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\n\tNoah Kahan<\/a>\u00a0extends his winning season in the U.K., as the American artist logs a fourth consecutive week at No. 1, and nabs the top debut. <\/p>\n \n\tThe Vermont singer and songwriter\u2019s \u201cStick Season\u201d (via Republic Records) enters a full month atop of the Official U.K. Singles Chart<\/a>, raking-in a market-leading 8.7 million streams, the OCC reports. <\/p>\n \n\tKahan sticks another top 10, his second, as \u201cHomesick\u201d (Polydor\/Republic Records) featuring Sam Fender<\/a> debuts at No. 5. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cHomesick\u201d is also Fender\u2019s second U.K. top 10 hit, following \u201cSeventeen Going Under,\u201d which this week vaults back into the top 40 following the release of the new collaboration. \u201cSeventeen Going Under\u201d returns at No. 32, having peaked at No. 3 in 2022. <\/p>\n \n\tMeanwhile, the parent to \u201cStick Season\u201d and \u201cHomesick,\u201d Stick Season,<\/em> lifts 4-2 for a new high<\/a> on the Official U.K. Albums Chart.<\/p>\n \n\tSaltburn<\/em> continues to light a flame under Sophie Ellis-Bextor<\/a>\u2019s 2001 hit \u201cMurder on the Dancefloor\u201d (Polydor). The British pop singer\u2019s disco number lifts 3-2, its peak position from 23 years ago. Emerald Fennell\u2019s dark drama is in the hunt for five BAFTAs, including best British film. <\/p>\n \n\tAnother British pop nugget from the noughts is riding high on the U.K. chart, thanks to a sync to the silver screen. Natasha Bedingfield<\/a>\u2019s international breakthrough \u201cUnwritten\u201d (Phonogenic) improves 18-13. Originally released in 2004, \u201cUnwritten\u201d catches flight after its inclusion in the romcom \u201cAnyone But You.\u201d <\/p>\n \n\tMeanwhile, Benson Boone<\/a>, the U.S.-born singer, multi-instrumentalist and TikTok star, who was named as MTV\u2019s Global PUSH Artist for October 2023, is on target for his first U.K. top 20 appearance with \u201cBeautiful Things\u201d (Warner Records). It\u2019s new at No. 18. <\/p>\n \n\tEnglish singer\u00a0Becky Hill<\/a> and Australian producer Sonny Fodera<\/a>\u00a0enter the top tier with \u201cNever Be Alone\u201d (Polydor), new at No. 34. It becomes Becky\u2019s 19th top 40, a tally that includes a No. 1 with Oliver Heldens on 2014\u2019s \u201cGecko (Overdrive)\u201d; and Fodera\u2019s second overall. <\/p>\n \n\tU.S. viral artist David Kushner<\/a> scores a second U.K. top 40 appearance with \u201cSkin and Bones\u201d (Miserable Music), new at No. 36. It\u2019s the followup to \u201cDaylight,\u201d which last year climbed the ladder to No. 2. <\/p>\n \n\tFinally, Norwegian EDM star Kygo<\/a> and \u201cSweet But Psycho\u201d singer Ava Max<\/a> bag a top 40 on debut with \u201cWhatever\u201d (Columbia\/Kygo). \u201cWhatever,\u201d which lifts its chorus from Shakira\u2019s English-language breakout single \u201cWherever, Whenever\u201d from 2001, is new at No. 39. It\u2019s Kygo\u2019s 10th and Ava\u2019s sixth U.K. top 40. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n