Weekly music charts for 2016

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UK charts overview for 20th May"

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it appears the UK charts website is currently off line,
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SINGLES:

Drake's One Dance holds on to Number 1 on this week's Official Singles Chart, logging a sixth week at the top.The rapper/singer sees off strong competition from Justin Timberlake's Can't Stop The Feeling, which after leading the way at the mid-week stage, has to settle for Number 2.
MORE: See this week's Official Top 100 Singles Chart in full
It was a close race between the two: One Dance finishes the week on 105,000 chart sales (including 7.5 million streams), while Can't Stop The Feeling notched up 99,000.
Drake's sixth week at the top also gives him the longest-leading Official Chart Number 1 of 2016 so far - and the longest since Mark Ronson's seven weeks at the summit with Uptown Funk in 2014/2015.
Calvin Harris and Rihanna's This Is What You Came For dips a place to three this week, while Sia's Cheap Thrills holds at 4, as does Mike Posner's I Took A Pill In Ibiza at 5.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Two songs make sizeable leaps to enter thes Top 10 for the first time this week; Desiigner's Panda, up five spots to Number 7, and Drake and Rihanna's Too Good zooms 15 places to Number 8.
This week's highest new entry goes to The Stone Roses. Their first brand new release in 21 years All For One debuts at Number 17, earning the band a 13th Top 40 hit.

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Drake's One Dance holds on to Number 1 on this week's Official Singles Chart, logging a sixth week at the top.
The rapper/singer sees off strong competition from Justin Timberlake's Can't Stop The Feeling, which after leading the way at the mid-week stage, has to settle for Number 2.
MORE: See this week's Official Top 100 Singles Chart in full
It was a close race between the two: One Dance finishes the week on 105,000 chart sales (including 7.5 million streams), while Can't Stop The Feeling notched up 99,000.
Drake's sixth week at the top also gives him the longest-leading Official Chart Number 1 of 2016 so far - and the longest since Mark Ronson's seven weeks at the summit with Uptown Funk in 2014/2015.
Calvin Harris and Rihanna's This Is What You Came For dips a place to three this week, while Sia's Cheap Thrills holds at 4, as does Mike Posner's I Took A Pill In Ibiza at 5.
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Two songs make sizeable leaps to enter thes Top 10 for the first time this week; Desiigner's Panda, up five spots to Number 7, and Drake and Rihanna's Too Good zooms 15 places to Number 8.
This week's highest new entry goes to The Stone Roses. Their first brand new release in 21 years All For One debuts at Number 17, earning the band a 13th Top 40 hit (view The Stone Roses full Official Chart history here).


Further down this week's Official Singles Chart Top 40, X Factor alumni Reggie 'N' Bollie land at Number 26 with New Girl. The track is the duo's first since finishing second place on last year's series to Louisa Johnson.
Elsewhere, Gareth Malone's Invictus Games Choir are new at 29 with Flesh And Blood - the theme to this year's games - and US singer/rapper/producer Gnash makes his UK Top 40 debut with I Hate You, I Love You, up 12 places to 33.

ALBUMS:

Drake is back at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.
Despite a midweek challenge from Beyoncé, Drake's Views has pipped Lemonade to the post by just under 800 copies. It is the second non-consecutive week at Number 1 for the Canadian's fourth studio album, and helps him score a singles and albums chart double for the second time.

Now available on all streaming services, Views has broken Lemonade's record of most sales equivalent streams for a Number 1 album in a single week, amassing 12,000 in total. However, the highest ever one week total belongs to Justin Bieber's Number 2-peaking Purpose, which mustered 20,000 sales equivalent streams in its second week of release in November.
Beyoncé's Lemonade settles for this week's Number 2, up one place from last week and Norwegian DJ Kygo is this week's highest new entry at 3 with Cloud Nine. Last week's Number 1 from Radiohead, A Moon Shaped Pool is at Number 4 and the Top 5 is rounded out by Meghan Trainor's new album Thank You (5).

[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Prince's The Hits 1 rises nine places to this week's 11 while Justin Bieber's Purpose falls from the Top 10 for the first time after 26 weeks in the top flight (12).
Corinne Bailey Rae returns to the Official Albums Chart after six years away; her third studio album The Heart Speaks in Whispers is new at 14. Pierce the Veil are also a new entry, scoring their first Top 40 album with their fourth collection Misadventures (17).

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By Jack White (@Jack5326)

Drake is back at Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart.
Despite a midweek challenge from Beyoncé, Drake's Views has pipped Lemonade to the post by just under 800 copies. It is the second non-consecutive week at Number 1 for the Canadian's fourth studio album, and helps him score a singles and albums chart double for the second time.
MORE: Drake's Official Top 10 biggest songs


Now available on all streaming services, Views has broken Lemonade's record of most sales equivalent streams for a Number 1 album in a single week, amassing 12,000 in total. However, the highest ever one week total belongs to Justin Bieber's Number 2-peaking Purpose, which mustered 20,000 sales equivalent streams in its second week of release in November.
Beyoncé's Lemonade settles for this week's Number 2, up one place from last week and Norwegian DJ Kygo is this week's highest new entry at 3 with Cloud Nine. Last week's Number 1 from Radiohead, A Moon Shaped Pool is at Number 4 and the Top 5 is rounded out by Meghan Trainor's new album Thank You (5).
MORE: Kygo talks tropical house, his debut album and living on Cloud Nine - Interview
[h=4]New entries and high climbers[/h]Prince's The Hits 1 rises nine places to this week's 11 while Justin Bieber's Purpose falls from the Top 10 for the first time after 26 weeks in the top flight (12).
Corinne Bailey Rae returns to the Official Albums Chart after six years away; her third studio album The Heart Speaks in Whispers is new at 14. Pierce the Veil are also a new entry, scoring their first Top 40 album with their fourth collection Misadventures (17).


Years & Years' Communion leaps four places to 20 while James Bay's Chaos and the Calm jumps five places after his Ivor Novello win (23). Foy Vance's Wild Swan marks his first Top 40 placing, new at 28.
Further down, Kanye West’s The Life Of Pablo makes its debut at Number 30 following an Official Charts rule change which makes albums that are only available on streaming services chart eligible. New Order's reissue of their 2015 album Music Complete is the final new entry, making a mark at 32.
Finally, four albums slingshot back into the Top 40: Jack Savoretti's Written in Scars is up 8 (36); Ellie Goulding's Delirium rises four spots (38), Catfish and the Bottlemen's The Balcony vaults 16 places (39) and Sia's 1000 Forms of Fear climbs 11 places (40).

so, this time the webpage is up and running but the UK charts are unavailable, I will bring them to you as soon as I can!