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RatingsCBB final falls to C5 low
Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby won Celebrity Big Brother in front of the show’s lowest finale audience ever for Channel 5 on Friday.
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RatingsStepping Out outpoints I Love My Country
ITV’s dancing contest Stepping Out just edged out a series high performance from I Love My Country on Saturday - as The X Factor recovered from last week’s series low.
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RatingsEducating Yorkshire cuts down Peaky Blinders
Educating Yorkshire registered the biggest audience in the Thursday 9pm slot – beating the opening of BBC2’s gangster drama Peaking Blinders.
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RatingsThe Wipers Times enlists 2m
Ian Hislop’s World War I drama The Wipers Times and the launch of Harvest 2013 provided rich pickings for BBC2 on Wednesday night.
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RatingsTop Boy pushes 1m to C4
The second series of Top Boy bowed out with its lowest ever performance on Tuesday - as England’s World Cup qualifying game against Ukraine peaked with more than 8m.
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RatingsC4's Blackout lights up 1.8m homes
Blackout, Channel 4’s high-concept drama about a nationwide power cut, plugged in an audience of 1.8m on Monday night.
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RatingsVera continues with 5m
Vera remained top dog on Sunday night - as The X Factor rallied from its defeat to Strictly Come Dancing the previous evening.
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RatingsStrictly opener beats The X Factor
Strictly Come Dancing launched with nearly 8.5m viewers on Saturday - outmanoeuvring rival ITV entertainment show The X Factor.
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RatingsEngland match nets 6.8m
England’s victory over footballing minnows Moldova in the World Cup qualifying game peaked with 6.8m viewers on Friday – easily the evening’s most-watched programme.
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RatingsMore than 3m turn up for Educating Yorkshire
Educating Yorkshire became the fourth most viewed show this year on Channel 4, opening its doors with an audience of over 3m on Thursday.
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RatingsWhitechapel stumbles to record low
ITV’s crime drama Whitechapel returned with its lowest audience on record, but it had enough to lock up the competition on Wednesday.
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RatingsBake Off rises to series high
A series high for the Great British Bake Off continued to prove a trifling matter for BBC2’s rivals on Tuesday – as Jack Whitehall’s Bad Education returned with a strong audience of over 830,000.
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RatingsDoc Martin treats lowest debut audience
The return of Doc Martin to ITV trounced all-comers in the 9pm slot - despite recording its lowest ever series opener on Monday.
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RatingsWhat Remains loses 800k viewers
BBC1’s David Threlfall drama What Remains lost nearly 800k viewers as ITV’s Vera benefited from a boost from The X Factor on Sunday.
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RatingsThe X Factor back on song
The X Factor was back on song after returning to ITV with an audience of 9.2m on Saturday.
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RatingsGypsy Wedding sinks to record low
Big Fat Gypsy Weddings fell to its worst-ever performance on Friday night, 1m viewers below its previous low.
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RatingsChickens scares off one third of audience
Sky 1’s Inbetweeners-style comedy Chickens lost more than a third of its audience on Thursday – as Tom Hardy failed to pin down a sizeable audience for ITV.
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RatingsCBB, Nurses and prisoners lift C5
Channel 5 enjoyed a strong night on Wednesday as Nurses, Celebrity Big Brother and Wentworth Prison all put in above-average performances.
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RatingsMen opt for Bake Off over football
More men watched The Great British Bake Off on Tuesday than tuned into Arsenal’s Champions League qualifier on ITV.
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RatingsBig School expels 600k viewers
David Walliams’ BBC1 comedy Big School won the Friday night ratings battle despite losing nearly 15% of its audience from last week’s opener.