Thrift Shop is the UK’s most listened to track for a fourth week!

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ Thrift Shop tops the Official Streaming Chart for a fourth week in a row.

The UK’s love of charity shop bargain hunting – or at least a song pertaining to the joys of it – shows no sign of letting up as Macklemore and Ryan Lewis hold on to their Number 1 position on the Official Streaming Chart for a fourth consecutive week.

Thrift Shop, which is also the second biggest selling single of 2013 so far, is now tied joint second for the most weeks at Number 1 on the Official Streaming Chart with Fun.’s We Are Young and Labrinth and Emeli Sande’s Beneath Your Beautiful, which reached the top spot in June and December, respectively. Maroon 5’s Payphone currently holds the record for the most weeks at Number 1 on the Official Streaming Chart; it began its five week run at the summit last July.

Avicii Vs Nicky Romero’s I Could Be The One holds firm at Number 2, while Justin Timberlake’s Mirrors, which topped the Official Singles Chart on Sunday, shoots up a massive 27 places from Number 30 to Number 3. This week’s Top 5 is completed by The Lumineers’ Ho Hey (Number 4) and Calvin Harris FT Tinie Tempah with Drinking From The Bottle (Number 5).

New Entries And High Climbers

There are four new entries on this week’s Official Streaming Chart.

Bastille, who narrowly missed out on their first Official Singles Chart Number 1 on Sunday, crash into this week’s Top 10 at Number 8 with Pompeii. The band’s former single, Flaws, is one of this week’s highest climbers, up 30 places to Number 58.

German producer Zedd makes his Official Streaming Chart debut at Number 79 with Clarity FT Foxes, while Olly Murs' Army Of Two (Number 97) and Wiley’s Relaod FT Chip (Number 98) complete this week’s new entries.

P!nk is this week’s highest climber - up an impressive 45 places from Number 90 to Number 45 - with Just Give Me A Reason FT Fun. frontman Nate Ruess.

You can see the Official Streaming Chart Top 100 in full here.