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  1. Mario Lanza with Granada.
  2. Eva Cassidy with Over The Rainbow.
  3. with .
  4. Elaine Paige & Barbara Dickson with I know him so well. From the 3rd February 1985 number 1 for 4 weeks
  5. Perry Como with And I Love You So.
  6. Ken Dodd with Tears. From the 24th September 1965 number 1 for 3 weeks
  7. Elvis Presley with Always On My Mind.
  8. Kenny Rogers with Coward Of The County. From the 10th February 1980 number 1 for 2 weeks
  9. The Moody Blues with Nights In White Satin.
  10. Glenn Miller with In The Mood. Swinging 30's
  11. with .
  12. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  13. with .
  14. 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
  15. Jim Reeves with I Love You Because. The biggest selling single of 1964 Reached No. 5 in the UK singles chart
  16. Cliff Richard with We don't talk anymore. From the 19th August 1979 number 1 for 4 weeks
  17. Bee Gees with You Win Again. From the 11th October 1987 number 1 for 4 weeks
  18. Abba with Waterloo. From the 28th April 1974 number 1 for 2 weeks
  19. Neil Diamond with Cracklin Rosie.
  20. with .
  21. Clodagh Rodgers with Jack In The Box.
  22. Meat Loaf with Dead Ringer For Love. Cher provides an uncredited female vocal on this 'duet'.
  23. Sarah Vaughan & Billy Eckstine with Passing strangers. 1957 October number 22 1969 March number 20
  24. with .
  25. Andy Williams with Solitaire.
  26. John Lennon with Woman. From the 1st February 1981 number 1 for 2 weeks
  27. Tom Jones with Delilah.
  28. Osmonds with Love Me For A Reason. From the 25th August 1974 number 1 for 3 weeks
  29. Glen Medeiros with Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for you. From the 3rd July 1988 number 1 for 4 weeks
  30. Whitney Houston with One Moment In Time. From the 9th October 1988 number 1 for 2 weeks
  31. with .
  32. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  33. with .
  34. Jamie Cullum with I get a kick out of you.
  35. Tasmin Archer with Sleeping Satellites. From the 11th October 1992 number 1 for 2 weeks
  36. Sienna Spiro with Die on this hill.
  37. Seekers with Georgy Girl.
  38. Olivia Rodrigo with The Cure.
  39. Londonbeat with I've Been Thinking About You.
  40. Michael Marcagi with Scared to start.
  41. Adela with Nicole Kidman.
  42. with .
  43. UB40 with Red Red Wine. From the 28th August 1983 number 1 for 3 weeks
  44. Bruno Mars with I just might.
  45. Bernard Cribbins with Right said Fred.
  46. Taylor Swift with Patient Zero.
  47. Elvis Presley with You Don't Have To Say You Love Me. Originally a hit for Dusty Springfield (1966). Adapted from the Italian song Lo Che Non Vivo Piu d'Un Ora Senza Te which was f
  48. 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
  49. Status Quo with Mystery Song.
  50. Ashe with Stop the wedding.
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