One Direction - Best Song Ever
Highest New Entry - In at number 2 - And what better way to kick off any episode of Top of the Pops than with everybody's favourite five eager beavers, jigging about to the general delight of the studio audience.Demi Lovato - Heart Attack
Up 3 to number 33 - No, she wasn't on last week, that was Selena Gomez. Another polished performance from another pristine popstrel. And a great light show.Rudimental ft. Ella Eyre - Waiting All Night
Up 9 to number 25 - Not the first time on for Rudimental but a TOTP debut for the talented Ella Eyre. The singer is front and centre in this performance, clouds of dry ice obscuring the Rude boys as they skulk in the shadows.Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know?
Up 3 to number 18 - This uncharacteristically enduring Arctics hit gets a second airing as it climbs back into the top 20. The boys are happy to come on again, turning up the intensity for the second pound through.Fuse ODG - Antenna
Up 2 to number 22 - And another returning face to restore the party vibe. With four female dancers wearing antennae this time around.From the Vault: Toploader - Dancing in the Moonlight
Up 36 to number 27 - A huge leap up the chart for this pukka classic sends our tape delvers deep into the archive to retrieve this footage from the year 2000.Ed Sheeran with Demi Lovato - Everything Has Changed
Up 1 to number 12 - Taylor is out of the country again, so who better to fill in than the versatile Demi Lovato? She and Ed have great chemistry, making eyes at each other throughout this fun reinterpretation.Avicii ft. Aloe Blacc - Wake Me Up
Second week at number 1 - The euroDJ and his soulful pal return for a second performance, and this time Aloe Blacc wears a top hat, an enormous fur coat and white loafers. You've changed, Aloe.PRESENTER: James Masterton
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