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Want that Espresso with an extra shot? After celebrating her first UK Number 1 single on Friday, Sabrina Carpenter has taken an early lead to retain Number 1 for a second week. Her closest competition right now comes in the form of a previous UK Number 1 single, Hozier’s Too Sweet (2) which is on the rise again.

Training season is over! Dua Lipa is approaching her second UK Number 1 album this week with Radical Optimism.

Loreen is always looking for positive energy. When she took to the stage in Liverpool last year as Sweden's representative in the Eurovision Grand Final to perform Tattoo, the weight of expectation on her shoulders must have been almost unbearable, having already won (and many would argue, changed) the competition once before in 2012 with the hit single Euphoria.

The UK may be known as a nation of tea drinkers, but we're truly embracing coffee for a second week, as Sabrina Carpenter 's Espresso reigns supreme as the UK's Number 1 single for a second week.

Post Malone & Morgan Wallen’s new duet I Had Some Help leads the charge for a Number 1 debut in the UK. The team-up for the two US superstars has caught fire online, and is the latest in a long-line of country-influenced hits to make its mark on the UK charts. It would become Post Malone’s third UK Number 1 single (and second of the year, following Fortnight with Taylor Swift), and the first for US country superstar Morgan Wallen, who despite being one of the biggest stars in his home country, has yet to score a Top 10 hit in the UK.

We're only a few months into 2024 and already we've welcomed huge new albums from Ariana Grande, Paloma Faith, Liam Gallagher and John Squire, and so many more.

Releasing her second studio album, GUTS, last year the American multi-hyphenate is putting on her biggest tour yet, and is coming to the UK later this summer for a series of dates up and down the country, including a four-night residency at London's O2 Arena in May.

Kings of Leon start the week with a lead to top the Official Albums Chart with their ninth studio album, Can We Please Have Fun.

Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour is finally on its way to the UK. Reaching our shores in June, Tay's blockbuster look back at her labyrinthine discography is a massive, ten-part extravaganza, which will include essential highlights from some of her biggest albums, like 1989 (Style, Blank Space), Red (All Too Well) and folklore (cardigan, august).

In a mainstream career now totalling 15 years and more, Nicki's career has taken so many diverse and exciting turns, and she has racked up a near-countless collection of guest verses, almost all of them being the highlight of the song they were placed on.