Check out and listen to the Official UK Top 40 from this week 15 years ago, including Girls Aloud, Michael Jackson and No Doubt.

There are comebacks, and then there are COMEBACKS.

It's 23 years since the band's classic began its road to being one of the best-selling albums of all time.

It's fifteen years since the former S Club 7 singer battled for the top spot with her debut solo single.

Ten years ago this week, Nashville rockers Kings of Leon divided fans with a song that took over the world.

It’s 20 years since All Saints beat boyband Five to score their third consecutive chart-topper.

It’s fourteen years since Natasha showed big brother Daniel what she was made of and scored a Number 1 of her very own with one of the most meta songs ever.

How an underground crew of rappers, singers and DJs became overnight sensations and stormed to the top of the charts.

15 years after Blu and Sean Paul stormed to Number 1, Breathe still holds up as a summer anthem.

Plus, see what the rest of the Top 40 looked like today 17 years ago.

We look back at the original X Factor boyband's debut single, plus what else was in the chart this week in 2009.

Ahead of their new album Testament, we look back at All Saints' best (and rockiest) moments, plus reveal their all time Top 10.

View the full UK singles chart from this week in 2003, including new entries from S Club Juniors, Mis-Teeq and Michelle Branch.

This week in 1998, England's chances at the World Cup were looking good, and football songs were dominating the Official Chart.