That incredible 65th hit further cements Madonna’s place among Official Chart royalty, with only two artists in history boasting more UK Top 10 singles: Elvis Presley with 76 and Cliff Richard with 68. Madonna’s 65 Top 10 hits span four different decades – the 1980s, ’90s, 2000s and ’20s.
Artists with most Top 10 singles in Official UK chart history
POS
ARTIST
NUMBER OF TOP 10s
1
ELVIS PRESLEY
76
2
CLIFF RICHARD
68
3
MADONNA
65
4
DRAKE
45
5
MICHAEL JACKSON
44
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Love Sensation sees Kylie collect her 37th Top 10 single, following 2025 Official Christmas Number 1 XMAS, which became her eighth chart-topper overall and made her the first female artist to score UK Number 1 singles across four different decades. Kylie’s wider Top 10 run is even longer, spanning an extraordinary five consecutive decades, from the 1980s right through to the 2020s.
Love Sensation becomes the third Official Top 40 single from CONFESSIONS II, following Sabrina Carpenter collab Bring Your Love (29) and Danceteria (38), helping make it her first album to spawn three UK Top 40 hits in 18 years. The last was 2008’s Hard Candy, which delivered 4 Minutes (1), Give It 2 Me (7) and Miles Away (39).
And here’s a fun Official Chart fact for you: before joining forces on Love Sensation, Madonna and Kylie had amassed exactly 100 UK Top 10 singles between them – 64 for Madonna and 36 for Kylie. Their new collaboration takes those respective totals to 65 and 37, an astonishing 102 individual Top 10 credits combined, while their UK Top 10 careers span 42 years for Madonna and 38 for Kylie.
Now that’s longevity.
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Elsewhere, SIENNA SPIRO’s Great Expectation reaches Number 7 to become her highest-charting single to date. From her debut album Visitor, it surpasses Die On This Hill, which peaked at Number 9 in November 2025, to earn the breakout British star a new personal best.
Another week at Number 1! Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s Rein Me In makes it 21 non-consecutive weeks at the top, as Shakira and Burna Boy’s Dai Dai holds firm at Number 2.
Ella Langley boot-scoots back up the charts with Choosin’ Texas (3), while the country sensation’s Be Her enters the Top 40 for the very first time (28).
HUGEL, Imael Angel and Ultra Naté’s Movin’ To The Sun rises to a brand-new peak (4), while HUGEL and SOLTO (FR)’s Jamaican (Bam Bam) also makes its maiden appearance inside the main chart (34).
Stella Lefty collects her first-ever Top 10 single with Boston, up seven places (9), while Sheffield DJ Silva Bumpa also earns his first with groovy Song of the Summer contender On 2nite (10).
Other hits reaching new heights include Malcolm Todd’s Earrings (15), Alyssa Grace’s bloodstream (18), Temper City’s Self Aware (24) and Audrey Hobert’s Sue Me (29).
Tame Impala’s Loser continues to make waves following its inclusion in the new Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie, rocketing 13 places (14). Similarly, Steve Lacy hooks his second Top 40 ever, with oh yeah? soaring a remarkable 69 positions thanks to the blockbuster (23).
Sabrina Carpenter’s former chart-topper Espresso enjoys another shot of Top 40 success following the release of a celebratory two-year anniversary vinyl (26).
Finally, sombr’s My Body Isn’t Ready climbs 15 places to Number 30, and Alex Warren’s RESCUER earns the Californian his landmark 10th Top 40 at Number 39.
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