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Lola Young's Messy is still number one

Lola Young spends a third week at number one with Messy. The weeknd gets a fourth number one album. Lola Young remains at the top of the singles chart. The Weeknd gets the number one album. Lola Young gets a third week at number one in the singles chart with Messy. This means that new songs by British artists have already spent as long at number one in 2025 than in the whole of last year. There is a familiar look to the rest of the top five. It contains the same songs as last week, and the we
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Lola Young stays at number one

Lola Young bags a second week at number one. Central Cee scores a second number one album. Lola Young gets a second week at the top of the singles chart. Central Cee has the number one album. After climbing to the top of the pile last week, Lola Young gets a second week at number one with Messy. It is the first new song by a British act to spend a second week at the top since Chase & Status and Stormzy’s Backbone last August. The rest of the top five is also unchanged (an all too common o
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Lola Young makes it to number one

Lola Young finally makes it to the top of the singles chart with Messy. Robbie Williams has his fifteenth number one album. A close race at the top of the singles chart. Robbie Williams gains a fifteenth number one album. There was a tight contest at the top of the singles chart with Lola Young and Rose & Bruno Mars aiming to replace Gracie Abrams. Abrams herself was also in the running. With Gracie Abrams in third place in Wednesday’s update, she was always likely to miss out on a ninth
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Eight weeks at the top for Gracie Abrams

Gracie Abrams remains at the top of the singles chart for an eighth non-consecutive week. Chappell Roan climbs back to the top of the albums chart. Gracie Abrams remains at number one in the singles chart. Chappell Roan returns to the top of the albums chart. Gracie Abram’s second run at the top of the singles chart enters a third week, giving her a total of eight weeks at the top with That’s So True. The last song to spend exactly eight weeks at the top, again in two separate runs, was Calvin