NOW 90s00s Thursday

Radio 1 legend Bruno Brookes returns with a countdown of the 40 biggest singles of the decade. Including 37 UK number 1s & big million-selling hits from Britney, Cher & Elton John

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

60 minutes of back to back number 1s from 2004 - from Britney to Bedingfield to Band Aid 20! With Mr Charts himself - Mark Goodier.

Steve Penk with 2 hours of 90s songs that came from nowhere, but left a lasting mark! From Vanilla Ice & Right Said Fred to Scatman John & The Mike Flowers Pops!

60 minutes of back to back number 1s from 1997 - featuring Tinky Winky, Gwen Stefani, White Town & Po. Mark Goodier says Eh Oh

From Achy Breaky Heart to Amazed via lots of Shania Twain! These are the big crossover country hits of the 1990s

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

Danger! High Voltage! Prepare to go Bonkers with 30 of the silliest songs of the decade, including Cha Cha Slide, The Ketchup Song & My Humps. Warning: contains the Crazy Frog!

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

Prepare to be amazed because all 25 of these biggies from Robbie, Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys, Steps, Oasis, Shaggy, George Michael & others only spent only 7 days at the top

Songs you may have forgotten from artists you'll certainly know!

Broom Cupboard legend & Heart Radio club maestro Toby Antis presents his 40 school disco favourites from the 00s!

Dust off your flip phones and get ready to dance the day away with the ultimate collection of hits that'll transport you back to those unforgettable millenium parties!

All day long we are back in 1991! From chart-toppers to forgotten favourites, movie soundtracks to the headlines that made the year!

60 minutes of back to back runners up from 1991 - from Seal & Nomad to 2 Unlimited & Diana Ross! With Mr Charts himself - Mark Goodier.