This ranking for UK, dated 14 June 2026, reflects the popularity of the most listened-to and best-selling current and new singles over a week. It therefore provides the most representative information possible

TW	LW	Wks	Artist	Title
1	1	16	ALEX WARREN	Fever Dream
2	82	2	TAYLOR SWIFT	I Knew It, I Knew You
3	4	3	ARIANA GRANDE	Hate That I Made You Love Me
4	3	16	RAYE	Where Is My Husband!
5	2	16	BRUNO MARS	I Just Might
6	7	14	TAME IMPALA	Dracula
7	8	15	BEBE REXHA	New Religion
8	5	8	OLIVIA RODRIGO	Drop Dead
9	13	16	ELLA LANGLEY	Choosin' Texas
10	11	6	SIENNA SPIRO	Material Lover
11	6	16	ZARA LARSSON	Midnight Sun
12	19	5	MYLES SMITH	Hold Me In The Dark
13	14	13	ANOTR feat. 54 ULTRA	Talk To You
14	10	16	SOMBR	Homewrecker
15	15	7	STELLA LEFTY	Boston
16	12	5	CALVIN HARRIS & JAZZY	Satisfy
17	26	16	SIENNA SPIRO	Die On This Hill
18	17	16	TAYLOR SWIFT	Opalite
19	18	16	DJO	End Of Beginning
20	24	3	OLIVIA RODRIGO	The Cure
21	23	7	PROSPA & CLOONEE	Free Your Mind
22	21	16	SAM FENDER & OLIVIA DEAN	Rein Me In
23	16	10	TEDDY SWIMS	Mr. Know It All
24	22	6	THE ROLLING STONES	In The Stars
25	20	13	TAKE THAT	You're A Superstar
26	31	16	MYLES SMITH & NIALL HORAN	Drive Safe
27	25	14	HARRY STYLES	American Girls
28	37	7	MADONNA & SABRINA CARPENTER	Bring Your Love
29	27	16	DAVE & TEMS	Raindance
30	78	2	ALEX WARREN	Passenger
31	54	2	DAVID GUETTA, ALOK & STICK FIGURE	Run Run River (Angels Above Me)
32	36	3	HUGEL, IMAEL ANGEL & ULTRA NATÉ	Movin' To The Sun
33	49	3	THE SCRIPT	Man In The Arena
34	74	2	MADONNA	Love Sensation
35	30	2	KEITH URBAN feat. MICHAEL McDONALD	We Go Back
36	39	16	BELLA KAY	Iloveitiloveitiloveit
37	80	7	DURAN DURAN feat. NILE RODGERS	Free To Love
38	48	5	GRACIE ABRAMS	Hit The Wall
39	38	16	MILKY & MALL GRAB	Just The Way You Are
40	53	5	HARRY STYLES	Dance No More
41	46	8	LEWIS CAPALDI	Stay Love
42	51	3	SHAKIRA & BURNA BOY	Dai Dai
43	44	7	KEHLANI feat. USHER	Shoulda Never
44	40	3	NATHAN EVANS & SAINT PHNX	Home (World Cup 2026)
45	29	16	SONNY FODERA, D.O.D & POPPY BASKCOMB	Think About Us
46	NEW	1	BILLY RAY CYRUS	You're Not Here
47	43	4	G FLIP	Bed On Fire
48	NEW	1	NICK MORGAN	No Scotland No Party (World Cup 2026 Edition)
49	42	14	TAYLOR SWIFT	Elizabeth Taylor
50	NEW	1	ANDREA BOCELLI, DAVID GUETTA, EJAE & MEGAN THEE STALLION	DNA (More Than A Game)
51	68	11	DOMINIC FIKE	White Keys
52	28	3	LOLA YOUNG	From Down Here
53	NEW	1	DANIEL PEMBERTON & BRIAN MAY	Eternia
54	60	8	TYLA feat. ZARA LARSSON	She Did It Again
55	47	11	CAMERON WHITCOMB	Kingdom Of Fear
56	33	4	KYLIE MINOGUE	Light Up
57	77	2	MUSE	Nightshift Superstar
58	NEW	1	ELLIE GOULDING	Black Prada Dress
59	NEW	1	NIALL HORAN	Tastes So Good
60	58	4	DRAKE	Janice STFU
61	93	2	SHABOOZEY	Cowgirl
62	55	6	JOSH FAWAZ	Like A Prayer
63	RE	2	SONNY FODERA & LIBIANCA	Let Me Be In Your Arms
64	69	13	TINIE TEMPAH & DAECOLM	Living Life
65	52	2	CHARLI XCX	SS26
66	56	2	SLAYYYTER	Dance...
67	NEW	1	HAN	Back To Life
68	RE	3	JORJA SMITH	What's Done Is Done
69	RE	3	CMAT	The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station
70	97	5	FISHER & TONES AND I	Favour
71	RE	6	MADONNA	I Feel So Free
72	NEW	1	INTERPOL	See Out Loud
73	75	16	HAVEN. & KAITLIN ARAGON	I Run
74	RE	2	KINGFISHR	The Sun Will Never Settle
75	NEW	1	BOYZLIFE	Chills
76	76	13	BRUNO MARS	Risk It All
77	72	3	STORMZY & ODEAL	24 Hours
78	RE	5	EVANESCENCE	Who Will You Follow
79	62	13	FLO	Leak It
80	NEW	1	INTERPOL	This Mirror Weighs A Ton
81	95	4	MARTIN GARRIX & ED SHEERAN	Repeat It
82	NEW	1	BTS	Come Over
83	RE	3	MK feat. POPPY BASKCOMB	Zone
84	NEW	1	SOFT CELL	Danceteria
85	81	2	MAISIE PETERS	Questions
86	NEW	1	ROGER TAYLOR & NDLOVU YOUTH CHOIR	Come On Summer (It's Party Time)
87	61	8	STEPHEN SANCHEZ	Chuck The Money
88	NEW	1	BAD COMPANY UK & LATTE	Planet Dust (Latte Remix)
89	86	14	GUNNA feat. BURNA BOY	WGFT
90	35	4	NOTHING BUT THIEVES	Evolution
91	NEW	1	TRANSFORMERS & BRITTNEY SLAYES	The Transformers (Theme) [Reformatted Edition]
92	34	3	BECKY HILL	More! More! More!
93	87	6	ZARA LARSSON & PINKPANTHERESS	Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)
94	NEW	1	DJ GOJA	Mi Chico
95	NEW	1	F3MIII	Noble
96	NEW	1	BRIAN FALLON	Pearls
97	RE	2	MYLES SMITH	My Mess
98	94	15	JASON DERULO	Sexy For Me
99	RE	2	THE FIZZ	A Crazy Shot In The Dark
100	RE	3	JOEL CORRY & RAHH	Devotion (Sweetest Emotion)
			LEAVING THIS WEEK
			OLIVIA DEAN	Man I Need
			LADY GAGA & DOECHII	Runway
			PAUL McCARTNEY & RINGO STARR	Home To Us
			ALEX WARREN	Fine Place To Die
			PERRIE	Passenger Princess
			NIALL HORAN	Little More Time
			LANA DEL REY	First Light
			JALEN NGONDA	Burning Temptation
			LILY ALLEN	Beg For Me (Jade Remix)
			SOMBR	Potential
			DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE	Stone Over Water
			BEBE REXHA & DAVID GUETTA	Sad Girls
			ANA SKY	Blvd Dreams
			PETER GABRIEL	A Hard Lesson (Bright-Side Mix)
			ELLA LANGLEY	Be Her
			KEHLANI	Folded
			DMA'S	Hurracane
			JOHN NEWMAN	Merry Go
			PAUL McCARTNEY	Days We Left Behind
			INPATIENT, REN & CHRIS WEBBY	Tarantula
			KACEY MUSGRAVES	Dry Spell
			EZRA COLLECTIVE feat. PA SALIEU	Only Love
			MIZMO	Hello (The Sun Is Up Where Are You)
			ETHAN FRENCH	Reckless And Arranged
			NOVEMBER KID	You're The Only Place I Need
			MASTODON	Your Ghost Again
			DARA	Bangaranga
			DERMOT KENNEDY	Turnstile

🎙️ UK Combined Airplay & iTunes Chart Analysis: The Biggest Movers and the Stories Behind Them

The latest UK combined ranking, blending radio airplay and iTunes download performance, reveals a fascinating battle between blockbuster releases, radio-supported longevity and sudden download-driven surges. Unlike a pure digital chart, success here requires a delicate balance between broadcaster support and consumer purchasing power. This week’s movements highlight how major promotional campaigns, soundtrack placements, live performances and legacy artist comebacks are reshaping the British market.

🚀 Taylor Swift Delivers the Week’s Most Spectacular Surge

The standout story belongs to Taylor Swift, whose I Knew It, I Knew You rockets from No. 82 to No. 2 in only its second week. The explosive rise reflects a rare combination of exceptional download activity and rapidly expanding radio support.

The track arrives with considerable momentum after debuting at No. 1 on the Official UK Singles Chart, driven by its inclusion in the upcoming Toy Story 5 soundtrack. The Disney-Pixar connection has broadened its audience well beyond Swift’s traditional fanbase, while UK broadcasters have quickly embraced the song’s accessible country-pop production. Official Charts recently confirmed the single became Swift’s seventh UK No. 1, underlining the scale of consumer demand behind the current surge.

Interestingly, Swift now places three titles inside the combined Top 50, with Opalite remaining remarkably resilient at No. 18 and Elizabeth Taylor still present despite falling to No. 49. That depth of catalogue support remains virtually unmatched in today’s market.

🌟 Ariana Grande’s Radio Momentum Continues

While Ariana Grande slips slightly from No. 4 to No. 3, Hate That I Made You Love Me continues to behave like a major cross-platform smash.

The song benefits from one of the strongest current radio profiles in the UK, ranking among the most-played tracks across monitored stations while simultaneously maintaining significant download appeal. Airplay data places it firmly within the country’s most-supported records, confirming broadcasters are still increasing rotation rather than scaling back.

Its endurance is further reinforced by Grande’s highly publicized return to touring. The launch of her first major tour since 2019 generated extensive media coverage and introduced the song to new audiences through live performances. The track also arrived as the lead single from her forthcoming album Petal, giving listeners a strong incentive to continue purchasing and streaming it.

🎸 Olivia Rodrigo Expands Her Presence

A notable development comes from Olivia Rodrigo, who now occupies two positions within the Top 20.

Drop Dead remains a major force despite easing to No. 8, but the real story is The Cure, which climbs from No. 24 to No. 20. The song has benefited enormously from Rodrigo’s recent promotional cycle surrounding her upcoming album and high-profile festival appearances.

Recent headlines have centered on her collaboration with Robert Smith of The Cure, while live performances of The Cure itself have significantly increased public awareness. The result is a rare situation where one artist simultaneously strengthens two separate singles in the combined ranking.

Unlike many contemporary pop releases that peak quickly on downloads before fading, The Cure appears to be entering its strongest radio growth phase.

🎧 Alex Warren Strengthens His Dominance

Alex Warren remains firmly in command of the chart with Fever Dream holding No. 1 for another week.

What makes the achievement particularly impressive is the song’s balance between radio and digital consumption. Airplay monitoring shows Fever Dream continuing to rank among Britain’s most-played songs, even after months of heavy exposure.

At the same time, Warren scores another major breakthrough as Passenger explodes from No. 78 to No. 30. Official Charts recently highlighted the single among the UK’s fastest-rising songs, suggesting Warren may soon become one of the few artists currently capable of sustaining multiple major hits simultaneously.

💃 Madonna’s Revival Campaign Gains Serious Traction

One of the most fascinating veteran success stories belongs to Madonna.

Her collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, Bring Your Love, climbs from No. 37 to No. 28. The song has become a rare example of a legacy artist successfully leveraging a younger superstar partnership without losing artistic identity.

Released as the lead single from Confessions II, the track benefits from both dance-radio support and strong iTunes purchasing among Madonna’s long-established fanbase. The house-inspired production has proven particularly effective on UK radio formats that traditionally favour dance-pop records.

Meanwhile, solo release Love Sensation debuts strongly at No. 34, suggesting Madonna’s current campaign is generating enough attention to support multiple concurrent singles.

🔥 David Guetta Delivers Another Multi-Format Hit

A major upward mover comes from David Guetta, Alok and Stick Figure.

Run Run River (Angels Above Me) vaults from No. 54 to No. 31, demonstrating the continuing strength of dance music within Britain’s combined ecosystem. Unlike streaming-first dance records, this title is benefiting from substantial radio exposure while also attracting download buyers who remain highly engaged with Guetta’s catalogue.

Its rapid rise suggests programmers are steadily expanding support across commercial radio networks.

🎤 Ellie Goulding Returns with Immediate Impact

Among the week’s highest new entries, Ellie Goulding debuts at No. 58 with Black Prada Dress.

The immediate impact reflects strong anticipation surrounding her newly announced album I Know Too Much. The single generated significant buzz following performances at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, helping convert media attention into both downloads and early radio support.

Given Goulding’s long history of UK radio success, this debut position may only represent the beginning of the song’s ascent.

🎸 Rock Veterans Enjoy a Strong Week

Several established rock acts are enjoying renewed momentum.

The Script climb from No. 49 to No. 33 with Man In The Arena, while Muse leap from No. 77 to No. 57 with Nightshift Superstar. Both movements indicate that mature audiences remain highly active purchasers on iTunes, particularly when paired with meaningful radio exposure.

Elsewhere, Duran Duran featuring Nile Rodgers continue their advance with Free To Love, rising from No. 80 to No. 37. The combination of nostalgia appeal and contemporary production appears to be resonating strongly with UK adult-contemporary broadcasters.

⚽ World Cup Fever Begins to Influence the Chart

The approaching 2026 FIFA World Cup is already generating measurable chart activity.

Nathan Evans and Saint PHNX maintain a respectable position with Home (World Cup 2026), while newcomer Nick Morgan enters at No. 48 with No Scotland No Party (World Cup 2026 Edition).

These records are receiving targeted support from regional broadcasters and are likely to become increasingly relevant as tournament excitement intensifies throughout the summer.

📈 Artists Positioned for Further Growth

Several records look primed for additional gains over the coming days.

Gracie Abrams continues to build steadily with Hit The Wall.

Shakira and Burna Boy are generating increasing momentum with Dai Dai.

Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran are also quietly advancing with Repeat It, benefiting from one of the strongest mainstream radio combinations available in the current market.

Meanwhile, new entries from Niall Horan, BTS, Interpol and Soft Cell suggest next week’s chart could see significant volatility as fresh releases begin converting initial fan purchases into broader radio support.

🎯 Final Verdict

This week’s combined chart perfectly illustrates why hybrid rankings often provide a clearer picture of genuine popularity than either airplay or digital sales alone. Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Olivia Rodrigo and Alex Warren continue to dominate through a powerful mix of broadcaster endorsement and consumer commitment, while veterans such as Madonna, Duran Duran and The Script prove that radio still rewards established brands when paired with compelling new material.

The most important trend, however, may be the increasing influence of major cultural events—from blockbuster films to international sporting competitions—on both download behaviour and programming decisions. As a result, the UK market currently feels more dynamic and less streaming-dependent than at any point in recent months.