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BBC One’s long-running favourite proved there is plenty of life in the wrong ‘un yet.

174,000 tuned in to see the preppy young YouTubers attempting to convince viewers they were anything but irritating marketing droids.

For the second night in a row a cheesy murder drama ruled over the prime time airwaves, with the latest instalment of BBC One’s Death In Paradise (9pm) seducing viewers with its beautiful scenery and super-easy-to-follow plot.

Last night’s venture unwillingly displayed the very first chink in the Bake Off’s seemingly impenetrable armour.

Last night brought an end to the first (and possibly) last series of ITV’s latest real-life tear fest, Saved.

As usual, Monday night saw BBC One and ITV’s variety of shouty tales from soap land take the day’s top four places.

The latest episode of the birthing drama once again took the weekend’s top spot.

In fairness, it was hardly a laugh-a-minute visit to Walford either.

There was little circulation change to daily, Sunday and free titles during December.

Channel 4’s schedule was taken over by Twitterati-baiting docs.