Drake on track for a second week at Number 1 with One Dance

Plus, there are new entries from Pink, Little Mix and Skepta.

Last week he scored his first chart-topper as a lead artist, and Drake is clearly reluctant to let go!

The Canadian rapper look set to hold on to the Number 1 spot with One Dance, which rocketed up the Official Singles Chart last week to end Mike Posner's tenure at the summit.

Drake previously hit Number 1 as a guest on Rihanna's What's My Name in 2010, but One Dance is his first as a headliner, with a little help from Wizkid and Kyla, of course. See Drake's full chart history here.

MORE: View this week's Official Top 100 Singles Chart Update in full

Sia's Cheap Thrills feat. Sean Paul holds firm at Number 2 on today's Update, while former Number 1 Mike Posner is also a non-mover at 3 with I Took A Pill In Ibiza.

Fifth Harmony and Dolla Sign are still at Number 4 with Work from Home, and Tinie Tempah and Zara Larsson are on track to break the Top 5 for the first time with Girls Like.

New entries and high climbers

Highest new entry on the Update goes to Pink, who returns to the Top 40 after almost three years away. Just Like Fire, which is taken from the soundtrack of the new movie Alice Through The Looking Glass, starts at 21 today.

Little Mix's Hair is set to score a new peak this week. The fourth single from the band's album Get Weird is in at Number 24, thanks to a new version featuring rapper Sean Paul.

American heavy metal band Disturbed are in line for a second UK Top 40 this week with their cover of Simon & Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence, which climbs 33 places to land at Number 30.

English rapper Skepta is on track for a ninth Top 40 with Man (Gang) new at 31, while US rapper Desiigner is in with a chance of a first UK Top 40 hit – his debut single Panda climbs 14 to Number 33.

French rapper and producer DJ Snake is eyeing a second Top 40 hit with Middle feat. Bipolar Sunshine, Britain's Got Talent star Calum Scott could be looking at his first chart hit, as his cover of Robyn's Dancing On My Own zooms 155 places to land at Number 36, while Benny Benassi and Chris Brown's Paradise advances five to Number 40.