NOW 90s00s Wednesday

60 minutes of back to back number 1s from 1993 - featuring the debut number 1s from Shaggy & Take That, plus the return of Meat Loaf! With Mr Charts himself - Mark Goodier

A 2 hour run through, in order, of top 3 hits from the 90s - all with that rock n roll swagger! Expect plenty of U2, Def Leppard, Meat Loaf & Brit Pop!

Non-stop 90s rock & power ballads! From Bon Jovi & Blur to Def Leppard, Queen & REM

Bruno Brookes with the biggest UK rock tracks of the 90s. Expect a decent slice of Stereophonics, Bon Jovi, Nirvana & RHCP. But you might be surprised at the No.1!

The standout chart music that defined the decade - from indie rock, singer-songwriters & girl bands to dance, R&B and the early emergence of UK garage & grime.

Who better to host a countdown of 90s boybands than the man who was there himself? Five's Abz picks his top 25, & also spills the beans on how he crashed Simon Cowell's Ferrari

Every track a smash hit, every video a UK chart number one. What more could you possibly need in life!

All famous, sing-a-long hit songs but who the hell sang them? We guarantee you won't know most of these artists by name but you'll love their songs!

30 massive solo hits from artists who broke up acrimoniously, to those who took a solo stint before returning to the warm bosom of their bands!

The standout chart music that defined the decade - from Britpop, Boybands & R&B to the birth of electronic dance beats!

Oklahoma boys Isaac, Taylor & Zac choose 20 of their 90s favourites. Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston & Take That are all present - but standby for a few other surprises

Kick back and relax with some mellow moments. Chilled to perfection.

Every track a smash hit, every video a UK chart number one. What more could you possibly need in life!

Every track a smash hit, every video a UK chart number one. What more could you possibly need in life!

60 minutes of back to back number 1s from 1992 - with Deeply Dippy & Sleeping Satellite, plus the Erasure boys dressed as the Abba girls! With Mr Charts himself - Mark Goodier