Official Singles Chart on 31/12/1995

So many errors on this week's chart, it'd be easier to reproduce the correct chart than describe the corrections needed!

please ignore my first message. The only time the official top 100 has not publicly available is for a
few weeks in 1991 and from mid 1994 to September 2001. Another
publication called Hit Music carried the top 100 (in fact the top 200)
from 1994 to 2001 but this isn't considered an official chart since it
included "starred out", that is excluded, records which wouldn't have
appeared in the official version of the top 100, which had exclusion
rules applied to records between 76-100 (which is why Record Mirror, and
more importantly, Music Week, did not recognise 76-100 as an official
listing and titled that part of the chart with headings such as "The
Next 25").

Hi I have find out the full chart listing should be Top 75 in 1996 not a Top 100 because of exclusion rules for 76-200 positions. i have reference books so I know which is a new entry in the top 75 only.

these dont tally up to the charts published