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Henman brings hope and ratings
The big summer of sport is continuing to attract viewers with Tim Henman's Wimbledon fourth round match gaining the highest audience of the tournament so far.
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RatingsWife Swap returns with 5.3m
Channel 4's Wife Swap showed no signs of suffering from viewer apathy as the show returned yesterday with an average of 5.3 million (23.1%) in what was a strong night for the broadcaster.
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Ratings11.5m see Henman victory
BBC1's entire live coverage of Tim Henman's tense match against Mark Philippoussis reached a peak of 11.5 million (50.4%) at 20.25.
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RatingsEngland defeat draws 24.7m to BBC
24.7 million (84.4%) watched England's Euro 2004 dreams shattered last night as they lost to Portugal in a nail biting penalty shoot out.
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England score best ratings yet
England's final group match against Croatia in Euro 2004 gained the highest audience of the tournament so far with just over 18 million viewers.
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RatingsReality check for ?Evil' BB
Ofcom is fast-tracking an investigation into viewer concerns over Big Brother after receiving 215 complaints about last week's outburst of violence.
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Ratings3.5m see Henman struggle
Tim Henman's first round Wimbledon game against Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo drew daytime viewers to BBC1 as the match peaked at 3.5 million (40.8%) at 16.05.
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RatingsBBC1 dominates weekend football with 8.7m
BBC1's coverage of the latest Euro 2004 matches brought over 8 million to the corporation on Saturday and Sunday night.
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RatingsBig Brother cancels eviction
Channel 4's coverage of the violent goings-on in Big Brother was an inevitable attraction for viewers with a peak of 7.3 million (45%) at 22.55, but has decided to cancel tonight's scheduled eviction.
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RatingsEngland victory watched by 17m
England's 3-0 win against the Swiss reached a peak of 17 million last night (17 June).
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RatingsBig Brother hits 6.3m
Channel 4's reality show Big Brother got its second highest audience of the fifth series so far with an average of 6.3 million (31.9%) as friction within the house stepped up a gear with contestants Michelle and Emma returning from the 'bedsit'.
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ITV1 can't miss with England game
England's first match in the Euro 2004 football tournament was a ratings blockbuster for ITV1 despite the national side losing 2-1 in extra time to France.
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UK networks down
BBC1 and ITV1 have suffered the largest drop in share of any public service broadcasters in Europe over the past decade. A report commissioned by Italy's Rai Marketing Direction, which looked at broadcasting in the UK, Germany, France and Spain, found that among state broadcasters BBC1's share had slumped the ...
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ITV1 ratings slide to its worst ever
ITV1 may have attracted a mammoth 20 million viewers for its coverage of England v France on Sunday night but its Saturday schedule delivered its worst ever ratings performance - a share of just 16.1%.
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Ratings7.9m see latest action from Euro 2004
BBC1's live coverage of the Euro 2004 match between Germany and Holland managed to average 7.9 million (36.9%), impacting on ITV1's own peaktime line-up.
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Ratings5.7m see Sweden's victory
The continuing Euro 2004 tournament saw an inevitable decline in its fortunes with viewers after England's initial defeat but 5.7 million (28%) saw Sweden's comprehensive victory over Bulgaria last night.
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RatingsEngland game scores for ITV1
The start of England's campaign in the Euro 2004 football tournament reached a peak of 20.7 million (73%) at 21.30 making it one of the most watched games in recent history.
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RatingsEastenders Wedding rings alarm bells for BBC
Sonia and Martin's big day only brought 9.6 million (53.5%) to BBC1 at 19.30 last night (10 June).
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RatingsBorn Too Soon brings 3m to C4
A controversial documentary on premature births, Born Too Soon , pulled in 3 million (14.2%) and helped to boost C4's peaktime ratings at 21.00.
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RatingsBollywood Star dazzles 1.2m
The latest search-for-a-star show Bollywood Star launched on Channel 4 last night with 1.2 million (5.1%).