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  1. with .
  2. Fontaines DC with Marianne.
  3. The Beatles with Hello Goodbye. From the 30th November 1967 number 1 for 7 weeks Christmas number 1
  4. Chris Rea with Fool (If You Think It's Over).
  5. Zach Bryan feat. Lana Del Ray with Lies.
  6. with .
  7. The Lightning Seeds with The Life of Riley.
  8. Rod Stewart with Sailing. From the 31st of August 1975 number 1 for 4 weeks
  9. Pink with Just Give Me A Reason.
  10. Liam Payne featuring J Balvin with Familiar.
  11. The Carpenters with Dead man's curve.
  12. Craig David & Bastille with I know you.
  13. Sienna Spiro with Great expectation.
  14. with .
  15. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  16. Kylie Minogue with Your Disco Needs You.
  17. The Seekers with 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy).
  18. Howard Jones with Pearl in the Shell.
  19. Tate McRae with Housewife.
  20. Sly & The family Stone with Runnin' Away.
  21. Pixie Lott with Boys And Girls.
  22. Sombr with My body isn't ready.
  23. Fivepenny Piece with Ee By Gum.
  24. Olivia Rodrigo with The Cure.
  25. with .
  26. Proclaimers with Letter from America.
  27. with .
  28. Steps with Better Best Forgotten.
  29. Olivia Dean with Man I need.
  30. Sabrina Carpenter with Feather.
  31. Beverley Knight with Keep this Fire Burning. Beverley Knight MBE is a critically acclaimed British soul singer, songwriter and record producer who released her debut album in 1995.
  32. Bobby Rydell with Wild One.
  33. Adela with Nicole Kidman.
  34. with .
  35. Sky News with The Latest National News.
  36. with .
  37. James Loynes with A Change In Me. (Beauty & The Beast). James Loynes is a young local singer who sings jazz standards and songs from musicals.
  38. Jim Reeves with Letter to my heart.
  39. Taylor Swift with Patient Zero.
  40. Nick Heyward with Whistle Down The Wind.
  41. Madonna with Danceteria.
  42. Bob Dylan with Just Like A Woman.
  43. Adam Ant with Apollo 9.
  44. Ashe with Stop the wedding.
  45. A R Rahman & The Pussycat Dolls with Jai Ho. A Hindi song (meaning 'May You Be Victorious.') It accompanied a choreographed dance sequence at the end credits of the film 'Slumdog M
  46. Sam Smith with Dancing with a stranger.
  47. 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
  48. Fontaines DC with Demolition.
  49. SZA with Saturn.
  50. Frank Sinatra with I could have danced all night.
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