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Fender and Dean's "Rein Me In" logged its 19th week at No. 1 in the U.K., ending Frankie Lane's seven-decade record with 1953 hit "I Believe." By Ethan Millman Music Editor Sam Fender and Olivia Dean ...

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The record had previously stood for 73 years. By Thomas Smith Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s “Rein Me In” is now the longest-running No. 1 single in U.K. Chart history. With its 19th week at the summit ...

They've done it! After an intense chart battle, Rein Me In is crowned the longest-running Official Number 1 single in UK Official Chart history, Official Charts can confirm. With an unprecedented 19 ...

Spread the word, North Shields' own Sam Fender is officially a record breaker, with Rein Me In, his duet with Olivia Dean, now the UK's longest ever non-consecutive number 1. And the pair broke a ...

Duetting stars surpass record set in 1953, when crooner Frankie Laine hit the top with I Believe Sam Fender and Olivia Dean have scored the longest running UK No 1 single in history with Rein Me In, ...

Sam Fender has made history by securing the longest Number One single ever. His smash-hit Rein Me In, featuring Olivia Dean, has topped the charts for 19 weeks, breaking a record set in 1953. It's ...

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Bhubaneswar: Fresh errors have surfaced in a Class I textbook in Odisha, adding to the controversy over mistakes in newly introduced school books. The latest issue has been found in 'Jhulana-1', a ...