Calvin Harris's latest single has shot straight in to the top of the charts.
The Scots DJ notched his fifth number one as a lead artist and seventh in total with Blame featuring John Newman at the summit this weekend.
Harris previously topped the charts with I'm Not Alone (2009), Sweet Nothing (2012), Under Control (2013) and Summer (2014), while he also featured on Dizzee Rascal's Dance Wiv Me (2008) and Rihanna's We Found Love (2011).
Just over 13 per cent of Blame's combined chart sales figure comes from audio streaming from services such as Spotify, Deezer and O2 tracks, the Official Charts Company said.
Last week's number one Lilly Wood & Robin Schulz's Prayer In C slipped to number two, but the single was the most streamed track of the week, with nearly 1.4 million audio streams.
Magic!'s Rude (number nine) and Sam Smith's Stay With Me (15) have also hit the million mark this week with 1.1 million and one million streams respectively.
Meanwhile, Smith's I'm Not The Only One is at number three, followed by Taylor Swift's Shake It Off, which spends a fourth consecutive week in the Top 10 at four.
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