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Arthur & George pulls in 5.5m
MONDAY: ITV period drama Arthur & George comfortably won the 9pm slot while Channel 4’s NHS documentary series failed to hit the 1m mark for a second week.
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Casual Vacancy bows out with 5.3m
SUNDAY: The Casual Vacancy and The Auction House bowed out with series lows as Indian Summers dipped below 2m viewers.
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The Voice recovers from series low
SATURDAY: The Voice picked up from last week’s series low while ITV’s first live boxing match in five years drew a peak of 1.9m.
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Bear Grylls builds audience for ITV
FRIDAY: Bear Grylls: Mission Survive grew its audience for ITV, but could still not hold off competition from Gogglebox.
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Top 15 consolidated shows: 9 - 15 Feb 2015 Video
Indian Summers rose to 5.3 million/19%, becoming C4’s best-performing drama for 20 years.
Top 100 network programmes: 16 - 22 Feb 2015 Video
Live episodes top the table, while ITV welcomes return of Ant & Dec to Saturday nights
Top 30 shows (BBC2, C4, C5): 16 - 22 Feb 2015 Video
When they come to write the history of early 21st Century Britain, they could do worse than start with this week’s schedule
Top 30 multichannel programmes: 16 - 22 Feb 2015 Video
BBC3’s extension of BBC1’s East-Enders: Backstage Live at 9pm on Friday achieved 2.2 million/ 10%
Top 50 Non-PSB shows: 16 - 22 Feb 2015 Video
The fourth episode of Sky Atlantic’s Fortitude ticked up to 503,000/2% on Thursday at 9pm
ITV suffers 26% Saturday night share drop
ITV’s share of Saturday night peak-time audiences fell by 26% year-on-year in January, with weekend primetime as a whole down 22%.
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