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RatingsTop 30 BBC2, Channel 4, Channel 5
Find out the top 30 programmes on BBC2, Channel 4 and Channel 5 from 12-18 March as well as the performance of all the terrestrials across week 11.
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RatingsTop 100 network programmes
Find out who topped the ratings league table for network programming from 12-18 March and browse the top 100.
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RatingsThree’s the magic number
MasterChef triple bill keeps viewers hooked on BBC1 while ITV1’s Scott & Bailey returns with a splash
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RatingsBikers beat business guru
Hairy men overturn sharp young fixer. An unusual sentence to start proceedings I agree, but it’s true as the Hairy Bikers returned to BBC2 and improved on Alex Polizzi’s businessy ways.
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RatingsToasting Welsh Stella
In the week that Wales won the Grand Slam and we lost the brilliant 1970’s Welsh rugby captain Merv ‘The Swerve’ Davies, it seems appropriate to chew over the completed series of Stella; more Welsh than laverbread and daffodils.
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RatingsThe Apprentice misfires
WEDNESDAY: The Apprentice returned with its lowest series debut audience since 2008, but still comfortably beat competition from Midsomer Murders.
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RatingsSky1’s Touch debuts with 757k
TUESDAY: New US drama Touch, starring Kiefer Sutherland, drew nearly four times Sky1’s usual audience on its debut.
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RatingsHit the Road Jack stumbles
TUESDAY: Fresh Meat star Jack Whitehall’s new Channel 4 comedy was beaten by a repeat of Never Mind the Buzzcocks on BBC2, as ITV1’s Falklands doc finished in last place at 9pm.
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RatingsScott & Bailey conquers Empire
MONDAY: ITV1 drama Scott & Bailey lost around half a million viewers but continued to conquer BBC1 factual series Empire.
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RatingsRichard Bacon’s Antisocial Network draws 470k
MONDAY: Richard Bacon’s investigation into internet bullies drew nearly half a million viewers to BBC3.
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RatingsMillionaire scores three-year high
SUNDAY: A celebrity special of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? drew its biggest audience in more than three years.
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RatingsWales's grand slam tackles 5.88m
SATURDAY: Wales clinched a historic grand slam in the Six Nations in front of a peak audience of 5.88m, as the Let’s Dance final wiped the floor with the competition.
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RatingsCelebrity Bank Job locks in 1.08m
FRIDAY: Guest appearances from the likes of Amy Childs and Alex James failed to lift The Bank Job to a notable high.
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RatingsFirst Sky F1 race peaks with 1m
SUNDAY: The first live race on Sky Sports F1 drew a peak of more than a million viewers as Jenson Button claimed the chequered flag in Australia.
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RatingsCelebrity Juice takes 600k dip
THURSDAY: ITV2’s Celebrity Juice has lost 600k viewers since its return last month.
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RatingsSian Williams leaves BBC Breakfast on a high
THURSDAY: Sian Williams’ final appearance on BBC Breakfast helped the show to its biggest audience of the year.
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RatingsMasterChef final peaks at 6.2m
THURSDAY: The MasterChef final scorched the competition with series high of 5.6m, beating the debut of ITV1’s new drama Love Life.
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RatingsSpray tans given boost
ITV1’s Benidorm is being recorded by nearly a million viewers while Geordie Shore, the Walking Dead, Glee and Homeland all recieved a PVR boost.
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RatingsAudience cool on White Heat
The vogue for mining recent history continued this week with BBC2’s drama White Heat beginning in the 60s, as one era officially died and a less certain but more thrilling one began.