Take That hit Number 1 in a record-breaking week

Take That score their second chart-topper with How Deep Is Your Love, which is a cover of the original by the Bee Gees. Take That has already crowned the list before with Back For Good. This is, however, their first Number 1-hit without Robbie Williams on the track. The group dethrones Because You Loved Me by Céline Dion, which spent two weeks at Number 1.

Take That now has spent nine weeks at Number 1 in total, breaking their shared record of eight weeks held by Guus Meeuwis and Vagant for ‘Artist with the Most Weeks At Number 1’. Take That also matches the record for 'Artist with the Most Number 1s' with Mariah Carey, Whigfield and Céline Dion, as all four artists now have two Number 1s.

Linda, Roos & Jessica enter the Top 10 with Alles of Niets, which was last week’s highest debut. This is their second Top 10-entry, following their massively successful chart-topper Ademnood. Their newest hit lands at Number 7.

2 Brothers on the 4th Floor score their third Top 10-entry with Fairy Tales. The Dutch duo has already peaked twice within the Top 10, with their biggest-scoring single being Come Take My Hand. Their newest single peaks at Number 10 exactly.

Mr. President score the highest debut of the week. The German Eurodance-act, consisting of T-Seven, Lady Danii en Rapper Sir Prophet, has not entered the list before, making Coco Jamboo their debut single. The hit enters at Number 18.