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Lewis Capaldi’s chart success continues as Someone You Loved lands a fifth week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart.

Finishing ahead by over 11,000 copies and posting 7.8 million audio and video streams, Lewis holds Giant by Calvin Harris and Rag’n’Bone Man at Number 2 for a fifth consecutive week.

Lewis leads a chart packed with new peaks for climbing tracks, including Just You And I by Tom Walker, which breaks the Top 3 for the first time, while this week’s highest new entry is Fashion Week by British producer Steel Banglez featuring AJ Tracey and MoStack at Number 7 – a first Top 10 for all three artists.

Walk Me Home by Pink returns to the Top 10, rebounding three places to 9 following the release of its music video, and Options, from NSG feat. Tion Wayne, also makes a comeback at 10.

Boasty by Wiley, Stefflon Don, Sean Paul feat. Idris Elba rises 11 places to Number 11, and Marshmello is up nine to 14 with Here With Me feat. Chvrches, the Glasgow band’s first ever Top 20 single.

Ava Max claims her second Top 20 single with So Am I, zooming 12 places to 18; Russ & Tion Wayne’s collab Keisha & Becky debuts at 19; Piece of Your Heart by Meduza ft. Goodboys rockets 26 slots to 32; and George Ezra’s Pretty Shining People rises to 38 to give him his sixth Top 40 single.

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Lewis Capaldi’s Someone You Loved holds on for a fourth week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart after his biggest week of streams so far.

The hit single clocked up 7.32 million streams and is the most streamed track of the week by more than one million plays.

Two acts get their first ever Top 5 singles this week: Tom Walker climbs six places to Number 4 with Just You And I, and Jonas Brothers’ Sucker climbs two to Number 5.

Dave collects his fifth Top 10 single with Location, which rises three to 8, and Lauv and Troye Sivan both land their first Top 10 UK single with I’m So Tired, climbing four spots to 9.

Further down, Sigrid climbs five places to 15 with Don’t Feel Like Crying, Wiley, Stefflon Don and Sean Paul’s Boasty (ft. Idris Elba) jumps 11 places to 22, and Marshmello claims his fifth Top 40 hit with Here With Me ft. Chvrches, flying 19 places to 23 – earning the Glasgow band their second Top 40 single.

Ava Max’s So Am I, the follow up to her hit Number 1 single Sweet But Psycho, zooms 20 places to Number 30, and finally, US rapper and singer Lizzo picks up her first Top 40 hit with Juice, after vaulting 19 spots to 38.

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Lewis Capaldi hangs on to his Number 1 position on the Official Singles Chart, just ahead of Calvin Harris and Rag’n’Bone Man, who take the runner-up spot for a second week.

Someone You Loved crosses the finish line 6,000 combined sales ahead of Giant; and while Calvin Harris & Rag’n’Bone Man didn’t quite nab the top spot, they did pick up the most downloads this week.

Mabel’s Don’t Call Me Up lands at Number 3 after overtaking Ariana Grande’s two former Number 1s Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored and 7 Rings at 4 and 5.

This week’s highest new entry comes from the Jonas Brothers; their long-awaited return after six years Sucker flies straight in at Number 6 to become their first ever UK Top 10 single.

Just You And I by Tom Walker climbs two to 8 as his debut album What a Time to Be Alive takes Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.

Elsewhere on the chart, Cardi B and Bruno Mars’ collaboration Please Me climbs seven spots to 13 following the release of its music video; I’m So Tired by Lauv & Troye Sivan climbs three to a new peak of 14; US rapper and producer Roddy Ricch’s collab with Chip and Yxng Bane How It Is debuts at 18.

Lewis Capaldi’s Grace edges closer to becoming his second Top 20 single, climbing three to Number 21; Kehlani’s Nights Like This ft. Ty Dolla Sign rises four to Number 29; London rapper Swarmz scores his first Top 40 entry as Bally ft. Tion Wayne rockets 22 spots to Number 32.

Finally, Sigrid should feel like celebrating as Don’t Feel Like Crying becomes her second Top 40 single after zooming 31 places to 34.

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Congratulations to Lewis Capaldi, who claims his first Number 1 on this week’s Official Singles Chart with Someone You Loved.

The song lifts from 3 to 1, logging 58,000 combined sales, including 6 million audio streams. Someone You Loved first entered the Top 100 at Number 66 back in January and has steadily climbed over the past nine weeks.

Celebrating the news, Lewis told Official Charts: “Look who it is at Number 1! If you’ve listened to it, bought it, streamed it… thanks very much. This is my first Number 1, so I’m officially a one-hit wonder on the Official Charts.”

The Scottish singer-songwriter made his Official Chart debut last November with Grace, which reaches a new peak at Number 24 in this week’s Top 40. His debut album, Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent, is out on May 17.

After a close battle all week, Calvin Harris & Rag’n’Bone Man’s Giant settles for second places, finishing 1,900 combined sales behind Lewis, while last week’s Number 1 7 Rings by Ariana Grande slips to 4.

Pink claims this week’s highest new entry with Walk Me Home at Number 8, earning the star her 20^th UK Top 10 single, while Tom Walker zooms nine spots to Number 10 with Just You & I following his British Breakthrough win at this year’s BRIT Awards.

Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper’s Shallow rebounds ten places to 11 after winning Best Song at last week’s Oscars, and there are Top 20 breakthroughs for Blueface’s Thotiana, up seven to 15, and Lauv & Troye Sivan’s I’m So Tired, up five to 17.

Further down, Kehlani’s Nights Like This ft. Ty Dolla $ign  returns to the Top 40 at 33 following the release of her While We Wait mixtape, and two songs performed at last week’s BRITs return to the Top 40: Jess Glynne’s Thursday leaps six places to 35, and Calvin Harris & Sam Smith’s Promises climbs 13 spots to 37.

Finally, London rapper Dave bows at 40 with his new single Black.

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