great divide.
12:12	John Denver with Take me home country road.
12:10	Anthony Newley with What Kind Of Fool Am I.
12:10	with .
12:07	John Travolta & Olivia Newton John with Summer Nights. From the 24th September 1978 number 1 for 7 weeks
12:03	Bruno Mars with I just might.
12:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
11:57	with .
11:53	Queen with I'm going slightly mad.
11:49	Taylor Swift with Opalite.
11:49	with .
11:45	John Morrison with Come Back And Stay.
11:42	Zara Larsson with Lush life.
11:42	with .
11:37	Darius Rucker with Wagon wheel.
11:35	Sam Cooke. with Wonderful World.
11:35	with .
11:33	Four Tops with Walk Away Renee.
11:30	Olivia Dean with Man I need.
11:26	with .
11:21	Blondie with Rapture.
11:16	Bob Dylan with Mr Tambourine Man.
11:16	with .
11:10	Deniece Williams with Free. From the 1st May 1977 number 1 for 2 weeks
11:03	Grover Washington Jr with Just The Two Of Us.
11:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
10:58	with .
10:02	Richard Smith with Call Me Number One (1982 & 2011).
10:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
09:56	with .
09:54	Frank Sinatra with Three Coins In A Fountain. From 11th September 1954 number 1 for 3 weeks
09:50	Jason Donovan & Kylie Minogue with Especially For You. From the 1st January 1989 number 1 for 3 weeks
09:47	Fleetwood Mac with Landslide.
09:42	Michael Bolton with Love is a Wonderful Thing.
09:42	with .
09:37	Van Morrison with Have I told you lately that I love you.
09:34	Sombr with Homewrecker.
09:28	with .
09:25	Cheap Trick with I Want You To Want Me.
09:20	George Michael with Spinning The Wheel.
09:19	Isley Brothers with Twist & Shout.
09:19	with .
09:16	Charli XCX with Chains of love.
09:13	Rick james with Glow.
09:08	Robert Palmer with She Makes My Day.
09:08	with .
09:06	Diana Ross & The Supremes with Love Child.
09:03	Olivia Dean with So easy (to fall in love).
09:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
08:59	with .
08:02	Richard Smith with L.
08:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
07:56	with .
07:53	Alex Warren with Ordinary.
07:48	Harry Styles with Aperture. From the 24th January 2026, number 1 for 1 week
07:45	Melanie C with What could possibly go wrong.
07:44	with .
07:41	Raye with Where is my husband.
07:38	James with Hallelujah anyhow.
07:37	with .
07:32	Noah Kahan with The great divide.
07:30	Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in.
07:26	with .
07:24	Darius Rucker with Wagon wheel.
07:21	Bruno Mars with I just might.
07:20	with .
07:17	Huntr/X, Ejae, Audrey Nuna & Rei Ami with Golden. From the film "K-Pop, Demon Hunters"
07:13	Zara Larsson with Lush life.
07:10	Fleetwood Mac with Landslide.
07:10	with .
07:07	Olivia Dean with Man I need.
07:03	Bad Bunny with DTMF.
07:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
06:58	with .
06:54	Ultra Naté with Free. t
06:52	R Kelly with If I Could Turn Back The Hands Of Time.
06:48	Billie with Girlfriend. From the 11th October 1998 number 1 for 1 week
06:48	with .
06:43	Bon Jovi with Always.
06:39	Wet Wet Wet with Love Is All Around. From the 29th May 1994 number 1 for 15 weeks The 2nd highest, longest consecutive number 1 Beaten by Bryan Adams with Everything I do which was 16 consecutive weeks From The Movie "Four Weddings & A Funeral"
06:39	with .
06:35	Ugly Kid Joe with Everything about you.
06:30	Robbie Williams with Freedom.
06:28	with .
06:24	M People with How Can I Love You More.
06:21	Erasure with Love To Hate You.
06:20	with .
06:16	Pet Shop Boys with Where The Streets Have No Name (Can't Take My Eyes off You).
06:14	Robson & Jerome with You'll Never Walk Alone.
06:14	with .
06:09	Eternal with Someday. From The Movie "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame" (1996)
06:06	Vengaboys with Boom Boom Boom Boom. From the 20th June 1999 number 1 for 1 week
06:03	Kylie Minogue with Give Me Just A Little More Tim.
06:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
05:57	with .
05:54	Lewis Capaldi with Something in the heavens.
05:52	Barry Manilow with Some Kind Of Friend.
05:49	The Beat with Can't get used to losing you.
05:46	Olivia Newton John & ELO with Xanadu. From the 6th July 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
05:43	Maxi Priest with Wild World.
05:38	Peter Gabriel with Big Time.
05:37	with .
05:34	Abba with One Of Us (Is Crying).
05:30	Simple Minds with Don't You (Forget About Me).
05:28	with .
05:23	Living In A Box with Blow The House Down.
05:22	Blondie with Atomic. From the 23rd February 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
05:18	Howard Jones with Pearl in the Shell.
05:18	with .
05:14	Proclaimers with Letter from America.
05:10	Nick Heyward with Whistle Down The Wind.
05:10	with .
05:07	Adam Ant with Apollo 9.
05:03	Status Quo with Rolling Home.
05:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
04:57	with .
04:53	Genesis with Follow You Follow Me.
04:50	Shalamar with Take That To The Bank.
04:47	T Rex with 20th Century Boy.
04:47	with .
04:44	The Doors with Love her Madly.
04:40	The Trammps with Hold Back The Night.
04:37	The Specials & Rico with Rudi, A Message To You Rudy.
04:37	with .
04:33	Queen with Now I'm here.
04:30	johnny nash with Tears On My Pillow. From the 6th July 1975 number 1 for 1 week
04:28	with .
04:25	Captain Ska with Liar Liar GE2017.
04:22	Camilla Cabello featuring Ed Sheeran with Bam Bam.
04:20	Simon & Garfunkel with Cecilia.
04:17	Kenny Rogers with The Gambler.
04:17	with .
04:14	Bob Dylan with Watching The River Flow.
04:11	The Supremes with Nathan Jones.
04:09	Bobby Goldsboro with Hello Summertime.
04:09	with .
04:06	Showaddywaddy with Under The Moon Of Love. From the 28th November 1976 number 1 for 3 weeks
04:03	Sutherland Brothers with Arms Of Mary.
04:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
03:56	with .
03:54	Adam Faith with Poor Me. From the 4th March 1960 number 1 for 1 week
03:52	Simon & Garfunkel. with Mrs Robinson..
03:52	with .
03:49	Stevie Wonder with I Was Made To Love Her.
03:47	Shirley Bassey with Goldfinger. James Bond (Need more be said????)
03:44	Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich with Hold Tight.
03:44	with .
03:42	Roy Orbison with Only the lonely. From the 14th October 1960 number 1 for 2 weeks
03:39	Chubby Checker with Lets Twist Again. 1961 December number 2 1975 November number 5
03:38	with .
03:36	Frankie Vaughan with Loop De Loop.
03:34	Connie Francis with Many tears ago.
03:34	with .
03:30	Jane Birkin & Serge Gainbourg with Je T'Aime Moi Non Plus. From the 5th October 1969 number 1 for 1 week
03:26	Leapy Lee with Little Arrows.
03:26	with .
03:23	Turtles with Elenore.
03:21	Dusty Springfield with I Close My Eyes And Count To. July 1968 and number 4....12 weeks
03:21	with .
03:18	Elvis Presley with Can't Help Falling in Love. From the 16th February 1962 number 1 for 4 weeks Double A sided with Rock-A-Hula baby
03:15	Jess Conrad with Mystery Girl.
03:15	with .
03:12	Jim Reeves with Not until the next time.
03:10	Mike Preston with I'd Do Anything.
03:07	Manfred Mann with The Mighty Quinn. From the 8th February 1968 number 1 for 2 weeks
03:07	with .
03:05	Chiffons with Sweet Talkin Guy. Released in 1966 reaching number 31 in the UK chart. Returned to the chart in 1972 reaching number 4
03:03	Bobby Vee with Summertime Blues.
03:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
02:58	with .
02:02	Richard Smith with K.
02:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
01:58	with .
01:56	Beach Boys with Wouldn't It Be Nice.
01:53	Pinkpantheress with Stateside.
01:51	The Hollies with I'm Alive.
01:48	Linda Lewis with It's In His Kiss.
01:48	with .
01:44	Bad Bunny with Titi Me Preguntó.
01:41	John Denver with Annie's Song. From the 6th October 1974 number 1 for 1 week
01:40	with .
01:37	Charli XCX with Chains of love.
01:35	The Beatles with I Feel Fine. From the 6th December 1964 number 1 for 5 weeks Christmas number 1
01:32	Stevie Wonder with Superstition.
01:30	with .
01:25	UB40 with 1 In 10 One In Ten.
01:22	Milky with Just the way you are.
01:20	Byrds with So You Wanna Be A Rock & Roll.
01:17	Jimmy Young with Unchained Melody. From the 18th June 1955 number 1 for 3 weeks
01:14	Sombr with Homewrecker.
01:14	with .
01:10	Dorothy Moore with Misty Blue.
01:06	Keith West with Excerpt From A Teenage Opera. Contains the phrase 'grocer Jack' repeated numerous times, leading to many people mistakingly believing that that is its title.
01:03	Frankie Laine with There must be a reason.
01:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.
00:57	with .
00:55	Wilson Pickett with In The Midnight Hour.
00:50	Harry Styles with Aperture. From the 24th January 2026, number 1 for 1 week
00:47	Cliff Richard with Wind Me Up (let me go).
00:44	Alex Warren with Ordinary.
00:44	with .
00:38	Heatwave with Always & Forever.
00:34	Jennifer Paige with Crush.
00:34	with .
00:32	Bruce Channel with Hey Baby.
00:29	The Drifters with Kissin' In The Back Row of the Movies.
00:27	with .
00:23	Noah Kahan with Northern Attitude.
00:19	Dave & Tems with Raindance.
00:19	with .
00:16	The Move with Fire Brigade.
00:13	Olivia Dean with So easy (to fall in love).
00:13	with .
00:09	The Police with Walking on The Moon. From the 2nd December 1979 number 1 for 1 week
00:06	Smokey Robinson with I Second That Emotion.
00:03	Harry Belafonte with Scarlett Ribbons (for her hair).
00:00	Sky News with The Latest National News.