A local charity is set to benefit after the NHS Choir single beat Justin Bieber to the Christmas Number One.
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The Canadian pop star’s “Love Yourself’” was inching ahead in sales but then Bieber offered his own Christmas gift to the NHS Choir.
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Bieber still managed to make a major mark on the charts, however, taking three of its top five spots with Love Yourself in second place, Sorry in third and What Do You Mean in fifth.
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The Lewisham and Greenwich choir said they were “absolutely overwhelmed” that their song, A Bridge Over You, had pipped Bieber’s track, Love Yourself.
Instead, the NHS Choir’s mash-up of Simon and Garfunkel’s Bridge Over Troubled Water and Coldplay’s Fix You emerged as the popular favourite in the run-up to Christmas. Let’s do the right thing & help them win.
Their main intention was to raise as much money as possible for health charities including Carers UK and Mind – and to highlight their healthcare colleagues’ sterling work.
Physiotherapist Caroline Harbord, 50, who is part of the choir, had previously said that securing a number one would help raise morale in the NHS.
They continued: “A massive cheer for the NHS, thank you!”
Meanwhile, Adele’s album 25 remains top of the album chart for the fifth week running.
‘There couldn’t be a more deserving group of winners’.
Nerva said: “We think the NHS needs the Xmas number one more than Justin Bieber”.
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According to the Official Charts Company, sales in the final week before Christmas reached almost 450,000 copies.
