For the first time in three months or more the number one song stays on at the top, so well done Ella Henderson. Ed Sheeran's Sing slips down the chart but album track One is rising so he keeps up the momentum for his imminent album - but his songwriterly acousticness has competition from newcomer George Ezra. 5 Seconds of Summer perform a mix of two poptacular hits, and indie rock, pop-dance, dance-pop and afro-urbo-pop are represented as well.
Ed Sheeran - One
High Climber - Up 27 to number 20
The Kooks - Around Town
In at number 35
George Ezra - Budapest
Back in at number 4
Gorgon City ft. Laura Welsh - Here For You
In at number 7
Fuse ODG - Dangerous Love
Up 1 to number 11
5 Seconds of Summer - Don't Stop / She Looks So Perfect
Highest New Entry - In at number 2 / Up 1 to number 32
Demi Lovato - Neon Lights
In at number 15
Ella Henderson - Ghost
Second week at number 1PRESENTER: James Masterton
Football looms large here. Mr Worldwide Pitbull jets in with his two co-vocalists in tow to bring us the official World Cup song, while Three Lions climbs high enough for us to show an original performance from those hopeful days in '96. More surprisingly, the late Rik Mayall's Noble England has entered the top ten, so is played over a thoughtful montage.
But it's Ella Henderson who lifts the trophy this week and makes her Top of the Pops debut. Raleigh Ritchie and Skepta also appear for the first time, and the line-up is completed by a slow burner from Foxes and Zedd.
Tiesto ft. Matthew Koma - Naked
In at number 3
Zedd ft. Foxes - Clarity
Up 11 to number 31
From the Vault: Baddiel & Skinner and the Lightning Seeds - Three Lions
Back in at number 27
Pitbull ft. Jennifer Lopez and Claudia Leitte - We Are One (Ole Ola)
In at number 29
Raleigh Ritchie - Stronger than Ever
High Climber - Up 28 to number 30
Skepta ft. JME - That's Not Me
In at number 21
Rik Mayall - Noble England
In at number 7
Ella Henderson - Ghost
Straight in at number 1PRESENTER: Kimberley Walsh
This week belongs to Ed Sheeran, who crashes in at the top with his acoustic guitar Timberlake impression after a triumphant crowd singalong at R1's Big Weekend. The guitar tide seems to be rising, in fact, as Kasabian and Coldplay are also here to fly the rock flag. We also have another outing for John Legend's sempiternal top ten mainstay, Little Mix bringing the pop, and Derulo wiggling away for a third time, this time with Lethal Bizzle on rapping and "wiggle wiggle wiggle" duty. I'm sure Snoop will make it eventually.
Little Mix - Salute
High Climber - Up 16 to number 24
Kasabian - Eez-Eh
In at number 22
John Legend - All Of Me
Long Runner - Up 1 to number 5 after 18 weeks
Neon Brotherhood - Hope Ain't a Bad Thing
In at number 19
Lethal Bizzle ft. Cherri Voncelle - The Drop
In at number 20
Coldplay - A Sky Full of Stars
Up 1 to number 13
Jason Derulo ft. Lethal Bizzle - Wiggle
Up 10 to number 19
Ed Sheeran - Sing
Straight in at number 1PRESENTER: JB Gill
Another rush of new entries this week, although they are a nicely varied bunch encompassing dance, rock, and moody American cinerama-pop; Lana Del Rey (for it is she) favours us with two songs from her forthcoming CD. Sam Smith drops down the chart with last week's number 1, but previous hit Money On My Mind is still buoyant so he nets a coveted two TOTPs in a row. Friend of the show and human ray of sunshine Ellie Goulding returns once again, with an all-new song. And summer must be coming, because Kevin Lyttle's ten-year-old reggae smash Turn Me On is climbing the lower reaches once more.
Lana Del Rey - West Coast / Once Upon A Dream
In at number 21 / In at number 60
One Direction - You & I
High Climber - Up 24 to number 22
Sam Smith - Money On My Mind
Up 4 to number 26
Klingande - Jubel
In at number 3
Twin Atlantic - Heart & Soul
In at number 17
From the Vault: Kevin Lyttle - Turn Me On
Up 13 to number 61
Ellie Goulding - Beating Heart
In at number 9
SecondCity - I Wanna Feel
Straight in at number 1PRESENTER: Duffy
