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If you want the UK's No. 1 by purchases, Movin' to the Sun by HUGEL, Imael Angel, and Ultra Naté retained the lead for September 18 to 24, 2026. Streaming does not count toward this ranking, which explains why the overall singles chart has a different leader.   Separate purchases from streaming The Official Singles Sales Chart counts downloads, CDs, vinyl, and other eligible sales formats. The overall chart includes sales plus audio and video streaming: Sienna Spiro's Great Expectation led that chart, while Movin' to the Sun placed No. 3. You can read the results more clearly by distinguishing returns from debuts. Brooke Combe's Love Was Made of Stone re-entered at No. 2; Wretch 32's Fire in the Booth was the highest new entry at No. 15. A new entry marks a first appearance on this chart, not a release date.   Read the Singles Sales Chart comparisons In the original article on Injoys, you can compare the full top 10 with last week's positions and ea...

Checking the September 9, 2026 chart and wondering whether it measures that day alone? It does not: the ranking covers August 31–September 6, and EBiDAN’s Yes! Tokyo returned to No. 1 with 9,993 points. Three songs also made their first top-10 appearance that week. The dates are easy to misread because September 9 is the publication date, while the listening, sales, download, and airplay activity came from the earlier tracking period.   The result and the movements that mattered Yes! Tokyo rose two places from No. 3 after 10 cumulative weeks on the chart. Its score increased from 7,068 to 9,993 points, a gain of 2,925 points or approximately 41.4%. Physical single sales moved from No. 6 to No. 1, streaming remained No. 2, and downloads climbed from No. 21 to No. 10. Motoki Ohmori’s Haiiro made the largest top-10 rise, moving from No. 12 to No. 2 with 4,970 points. The official commentary connected that jump with a movie release, a related video and music video, and a No. 1...