Walford was in mourning last night as the day of Heather’s funeral finally came around, securing Thursday’s biggest audience for BBC One and a 36% audience share.
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Last night’s instalment of The Apprentice (9pm) attracted the biggest audience of the evening for BBC One, grabbing a 29% audience share.
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ABC has announced changes to the way national newspaper circulation data is reported. From April data will include a weekday daily average and a Saturday average by circulation category.
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