For the second week in a row BBC One’s Wednesday night draw, the uncomfortable but popular cringe-fest that is The Apprentice (9pm), was knocked off its perch as ITV’s jungle hijinks proved too powerful a draw for some viewers.
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From 24 November, viewers will be able to use their Android mobile device or Chrome browser on their computer to cast Channel 4 content directly to their TV using the Chromecast dongle.