For a fourth week in a row at Number One is Post Malone & 21 Savage.
Here is "Rockstar".
At Number 2 for a third week is "Havana" from Camila Cabello featuring Young Thug, while up 6 places to Number 3 is mystery masked man Marshmello featuring Khalid.
This is "Silence".
Static at 4 is Rita Ora with "Lonely Together", while down two places to 5 is former Number 1 single "Too Good At Goodbyes" from Sam Smith.
Another non-mover at 6 is Zayn & Sia with "Dusk Till Dawn", while Ed Sheeran's "Perfect" hits the Top 10 for a second time, up 4 places to Number 7.
Up two more places is Neneh Cherry's daughter Mabel, featuring Kojo Funds with "Finders Keepers", while out of the Top 7 positions for the first time in its 10 weeks chart run, down 4 places to 9 this week, is CNCO & Little Mix with "Reggaeton Lento".
We complete the Top 10 with "Mi Gente", which drops two places for J Balvin & Willy William (and Beyoncé).
New at 15 this week is the latest track from Taylor Swift.
Released to promote her sixth studio album, "Reputation", which is due to be release next week, this is "Gorgeous".
Also new in at Number 20, and continuing her hot streak is Rita Ora.
This is "Anywhere".
Up nine places, and moving back into the Top 30 this week is Niall Horan with his third hit single.
From his debut album, "Flicker", here is "Too Much To Ask".
One place lower, and brand new this week, is Niall's fellow One Directioner and Mr Cheryl Tweedy, Liam Payne.
Also with his third hit single, this is "Bedroom Floor".
Another new entry at Number 30 comes from English rap duo Krept & Konan, from their soon to be released album, "7 Days".
Featuring guest vocals by grime legend, Stormzy, this is "Ask Flipz".
Static at Number 35 on its 42nd week on the chart, is Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You", the first track released this year to reach 40 consecutive weeks on the chart, while one place lower, up 10 places, is US DJ Marc Kinchen, aka MK.
This is "17".
Here is "Rockstar".
At Number 2 for a third week is "Havana" from Camila Cabello featuring Young Thug, while up 6 places to Number 3 is mystery masked man Marshmello featuring Khalid.
This is "Silence".
Static at 4 is Rita Ora with "Lonely Together", while down two places to 5 is former Number 1 single "Too Good At Goodbyes" from Sam Smith.
Another non-mover at 6 is Zayn & Sia with "Dusk Till Dawn", while Ed Sheeran's "Perfect" hits the Top 10 for a second time, up 4 places to Number 7.
Up two more places is Neneh Cherry's daughter Mabel, featuring Kojo Funds with "Finders Keepers", while out of the Top 7 positions for the first time in its 10 weeks chart run, down 4 places to 9 this week, is CNCO & Little Mix with "Reggaeton Lento".
We complete the Top 10 with "Mi Gente", which drops two places for J Balvin & Willy William (and Beyoncé).
New at 15 this week is the latest track from Taylor Swift.
Released to promote her sixth studio album, "Reputation", which is due to be release next week, this is "Gorgeous".
Also new in at Number 20, and continuing her hot streak is Rita Ora.
This is "Anywhere".
Up nine places, and moving back into the Top 30 this week is Niall Horan with his third hit single.
From his debut album, "Flicker", here is "Too Much To Ask".
One place lower, and brand new this week, is Niall's fellow One Directioner and Mr Cheryl Tweedy, Liam Payne.
Also with his third hit single, this is "Bedroom Floor".
Another new entry at Number 30 comes from English rap duo Krept & Konan, from their soon to be released album, "7 Days".
Featuring guest vocals by grime legend, Stormzy, this is "Ask Flipz".
Static at Number 35 on its 42nd week on the chart, is Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You", the first track released this year to reach 40 consecutive weeks on the chart, while one place lower, up 10 places, is US DJ Marc Kinchen, aka MK.
This is "17".
At Number 40 we have a chart debutant. American hip-hop artist Nathan "Nate" John Feuerstein, aka NF, recently achieved his first US Number 1 album with his fourth album, "Perception".
From that album this is NF with "Let You Down".
A re-entry at Number 44 us the second track on the chart for rap duo Krept & Konan. "Wo Wo Wo" originally peaked at Number 71 just three weeks ago.
Another re-entry comes in at Number 49 this week. Originally peaking at Number 28 way back in 1990, it is taken from the brand new Number 1 album.
From the album "Listen With Prejudice: Vol 1" this is the late great George Michael with "Freedom".
This week's highest climber is a track that peaked at Number 7 early in June, and re-entered the chart last week.
Up 16 places to Number 50 this week, here is Niall Horan with "Slow Hands".
As usual I finish with tracks from the US & UK Number 1 albums. In the UK, as mentioned above, George Michael takes the crown as the re-release of his second album, "Listen With Prejudice: Vol 1" takes the honours, 27 years after it first topped the chart.
Here is the first single from the album, "Praying For Time", a track that reached Number 6 in the UK & Number 1 in the US back in 1990.
In the US, Pink repeats her UK success of last week, as "Beautiful Trauma" becomes her second successive chart topper, after 2012's "The Truth About Love".
From the album this is the single "What About Us".
From that album this is NF with "Let You Down".
A re-entry at Number 44 us the second track on the chart for rap duo Krept & Konan. "Wo Wo Wo" originally peaked at Number 71 just three weeks ago.
Another re-entry comes in at Number 49 this week. Originally peaking at Number 28 way back in 1990, it is taken from the brand new Number 1 album.
From the album "Listen With Prejudice: Vol 1" this is the late great George Michael with "Freedom".
This week's highest climber is a track that peaked at Number 7 early in June, and re-entered the chart last week.
Up 16 places to Number 50 this week, here is Niall Horan with "Slow Hands".
As usual I finish with tracks from the US & UK Number 1 albums. In the UK, as mentioned above, George Michael takes the crown as the re-release of his second album, "Listen With Prejudice: Vol 1" takes the honours, 27 years after it first topped the chart.
Here is the first single from the album, "Praying For Time", a track that reached Number 6 in the UK & Number 1 in the US back in 1990.
In the US, Pink repeats her UK success of last week, as "Beautiful Trauma" becomes her second successive chart topper, after 2012's "The Truth About Love".
From the album this is the single "What About Us".
UK NUMBER 1's/NUMBER 2's ON THIS DAY
1 year ago - Shout Out To My Ex - Little Mix/Say You Won't Let Go - James Arthur
5 years ago - Beneath Your Beautiful - Labrinth featuring Emeli Sande/Don't You Worry Child - Swedish House Mafia featuring John Martin
10 years ago - Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis/Rule The World - Take That
20 years ago - Barbie Girl - Aqua/Spice Up Your Life - Spice Girls
30 years ago - You Win Again - The Bee Gees/Faith - George Michael
40 years ago - Yes Sir I Can Boogie - Baccara/Black Is Black - La Belle Epoque
50 years ago - (The Night The Lights Went Out In) Massachussets/The Last Waltz - Engelbert Humperdinck
60 years ago - Diana - Paul Anka/Party - Elvis Presley with the Jordanaires
US NUMBER 1's ON THIS DAY
1 year ago - Closer - Chainsmokers featuring Halsey/Starboy - Daft Punk featuring the Weeknd
5 years ago - One More Night - Maroon 5/Gangnam Style - Psy
10 years ago - Crank That - Soulja Boy/Kiss Kiss - Chris Brown featuring T-Pain
20 years ago - Candle In The Wind '97-Something About The Way You Look Tonight - Elton John/You Make Me Wanna... - Usher
30 years ago - I Think We're Alone New - Tiffany/Causing A Commotion - Madonna
40 years ago - You Light Up My Life - Debby Boone/Nobody Does It Better - Carly Simon
50 years ago - To Sir With Love - Lulu/Soul Man - Sam & Dave
1 year ago - Closer - Chainsmokers featuring Halsey/Starboy - Daft Punk featuring the Weeknd
5 years ago - One More Night - Maroon 5/Gangnam Style - Psy
10 years ago - Crank That - Soulja Boy/Kiss Kiss - Chris Brown featuring T-Pain
20 years ago - Candle In The Wind '97-Something About The Way You Look Tonight - Elton John/You Make Me Wanna... - Usher
30 years ago - I Think We're Alone New - Tiffany/Causing A Commotion - Madonna
40 years ago - You Light Up My Life - Debby Boone/Nobody Does It Better - Carly Simon
50 years ago - To Sir With Love - Lulu/Soul Man - Sam & Dave
Don't forget you can see all the latest UK & US Top 40 videos on my YouTube channel - Chart Blog UK
Tune in next week to see if "Rockstar" can hold on to top spot for a fifth week, ot can Camila & Young Thug finally take the title.
For those of you in the Vale of Glamorgan area in South Wales, don't forget to tune into Bro Radio on 98.1 FM every Tuesday from 7 pm to 9 pm, where you will hear my dulcet tones on as co-presenter on the Gareth Long show.
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