Monday night saw the Beeb offer up a double helping of horror as Ripper Street and The Choir: Sing While You Work both went out at 9pm – with Gareth Malone’s man beard out-terrifying anything the period slasher drama had to offer.
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9.5 million viewers tuned in to learn that Lady Mary’s epic bout of suitor-juggling looked set to be dragged out for another series at least, easily securing the 9pm slot with an audience share of 39%.
Sky’s stock market value drops by almost £1.4 billion after news of the deal, which will see BT show all Champions League and Europa League matches each season from 2015, hit the City on Monday.