The Spice Girls pose a strong front with Number 1 and Number 2

The Spice Girls re-occupy Number 1 and Number 2 with Who Do You Think You Are and Mama, which were released as a double-sided single. They previously held the first and second spot at March 7th, when both song debuted above the list. This is Who Do You Think You Are’s sixth week above the list. In total, the girls have spent twenty-seven weeks at Number 1, more than any artist to date. Internationally, both singles are a massive success for the girls.

Boyzone score their seventh Top 10-entry with Isn't It a Wonder. The Irish boy group scored their first Top 10-single in February 1995 with Love Me For a Reason, which peaked at Number 5 and was certified Gold. Five other Top 10-entries followed, including hits such as So Good and Words. Their biggest-scoring single to date remains A Different Beat, which peaked at Number 3 and scored over 55,000 points. Their newest song is a big success in the United Kingdom and in other European countries, continuing Boyzone’s streak of hits. On this list, Isn't It a Wonder peaks at Number 9.

Texas score the highest debut of the week. The Scottish group scored a big hit with Say What You Want, which peaked at Number 2 and was certified Gold. The single is one of the biggest hits of 1997 so far. Internationally, the song was a success, too, reaching the Top 10 in multiple European countries. Texas release the next single taken from ‘White on Blonde’, being Halo. The single opens at Number 23.