Another huge week on the charts, with 17 new entries. Particularly a big pop music week for lovers of divas and huns, with Kylie Minogue and Rachel Stevens facing off with two songs both produced by the geniuses at Xenomania...but any success Kylie has will be followed by tragedy.

Speaking of people who had a tragic few years, Mariah Carey is making her huge comeback this week...but it won't stop her being a huge diva. Elsewhere, Avril Lavigne is flopping, and Lemar is going from strength to strength.

This week's episode of The 2000s Chart Show, the podcast where every week we revisit the 40 biggest-selling songs of this week 20 years ago features the following songs (new entries in bold).

Akon - Locked Up

Avril Lavigne - He Wasn’t 

Arcade Fire - Laika

Basement Jaxx - Oh My Gosh

Beverley Knight - Keep This Fire Burning

Britney Spears - Do Somethin’

Bullet For My Valentine - 4 Words (To Choke Upon)

Cabin Crew - Star to Fall

The Dead 60s - The Last Resort

Do Me Bad Things - What’s Hideous

Elvis Presley - Return to Sender

Elvis Presley - (You’re the) Devil in Disguise

Estelle - Go Gone

The Faders - No Sleep Tonight

50 Cent - Candy Shop

G4 - Bohemian Rhapsody

Green Day - Holiday

Gwen Stefani ft Eve - Rich Girl

Hanson - Lose Without Each Other

Jem - They

Jennifer Lopez - Get Right

Kylie Minogue - Giving You Up

Lemar - Time to Grow

Mariah Carey - It’s Like That

Mario - Let Me Love You

McFly - All About You/You’ve Got a Friend

Michael Bublé - Home

Morrissey - Redondo Beach/There is a Light That Never Goes Out

Natalie Imbruglia - Shiver

Nelly feat. Tim McGraw - Over and Over

Phantom Planet - California

Rachel Stevens - Negotiate with Love

Shapeshifters - Back to Basics

Stereophonics - Dakota

Studio B - I See Girls

Sunset Strippers - Falling Stars

Tony Christie - (Is This Way to) Amarillo

Twista feat. Faith Evans - Hope

Will Smith - Switch

Yeti - Never Lose Your Sense of Wonder

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