Let's look back at the singer's first and only Number 1 from this week in 1988

As we head towards 2022's Christmas Number 1 race, here's the up-to-date Top 20 biggest festive chart-toppers.

The X Factor's monopoly on the coveted Christmas Number 1 was ended in very controversial fashion.

A Spice Girls vs South Park chart battle? What a time to be alive.

The Queen of Christmas was denied a second UK Number 1 but don't worry...she was biding her time.

Showcasing two very different sides of her pop persona, Lily gained her third UK Number 1 single and started the most controversial (and, tbh, misunderstood) era of her career.

The lead single from her landmark Stripped album, Dirrty became the go-to source of inspiration for every single good girl gone bad comeback.

Celebrate 70 years of the UK's first ever Official Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart with us.

The strange, propulsive lead single from the former Girls Aloud star's second album came out fighting.

The trio's hi-gloss electropop topped the charts 17 years ago this week - and marked a big shift in the Sugababes brand.

And 23 years later, the song is once again Number 1 in the UK thanks to a re-work by David Guetta and Bebe Rexha. Time!

See what the Top 40 looked like 20 years ago this week, when Pink scored her first solo UK Number 1.

Don't cha wish your song was hot like this.

Katy Perry's biggest UK hit debuted at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart this week nine years ago.