Justin Bieber’s What Do You Mean tops Official Singles Chart for a fourth week

Justin Bieber has returned to Number 1 for a fourth week today with What Do You Mean.

The track, which first hit the top spot in September, has now counted three different stints at Number 1, making it only the fourth song in history to do so. Frankie Laine’s I Believe (1953), Guy Mitchell’s Singing The Blues (1957) and, most recently, Pharrell Williams’ Happy (2014) are the only other three tracks to achieve the feat. Click here to see Justin Bieber's full UK chart history.

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What Do You Mean also marks the most streamed track of the week, counting 2.91 million listens over the last seven days.

R. City’s Locked Away feat. Adam Levine scores a new Official Chart peak at Number 2 today, followed by Sam Smith’s new Bond theme song, Writing’s On The Wall (3).

Philip George & Anton Powers nab this week’s highest climber and most downloaded track with Alone No More, which ascends a massive 120 places to Number 4, trailed by Ellie Goulding’s On My Mind (5).

New entries

The Vamps score their sixth Top 20 single – and the most physically purchased track of the week – with Wake Up (12), while Natalie La Rose notches up a second with Around The World feat. Fetty Wap (14).

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MNEK & Zara Larsson’s Never Forget You makes its Official Chart Top 40 debut (32), followed by James Bay’s Let It Go, which spends its 13^th week in the Top 40 (38) and Kygo’s Firestone feat. Conrad Sewell (39) which climbs 20 places to re-enter the Top 40 today.

Finally, Ed Sheeran’s first signing to his Gingerbread Man Records label, Jamie Lawson, scores his debut Top 40 with Wasn’t Expecting You (40).

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