Neil Diamond is at 48.

Boney M are at 23.

Mr Brightside is at 84, after 274 weeks on the chart.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Neil Diamond is at 48.

Boney M are at 23.

Atomic Kitten are at 86.

Now for the album chart.

Pink Noise by Laura Mvula is in at 21.

Utopian Ashes by Bobby Gillespie & Jehnny Beth is in at 12.

And that means that Sour by Olivia Rodrigo goes up 1 place to reclaim the Number One slot on the UK album chart.

Queen's Greatest Hits is at Number Two, after 953 weeks on the chart.

It's ABBA Gold all over again.

ABBA Gold is at 14.

The Beatles' 1 is at 16.

Legend by Bob Marley & the Wailers is at 22. It's now been on the chart for 985 weeks.

Fangirl Three wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

And that means Bad Habits by Ed Sheeran is still Number One on the UK singles chart.

Is it a cover of the Two Ronnies' parody of Bad Manners?

No.

That impelled me to watch it on Youtube.

I don't think I'd ever seen it before.

Ronnie Barker was very funny to look at, but the song was absolutely dreadful.

"I got bad habits, I don't clean up me rabbits"

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

ABBA Gold is at 14.

The Beatles' 1 is at 16.

The Beatles' Blue Album (1967-1970) is at number 75.

I understand Queen's Greatest Hits has been re-issued to celebrate its 40th anniversary, hence its leap back to number 2.

Quite what they can still squeeze out of Queen's Greatest Hits after a million re-issues is anyone's guess.

Nightjar wrote:

That impelled me to watch it on Youtube.

I don't think I'd ever seen it before.

Ronnie Barker was very funny to look at, but the song was absolutely dreadful.

"I got bad habits, I don't clean up me rabbits"

It's a classic example of how the fastest way to make yourself look stupid is to try and satirise something you don't understand.

It's two days after that magical time of week.

Wandsworth to Bullingdon by Fredo Ft Headie One is in at 36.