ABBA on course for first UK Top 10 singles in 40 years | Drake vs Iron Maiden for Number 1 album

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Tuesday, September 7, 2021

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Official Chart Update #ChartFact Girls Aloud hold the record for the most UK Top 10 hits scored on the Official Singles Chart by a girl group, with 21, ahead of Little Mix (19) and Sugababes (18). Rest in Peace Sarah Harding.

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ABBA heading for first Official UK Top 10 singles in 40 years

The legendary Swedish group last entered the Official Singles Chart Top 10 in December 1981. full story

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