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RatingsFirst live British Soap Awards entertains 4.2m
WEEKEND: ITV’s decision to air the event live saw it grow its audience by 25% as C4’s rugby debut stumbles
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RatingsBGT equals Royal Wedding coverage
SUNDAY: ITV talent show final becomes the joint-biggest show of 2018 as BBC4’s Jeremy Thorpe doc pulled in a five-year high
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RatingsITV double slays competition
THURSDAY: Broadcaster maintains mid-week dominance with twin-pronged attack of Britain’s Got Talent and Coronation Street
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RatingsSlim pickings for BBC diet doc
WEDNESDAY: BBC1’s Big Crash Diet Experiment struggles with half its slot average, while John Sergeant’s history lesson delivers 1.4m to C5
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RatingsBBC2's grammar school doc educates 1.1m
TUESDAY: Amos Pictures’ fixed-rig look at a controversial British institution fall short of slot average - as does C4’s doc double
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RatingsChampions League scores record audience for BT
SATURDAY: Real Madrid’s crushing of Liverpool delivers 2.8m - almost 1m ahead of last year’s final
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RatingsTaylor Swift elevates BBC1
SUNDAY: Taylor Swift gives BBC1 a good rep, while ITV’s Little Big Shots comes up short
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RatingsCar Share bows out with 6.1m
MONDAY: Final episode of Peter Kay comedy scores second-highest overnight, while Springwatch returns with 2m
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RatingsM&S doc rings up 1.2m for C5
THURSDAY: Channel 5’s timely Marks and Spencer film performed tidily as Alex Horne introduced his Horne section to 175k on Dave
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RatingsITV wins three-way medical battle
WEDNESDAY: Viewers opted for channel’s second night on the ward
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RatingsBliss for BBC1 as Harry weds Meghan
No surprises as royal wedding and FA Cup dominate, while Sunday brings a fresh crop of drama
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RatingsA&E Live examined by 2.9m
TUESDAY: ITV’s live event from Leeds General Infirmary lost out to BBC1’s The Split
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Ratings24 Hours in Police Custody scores record high
MONDAY: Series seven of C4 fixed-rig series attracts 2.6m for its feature-length opener
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RatingsA Very English Scandal grips 4.6m
SUNDAY: Russell T Davies’ BBC1 drama and Channel 4’s The Handmaid’s Tale both pull in upmarket viewers