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Official Singles Chart turns 70: Seven historic controversies - BBC News
Official Singles Chart turns 70: Seven historic controversies - BBC News
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Revealed! The UK's most-streamed songs of the past 70 years
UK singles chart to include music videos for the first time - BBC News
Happy 70th birthday! Journey through the Official Singles Chart in numbers
Official Singles Chart turns 70: Seven historic controversies - BBC News
Rapper/singer Iyaz makes an appearance at BBC Radio One to celebrate his first U.K. No.
Rapper/singer Iyaz makes an appearance at BBC Radio One to celebrate his first U.K. No.
UK singles chart to include music videos for the first time - BBC News
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BBC Radio and BBC Sounds celebrate 70 years of the UK's Official Singles Chart - Media Centre
BBC Radio 1 on Twitter: "It's 70 years of the Official Singles Chart today 🎂 @officialcharts @jackxsaunders is celebrating alongside some very special guests from 4pm on @BBCSounds ✨ https://t.co/ZPp4VfR7Qp https://t.co/CsOmtrGpk3" /
Tell us: what does the UK singles chart mean to you? | Music | The Guardian
Official Singles Chart rules are changing to help new bands break through - BBC News
Official Singles Chart rules are changing to help new bands break through - BBC News
UK Singles Chart - Wikipedia
Little Mix's Sweet Melody finally tops chart as Christmas songs vanish - BBC News
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Has streaming broken the UK singles chart? - BBC News
