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  1. Buddy Holly & the Crickets with That'll Be The Day. From the 26th October 1957 number 1 for 3 weeks
  2. with .
  3. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  4. Elvis Presley with Surrender. From the 26th May 1961 number 1 for 4 weeks
  5. Bobby Goldsboro with Honey.
  6. Westlife with Fool Again. From the 2nd April 2000 number 1 for 1 week
  7. Frankie Laine with Moonlight gambler.
  8. 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.
  9. Bachman Turner Overdrive with Roll On Down The Highway.
  10. Vanessa Paradis with Joe Le Taxi.
  11. The Sweet with Love is like oxygen.
  12. with .
  13. Sam Fender & Olivia Dean with Rein me in. From the 20th February 2026, number 1 for 3 weeks. Back at number 1 on the 20th March for a further 5 weeks then again, another return to
  14. Madonna with Danceteria.
  15. Gene Pitney with Somewhere In The Country.
  16. Sienna Spiro with Great expectation.
  17. Natalie Cole with This will be (an everlasting love).
  18. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas with Jimmy Mack.
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  20. Sky News with The Latest National News.
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  22. Fred Setters with After Hours Show 161.
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  25. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  26. Vivaldi with Spring (The Four Seasons).
  27. 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
  28. Barbra Streisand with Memory.
  29. Elaine Paige with Don't cry for me Argentina.
  30. Charles Aznavour with She. From the 23rd June 1974 number 1 for 4 weeks
  31. Eric Carmen with All By Myself. Based upon Sergei Wassiljewitsch Rachmaninow's Klavierkonzert No. 2 (1901).
  32. Max Bygraves with Pack Up Your Troubles medley.
  33. with .
  34. Barry Manilow with Could It Be Magic.
  35. Di Capua with O sole mio.
  36. Candi Staton with Nights On Broadway.
  37. Ken Dodd with Happiness.
  38. Engelbert Humperdinck with The Last Waltz. From the 31st August 1967 number 1 for 5 weeks
  39. Frankie Laine with Granada.
  40. Val Doonican with Song Sung Blue.
  41. Neil Diamond with Forever In Blue Jeans.
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  43. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  44. with .
  45. Debbie Harry with Rush Rush.
  46. Three Tenors with Nessun Dorma.
  47. Don McLean with Vincent. From the 11th June 1972 number 1 for 2 weeks
  48. Windsor Davies & Don Estelle with Whispering Grass. From the 1st June 1975 number 1 for 3 weeks
  49. Kenny Rogers with Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town. 1967
  50. ABBA with The Winner Takes It All. From the 3rd August 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
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