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Official Number 1 Award
KDA - Turn The Music Louder (Rumble) feat. Tinie Tempah and Katy B
KDA is presented with his Official Number 1 Single Award for Turn The Music Louder (Rumble) feat. Tinie Tempah and Katy B.
The track is KDA and Katy B's first Number 1 single and Tinie Tempah's seventh.
Jess Glynne - Don't Be So Hard On Yourself
Jess Glynne is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for Don't Be So Hard On Yourself.
The track becomes her fifth chart-topper, matching Cheryl Fernandez-Versini's record for the most Number 1s for a British solo female.
Little Mix looking rather happy when Black Magic debuted at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart in July 2015.
"We’re super-duper excited to be Number 1 with Black Magic," they told us. "We never thought we’d see the day again. Thank you so much to the fans… you did this!"
View Little Mix's complete Official Chart history
David Zowie - House Every Weekend
David Zowie is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for House Every Weekend.
The track is Zowie's debut single and becomes the first chart-topper in the Official Chart's new Friday slot.
Tinie Tempah - Not Letting Go FT Jess Glynne
Tinie Tempah is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Not Letting Go FT Jess Glynne.
The track is Tempah's sixth UK Number 1 and racked up over 110,000 combined chart sales in its first week on sale.
Jason Derulo - Want To Want Me
Jason Derulo is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Want To Want Me.
The track is Derulo's fourth UK chart-topper and racked up over 127,000 combined chart sales in its first week on sale.
Picture credit: CBBC Official Chart Show/ Pretzel TV
Omi - Cheerleader
Omi is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Cheerleader.
The track is Omi's first UK Top 40 and racked up nearly 113,000 combined chart sales in its first week on sale.
Jess Glynne - Hold My Hand
Jess Glynne is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for Hold My Hand. Hold My Hand is Jess' first solo Number 1, having previously topped the charts featuring on Clean Bandit's Rather Be and Route 94's My Love.
Sam Smith - La La La (with Naughty Boy) / Money On My Money / Stay With Me / Lay Me Down FT John Legend
Sam Smith is presented with his four Official Number 1 Awards for La La La (with Naughty Boy), Money On My Mind, Stay With Me and 2015 Comic Relief single Lay Me Down FT John Legend by the Official Charts Company, backstage at the first night of his three night sold out stint at Brixton's O2 Academy, London.
Years & Years - King
Years & Years are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for King.
King is the group's debut chart-tooped and totaled a combined chart sales figure of 101,000 in its first week on sale.
Ben Haenow - Something I Need
Ben Haenow is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Something I Need. Something I Need sold over 214,000 copies in its first week on sale and was crowned the 2014 Official Christmas Number 1.
Mark Ronson - Uptown Funk FT Bruno Mars
Mark Ronson is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Uptown Funk FT Bruno Mars.
The track spent seven non-consecutive weeks at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart and broke the all-time UK streaming record, racking up 2.56m audio streams in a week.
Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud
Ed Sheeran is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Thinking Out Loud.
At 19 weeks, Thinking Out Loud claims the longest ascent to Number 1 of any single in Official Chart history.
Meghan Trainor - All About That Bass
Meghan Trainor is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for All About That Bass.
After becoming the first track ever to chart in the Official Singles Chart Top 40 based purely on streams in the week previous, All About That Bass zoomed to Number 1 with a combined charts sales figure of over 144,000 upon its full release.
Sigma - Changing FT Paloma Faith
Drum and bass duo Sigma are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Changing FT Paloma Faith.
Changing is Sigma's second UK Number 1 and makes them the first act in 2014 to score two consecutive Number 1s that have both sold over 100,000 copies in the UK.
Sigma - Changing FT Paloma Faith
Paloma Faith is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for collaboration with Sigma, Changing.
The track is Paloma's first ever UK Number 1.
Pharrell - Get Lucky / Blurred Lines / Happy
Pharrell pictured with three Official Number 1 Awards from the Official Charts Company to celebrate Get Lucky, Blurred Lines and Happy becoming three of the Top 10 most downloaded tracks of all time in the UK– all three tracks have sold over 1 million and topped the Official Singles Chart in the UK.
Rixton - Me And My Broken Heart
Rixton are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Me And My Broken Heart, their first ever UK Official Singles Chart Top 40.
Oliver Heldens X Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive)
Oliver Heldens is is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for his collaboration with Becky Hill, Gecko (Overdrive).
The track is Oliver's first ever UK Official Singles Chart Top 40.
Ella Henderson - Ghost
Ella Henderson is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for Ghost, by the Official Charts Company.
Ghost sold over 132,000 copies in it's first week and became the fourth fastest selling single of 2014 so far.
Ed Sheeran - Sing
Ed Sheeran is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Sing, by the Official Charts Company. Despite having 12 Official Singles Chart Top 40 singles, Sing is Ed's first UK Number 1.
Sing sold nearly 124,000 copies in its first week on sale.
Secondcity - I Wanna Feel
Secondcity is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for I Wanna Feel, by the Official Charts Company.
I Wanna Feel is Anglo American house and techno producer, Secondcity's first UK release.
Sam Smith - Stay With Me
Sam Smith is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Stay With Me, by the Official Charts Company.
Stay With Me is Sam Smith's second solo, and third overall, Official Singles Chart Number 1.
Rita Ora - I Will Never Let You Down
Rita Ora is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for I Will Never Let You Down, by the Official Charts Company.
I Will Never Let You Down was Rita's fourth solo UK Official Singles Chart Number 1 and gave her the title of British female recording artists credited with the most solo UK Number 1s (four) alongside former Spice Girl, Geri Halliwell. The record has since been overtaken by Cheryl.
Mr Probz - Waves
Dutch hip-hop star Mr Probz is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Waves, by the Official Charts Company.
Waves is Mr Probz's debut UK single.
Kiesza - Hideaway
Canadian singer/songwriter Kiesza is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for Hideaway, by the Official Charts Company. Hideaway is Kiesza's debut UK single.
Sigma - Nobody To Love
Sigma are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Nobody To Love, by the Official Charts Company.
With sales of over 121,000 copies, the London-based dance duo scored the third biggest selling single of 2014 (at the time) with their re-titled drum ‘n’ bass re-working of Kanye West’s Bound 2.
Route 94 - My Love FT Jess Glynne
Route 94 pictured with his Official Number 1 Award for debut single My Love (featuring Jess Glynne), presented by the Official Charts Company.
The London-based DJ and producer’s track knocked Pharrell Williams’ mega-selling hit, Happy, off the top spot.
Clean Bandit - Rather Be
Clean Bandit are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Rather Be, by the Official Charts Company. Rather Be is Clean Bandit's debut Number 1.
At the time, Rather Be become the fastest-selling single of the year so far, selling 163,000 copies and achieving the biggest weekly sale for a January Number 1 since Babylon Zoo’s Spaceman, which sold 383,000 during its biggest week back in January 1996.
Duke Dumont - Need U (100%) FT A*M*E
British DJ/producer Duke Dumont is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for Need U (100%) FT A*M*E, by the Official Charts Company.
Daft Punk - Get Lucky FT Pharrell Williams & Nile Rodgers
Daft Punk are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Get Lucky FT Pharrell Williams, by the Official Charts Company.
Racking up massive sales in its first week of over 155,000, Get Lucky toppled Rudimental’s Waiting All Night to score the biggest one-week sales tally of the year so far.
In a little over a week, Get Lucky became the third biggest hit of Daft Punk’s career (to date), behind 2000’s One More Time and 1997’s Around The World.
OneRepublic - Counting Stars
OneRepublic front man Ryan Tedder is presented with the group's Official Number 1 Award for Counting Stars, by the Official Charts Company.
OneRepublic, who were trailing The Vamps’ Can We Dance in the midweek chart, topped the Official Singles Chart by an impossibly tight margin of just 1,150 copies, in the closest Number 1 race of the year so far.
Counting Stars is OneRepublic's first ever UK Number 1 single.
Robbie Williams - Swings Both Ways
Robbie Williams is presented with a special Official Number 1 Award to celebrate the UK 1000th Number 1 album, Swings Both Ways, by the Official Charts Company.
Sam Bailey - Skyscraper
Sam Bailey is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for Skyscaper, by the Official Charts Company.
Skyscraper is the 2013 X Factor winner's single and 2013 Official Christmas Number 1.
John Newman - Love Me Again
John Newman pictured with his Official Number 1 Award from the Official Charts Company for debut solo single Love Me Again.
John also previously featured as guest vocalist on Rudimental's chart-topping Feel The Love in June 2012.
Ant and Dec celebrate scoring their first ever Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart with Let's Get Ready To Rhumble, 19 years after it was released!
The song hit the top spot after the duo performed it on Saturday Night Takeaway.
The Saturdays - What About Us
The Saturdays are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for What About Us FT Sean Paul, by BBC Radio 1's Jameela Jamil on behalf on the Official Charts Company.
What About Us is The Saturdays' first Official Singles Chart Number 1.
Ellie Goulding - Burn
Ellie Goulding with her Official Number 1 Award, presented by Rita Ora on behalf of the Official Charts Company for Burn.
Naughty Boy - La La La FT Sam Smith
Naughty Boy is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for La La La FT Sam Smith, by the Official Charts Company, at V Festival.
Little Mix - Wings
Little Mix celebrate with their Official Number 1 Award from the Official Charts Company for Wings - their second UK Number 1, and first single from their debut album.
Sam And The Womp - Bom Bom
London-based big band collective, Sam and The Womp, are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Bom Bom, by the Official Charts Company.
Rita Ora - How We Do (Party)
Rita Ora with her Official Number 1 Award from the Official Chart Company to mark her third UK Number 1, How We Do (Party).
How We Do (Party) was Rita Ora's first solo Number 1. All three of Rita's Number 1's (Hot Right Now with DJ Fresh, R.I.P. FT Tinie Tempah and How We Do (Party) have broken the 100,000 sales barrier during their first week on sale.
Gary Barlow & The Commonwealth Band - Sing
Gary Barlow is presented his Official Number 1 Award by the Official Charts Company for Sing - the official Diamond Jubilee song co-written by Gary Barlow and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Rudimental - Feel The Love
Rudimental are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Feel The Love FT John Newman, by the Official Charts Company.
Rita Ora - Hot Right Now / R.I.P.
Rita Ora poses with her two Official Number 1 Awards for Hot Right Now (with DJ Fresh) and new Number 1, R.I.P FT Tinie Tempah, presented by the Official Charts Company.
R.I.P was Rita's second Official Singles Chart Number 1 of 2012.
Tulisa - Young
Tulisa is presented with her Official Number 1 Award for Young, by the Official Chart Company.
Young is Tulisa's debut solo Official Singles Chart Number 1 single.
DJ Fresh - Hot Right Now FT Rita Ora
DJ Fresh and Rita Ora are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Hot Right Now, by the Official Charts Company.
Hot Right Now becomes the UK's first drum & bass Official Singles Chart Number 1.
Justice Collective - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
The Justice Collective are presented with their Official Number 1 Award by the Official Charts Compnay for He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - the Hillsborough tribute single.
He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother is the 2012 Official Christmas Number 1 and the track features a host of well known faces including Robbie Williams, Mel C, Rebecca Ferguson, Paloma Faith and Holly Johnson.
James Arthur - Impossible
James Arthur with his Official Number 1 Award from the Official Charts Company for X Factor winner's single Impossible.
Impossible had the most explosive opening sales of any X Factor winner's single to date, selling 490,000 copies in a week.
Robbie Williams - Candy
Robbie Williams with his Official Number 1 Award for Candy, presented by the Official Charts Company.
Candy is Robbie's 14th Official Singles Chart Number 1 (including Take That and solo material).
Swedish House Mafia - Don't You Worry Child FT John Newman
John Martin is presented with his Official Number 1 Award for his collaboration with Swedish House Mafia, Don't You Worry Child, by the Official Charts Company.
Fun. - We Are Young
David Guetta with his Number 1 Award for Titanium ft. Sia. The track has gone on to sell 1.3 million copies in the UK alone.
"Working with pure talent is all I crave," David said. "When Sia wrote Titanium on my beat and laid the vocal it was intended to be for another singer. But the emotion and quality couldn’t be beaten. To be Number 1 with her is a special moment.
“The song has been voted by ‘arms in the air’ wherever I play worldwide; it’s a genuine club anthem – and now top of the UK charts. Wow."
Cover Drive - Twilight
Military Wives - Wherever You Are
Military Wives Choir members Sam Stevenson, Nicky Kenyon and Kerry Riva are presented with their Official Number 1 Award for Wherever You Are by BBC Radio 1's Reggie Yates on behalf of the Official Charts Company.
Wherever You Are was the Official Christmas Number 1 for 2011 and was in aid of The Royal British Legion and the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen Families Association. The choir was put together by choir leader Gareth Malone for the fourth series of BBC2's The Choir.
Dizzee Rascal - Dance Wiv Me / Bonkers / Holiday / Dirtee Disco / Shout
Dizzee Rascal is honoured by the Official Charts Company at the UK Music summer reception at London’s Commonwealth Club with 5 Official Number 1 Awards to mark his 5 Official Singles Chart Number 1s.
McFly were honoured with seven Number 1 Awards on BBC's The One Show in 2012 in recognition of each of their chart-topping singles.
Englebert Humperdinck was handed two Number 1 Awards ahead of his performance at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012, for chart-toppers Release Me and The Last Waltz - both released in 1967.
“I'm very proud that people have supported me and bought my music,” he told us. ”I’ve sold about 150 million albums, so it’s been a good life and a good journey. Let’s hope we carry it on for a little bit longer.”
