Jamie Miller has secured a fourth consecutive week at the summit of the UK Official Singles Chart with his smash hit Babydoll, fending off fierce competition while early festive favourites begin their annual climb up the countdown. The Welsh singer-songwriter continues his dominant reign at the top as Ashe rises one spot to claim a brand-new personal best at Number 2 with Stop The Wedding!.
Elsewhere in a tightly contested Top 5, Tate McRae sits at Number 3 with Housewife, while SIENNA SPIRO holds firm at Number 4 with Great Expectation. Rounding out the upper tier is sombr, whose track My Body Isn't Ready surges four places to achieve a new career peak at Number 5.
The festive season has officially arrived inside the Top 10 courtesy of Olivia Rodrigo, whose first-ever original holiday single, take me home (4 christmas), debuts at Number 8. As this week's highest new entry, the track earns Rodrigo her 13th UK Top 10 hit and becomes the first Christmas song to crack the Top 10 in 2026, establishing an early foothold in the race for Christmas Number 1. Rodrigo boasts three entries in this week's Top 40 overall, with her Chappell Roan collaboration expectations holding strong at Number 7 and stupid song climbing nine spots to Number 26.
Seasonal classics are also rapidly gaining momentum across the chart. Wham! make their annual return to the Top 40 as Last Christmas leaps 32 places to Number 22, while Mariah Carey's perennial anthem All I Want For Christmas Is You rockets 46 places to Number 36. Adding to the yuletide spirit, Sam Fender enters the Top 40 at Number 39 with his heartfelt rendition of The Rolling Stones' You Can't Always Get What You Want, recorded for this year's John Lewis Christmas advert.
Further down the listing, Grace's 1995 dance classic Not Over Yet returns to the Top 40 at Number 37 following its inclusion in JD Sports' Christmas campaign, Noah Kahan scores a double boost with Orbiter (13) and Willing and Able (17) amidst his UK tour, and Irish trio Kingfishr celebrate their first-ever UK Top 40 single with The Sun Will Never Settle at Number 29.
