Jess Glynne's full UK Chart history can be found here.

These Days was key to Jess Glynne breaking the record for being the British female soloist with the most Number 1 hits, now tallying at seven. Macklemore, Jess Glynne and Dan Caplen – Number 1 for a single week in April – has topped 1.39m combined sales and is the year's fifth biggest song so far. Keala Settle’s This Is Me from The Greatest Showman soundtrack is at Number 4, with 1.4m combined sales – it's also the biggest song of 2018 based on pure sales, clocking up 277,000 downloads. MORE: The Top 40 biggest albums of 2018 on the Official ChartĪfter fourteen weeks scaling the chart, Shotgun finally rode to Number 1 with 6,500 more sales than its closest competitor.

Check out George Ezra's biggest songs on the Official Chart. Shotgun by George Ezra was the official song of the summer, and it's the third biggest track of 2018 with 1.49m combined sales, while another George tune, Paradise, is at 8 (1.11m). In December, a landmark 2 billion audio streams were served in a single week for the first time. See Drake's full UK Chart history here.ĭrake and Calvin's impressive streaming numbers comes as the British Phonographic Industry (BPI)’s annual report reveals that streaming was up 34% year-on-year in the UK last year, with 91 billion audio streams across the year. God's Plan also finishes as the year's most streamed song with 147m plays. Drake may have just missed out on the top spot, but he bags two more spots in the Top 40: fellow chart-toppers Nice For What and In My Feelings place at 7 and 15.

The song, which trailed his fifth album Scorpion, spent nine weeks at the helm between February and April.

It was closely fought race for the top spot Drake’s God’s Plan finishes just 7,000 combined sales behind (1.56m). MORE: Check out the Official Top 40 biggest songs of 2019 so far here

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