Jason Derulo’s Want To Want Me debuts at Number 1: “It never gets old!”

Plus new releases from Martin Garrix, Eurovision winner Mans Zelmerlow and Rita Ora.

Want To Want Me has stormed straight to the top of the Official Singles Chart this week to nab Jason Derulo his fourth UK Number 1.

The singer-songwriter has previously topped the charts with In My Head (2010), Don’t Wanna Go Home (2011) and Talk Dirty (2013).

“I just want to say thank you to all the fans for giving me this tremendous pleasure,” Derulo told OfficialCharts.com, “It never ever gets old. Honestly, it feels just as good every time, if not better!

“I worked really hard on this album for about eight months, so to begin like this with a bang is a real blessing.”

Want To Want Me has racked up a combined chart sales figure of over 127,000 in the past seven days, leading its nearest competitor - OMI’s Cheerleader (2) - by 60,000, whilst also claiming the title of the most purchased track of the week.

Cheerleader is the most streamed track of the week, notching up over 2.63 million listens. Wiz Khalifa’s See You Again FT Charlie Puth (2.14m) and Major Lazer’s Lean On FT MO & DJ Snake (2.08m) have both also exceeded 2 million streams.

Skrillex, Diplo and Justin Bieber’s collaboration Where Are U Now climbs two places to Number 3, followed by Wiz Khalifa’s See You Again FT Charlie Puth (4) and the new version of Taylor Swift’s Bad Blood (5), which features Kendrick Lamar.

New entries and high climbers

Dutch DJ Martin Garrix scores a third UK Top 10 with Don’t Look Down FT Usher (9), trailed by 2015 Eurovision Song Contest winner Mans Zelmerlow who makes his Official Chart debut with Heroes (11). Elsewhere, Charles Hamilton and Rita Ora land at Number 30 with New York Raining.