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Little Britain is big hit for BBC3
Little Britain returned to screens this week, bringing BBC3 its largest ever audience.
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RatingsLittle Britain brings record viewers to BBC3
Little Britain gave BBC3 its largest ever audience yesterday as the new series peaked with an audience of 2 million.
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RatingsHex spellbinds 868,000
Sky One's feature-length opening episode of its drama Hex managed to average 868,000 (5.9%) in face of strong opposition from the main terrestrial channels.
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RatingsSex Traffic draws 3m
Channel 4's new hard-hitting drama Sex Traffic proved to be a hit with the viewers as it peaked with 3 million (13.4%) at the start.
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RatingsRichard & Judy regains edge over ITV1
The 5pm battleground heated up even further yesterday as Channel 4's Richard & Judy regained the edge over ITV1's The Paul O'Grady Show with an average 1.75 million (12.84%).
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Sky One scores with The Match
The final of Sky One's The Match Live gave the broadcaster its second best peak audience ever and its highest rated show of the year so far.
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Paul O'Grady off to strong start on ITV1
ITV1's new 5pm to 6pm daytime series The Paul O'Grady Show has got off to a strong start, beating Richard & Judy on Channel 4 in its first two episodes.
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Ratings5.8m ponder Who Do You Think You Are?
BBC2's Who Do You Think You Are? got off to a flying start with a peak of 5.8 million (24.8%).
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RatingsTrial and Retribution returns with 6.9m
ITV1's latest Trial and Retribution drama had the edge over BBC1's new series of Spooks with 6.9 million (30.5%).
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RatingsThe Match scores for Sky One
Sky One's The Match boosted the channel's peaktime share by helping it achieve its second highest all day ratings in four years with 7.4%.
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RatingsDoc Martin signs off with 8.7m
Between 9pm-10pm, the Martin Clunes vehicle averaged a 39% share, slamming BBC1's documentary Cry Wolf.
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RatingsSteel River Blues gains weight
ITV1's Steel River Blues added another 600,000 last night but still lost its slot to BBC1.
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Ant and Dec take away 8 million
Both major channels aired new shows over the weekend in a bid to win the ratings battle, with Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway and Rosemary and Thyme returning to ITV1 and Himalaya with Michael ...
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RatingsA Thing Called Love suffers
The second part of BBC1's A Thing Called Love lost nearly 2 million viewers last night, pulling in just 3.7 million (17.2%).
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RatingsFrances Tuesday Tops Monday
ITV1 boosted its peak-time figures last night with Tamzin Outhwaite's new drama Frances Tuesday, which averaged 8.5 million (36.6% share) between 9pm and 10.30pm.
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RatingsSaturday Night Takeaway off to a good start
Ant and Dec's new series of Saturday Night Takeaway on Saturday night had a good start with 8 million (38.9%) from 7.05pm-8.15pm.
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RatingsFive's Farm adds weight
Five's The Farm added 200,000 viewers last night with 1.4 million (8%) tuning in between 10pm-11.05pm.
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RatingsBritish Isles draws 6.3m
BBC1's new natural history show rivalled ITV1's celebrity awards with a solid 6.3 million (26.9%).
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Life's tough down on Five's Farm
Five reality show The Farm was left struggling on its launch night as the film Gladiator on Channel 4 outperformed both BBC1 and ITV1 this week.
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RatingsA Thing Called Love seduces 5.2m
BBC1's new drama A Thing Called Love kicked-off with 5.2 million (23.9%) in the face of live football action.