Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s banger just won’t let up! Double digits: unlocked! Rein Me In’s streak continues, earning a tenth non-consecutive week at Number 1.
In doing so, it becomes the joint longest-running UK Number 1 by a male/female duo, matching the record set by Rihanna and Jay-Z’s Umbrella in 2007. It’s a notable moment for Olivia Dean in particular, as no other British female artist in Official Chart history has spent more weeks at Number 1 with a song than Olivia now has with Rein Me In. Congratulations Olivia!
Rising higher than ever before! Zara Larsson’s Midnight Sun becomes her seventh Top 10 hit (7).
Following the release of Midnight Sun: Girls Trip, a remix record of the original LP, the track has gained significant attention as a result, climbing an impressive 12 places.

As Michael Jackson biopic Michael continues to smash box office records, a flurry of the late singer’s hits continue their ascent on the Official Chart. Led by former UK Number 1 Billie Jean, which grooves nine places (4), it’s joined in the Top 10 by Beat It, up 12 (10), Don’t Stop ‘til You Get Enough (15) and Jackson 5 track I Want You Back (33).
Dracula from Tame Impala moves back to Number 2, just missing out on the top spot once again, while there’s a sixth Top 20 hit for Alex Warren with his latest cut, FINE PLACE TO DIE (20).
There is a first ever Top 40 appearance for 2015’s Go from The Chemical Brothers (22), which has seen a huge spur in streams thanks to its inclusion in the latest Charlize Theron film, Apex.
Prospa and Cloonee’s Free Your Mind breaks new ground once again reaching Number 23, as Malcolm Todd’s Earrings also finds a fresh peak (26).
Madonna is back in the Top 40! Her team-up with Sabrina Carpenter on Bring Your Love, the second taste of the Queen of Pop’s upcoming album Confessions II, makes its maiden chart appearance (29).
There are two new inductees to the Top 40 Hall of Fame; Temper City’s Self Aware climbs nine (35), while Illinois-born singer Stella Lefty’s Boston makes the main standings (38).

