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  1. Gracie Abrams with That's so true. From the 1st November 2024, number 1 for 5 weeks. returning to number 1 on the 27th December 2024 for a further 3 weeks. Weeks total at number 1.
  2. Cian Ducrot with I'll be waiting.
  3. Nat King Cole with When I fall in love.
  4. Three Degrees with When Will I See You Again. From the 11th August 1974 number 1 for 2 weeks
  5. Tom Jones with What's new pussycat?.
  6. Robson & Jerome with Unchained Melody. From the 14th May 1995 number 1 for 7 weeks Double A side with Unchained Melody The biggest-selling single of 1995. The tracks formed part of
  7. Mario Lanza with Serenade.
  8. with .
  9. Judy Collins with Amazing Grace.
  10. John Lennon with Imagine. From the 6th January 1981 number 1 for 4 weeks
  11. Frank Sinatra with The Lady Is A Tramp.
  12. Tchaikovsky with Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy.
  13. Ben E King with Stand By Me. In June 1961 this only got to number 27 in the chart. It was re released in 1987 and made famous by the film Stand By Me From the 15th February 1987 nu
  14. Barbra Streisand with Woman In Love. From the 19th October 1980 number 1 for 3 weeks
  15. Perry Como with Till The End Of Time.
  16. Neil Diamond with Sweet Caroline.
  17. Glenn Miller with Sunrise Serenade. Swinging 30's
  18. 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 Grizzabe
  19. The Hollies with He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother.
  20. with .
  21. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  22. with .
  23. Tchaikovsky with Romeo & Juliet (Love Theme).
  24. Matt Monro with Born Free.
  25. Tony Bennett with (I left my heart) in San Francisco.
  26. Neil Sedaka with Laughter In The Rain.
  27. Johnny Mathis with Misty.
  28. Phil Collins with A Groovy Kind Of Love. From the 4th September 1988 number 1 for 2 weeks
  29. Andy Williams with Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
  30. Pat Boone with April Love.
  31. Patsy Cline with Crazy. 1961 failed to chart 1987 April number 79 1991 January number 14
  32. with .
  33. Righteous Brothers with You've Lost That Loving Feeling. From the 29th January 1965 number 1 for 2 weeks
  34. The Beatles with Strawberry Fields Forever. Double A sided with "Penny Lane"
  35. Bay City Rollers with Bye Bye Baby. From the 16th March 1975 number 1 for 6 weeks
  36. Three Tenors with Amor, vida de mi vida.
  37. Harry Secombe with Abide with me.
  38. Connie Francis with Lipstick on your collar.
  39. Celine Dion with Because You Loved Me. From The Film "Up Close & Personal"
  40. with .
  41. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  42. with .
  43. The Primitives with Crash.
  44. Westlife with Swear it again. From the 26th April 1999 number 1 for 2 weeks
  45. Zach Bryan feat. Lana Del Ray with Lies.
  46. Queen with Bicycle race.
  47. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince with Summertime.
  48. Taylor Swift with The fate of Ophelia. From the 4th October 2025, number 1 for 3 weeks, returning to number 1 on the 8th November of the same year for another 4 weeks.
  49. Elvis Presley with Stuck on You.
  50. Ashe with Stop the wedding.
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