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RatingsSurvival of the Fittest scores with youth viewers
SUNDAY: ITV2’s latest reality show grabs 19% share of 16-24s, while McMafia recovers for its finale
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RatingsBritannia falls short for Sky
Third episode of Sky Atlantic’s home-grown series drew just 37,000
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RatingsGirlfriends knocked by Silent Witness
WEDNESDAY: Kay Mellor’s ITV drama ended on a low against BBC1’s re-scheduled drama series
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RatingsWhat Would Your Kid Do? opens with 3.3m
TUESDAY: ITV beat C4 in the battle of the child behaviour shows, while BBC2’s Ikea doc assembled a decent audience
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RatingsBulger doc brings 2.1m to C4
MONDAY: October Films delivered biggest single doc in channel’s slot in more than four years, while The X Files spluttered on its return to C5
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RatingsEndeavour returns with 5.2m
SUNDAY: Mammoth Screen drama no match for Vera in face-off with Call the Midwife
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RatingsRequiem spirits away 3.4m
WEEKEND: BBC1 supernatural thriller got off to a solid start in a new Friday 9pm drama slot – as All Together Now gained ground
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RatingsDeath Row derailed by Death in Paradise
THURSDAY: Trevor McDonald’s return to Indiana State Prison fails to light up the ratings
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RatingsBBC trumps ITV’s big interview
Piers Morgan special loses to BBC News, while Take Me Out sees off newcomer All Together Now
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RatingsThe Truth about Getting Fit speeds ahead with 4m
WEDNESDAY: Michael Mosley-fronted show scores the second-best performance in the science strand
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RatingsRoast Battle turns up heat
Comedy Central format was the channel’s best-ever rating for a UK commission.
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RatingsBritain’s Favourite Walks strolls off with 2.3m
TUESDAY: ITV’s feature-length hiking special was unable to match its recent canine countdown
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RatingsWinterwatch slips by 1m in new slot
MONDAY: BBC2’s nature format returned at 9pm with 1m fewer viewers than 2017’s opener.
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RatingsAll Together Now opens with 3.6m
WEEKEND: BBC1 singing format outperforms Wedding Day Winners
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RatingsTrump/Morgan attracts 3m to ITV
SUNDAY: Piers Morgan’s interview with the US president could not topple BBC News