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Rage Against The Machine’s ‘Killing In The Name Of’ has been confirmed as the UK’s favourite Christmas Number One of all time.Organised in partnership with Nine Eight Books, the poll was launched to celebrate the 70th Christmas chart battle and The Official Christmas No.1 Singles Book. The book is a guide to 70 years of Christmas Number Ones, with a double-page spread dedicated to every song.After three weeks of voting, the final came down to Spice Girls’ 1996 hit ‘2 Become 1’ and Rage’s anthem

They’ve only gone and done it. Rage Against The Machine are Christmas number one again.

After three weeks of fierce competition, 41,000 votes counted and fanbases pitted against one another, the UK has voted Rage Against The Machine's Killing In The Name the UK’s Favourite Christmas Number 1 of all time.

The Official Charts, in partnership with Nine Eight Books, is launching a campaign to find out the UK’s favourite Official Christmas Number 1 single of all time.

With the 70th Christmas Number 1 about to be unveiled this year, Official Charts join forces with Nine Eight Books to bring you the first-ever official guide to every Christmas Number 1 single in history - and an affectionate look at a national obsession.

With the 70th Christmas Number 1 about to be unveiled this year, Official Charts join forces with Nine Eight Books to bring you the first-ever official guide to every Christmas Number 1 single in history - and an affectionate look at a national obsession.

With the 70th Christmas Number 1 about to be unveiled in 2021, meet the first-ever official guide to every Christmas Number 1 between 1952 and 2020 - and an affectionate look at a national obsession.

Nadine Shah has signed a book deal with Nine Eight Books, the new music-focused imprint  of publisher Bonnier Books UK.Nine Eight Books will release “memoirs, social histories, genre explorations and first person oral narratives”, and as Music Week reports, two titles in its pipeline are a non-fiction book by Shah and a memoir by Lush’s Miki Berenyi.Shah’s book will reflect on grief, fame and human behaviour in “hilarious but heartwrenching fashion”, according to Nine Eight Books.