Monday night saw Channel 4 launch a brand new week of prime time television with a satirical dig at what’s probably the UK’s easiest current target, with UKIP: The First 100 Days (9pm).
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Despite a little contained disruption from ITV, BBC One led Thursday night’s viewing with a sturdy and dependable line-up of an age-old soap and one of those patronising and mind-numbing consumer shows fronted by Gregg Wallace.
