Last night soap fans were treated to yet another ruthless and brutal pre-watershed murder in what surely must be the Dales’ most hazardous village. Yes, that’s right – Cameron, Emmerdale’s most prolific mentalist yet, was at it again.
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Last night’s telly fun saw the return of an old favourite as the original ‘let’s make celebrities cry’ programme and guaranteed ratings draw, Who Do You Think You Are? (BBC One, 9pm) came back for a tenth series.
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Although it was a bit of a limp night all round, the last thing EastEnders needed was a face-off with Emmerdale.
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Commercial terrestrial television channels saw an overall decline in yearly revenues in June, with total terrestrial down -8.7%.
Sky Sports will show all 24 teams and almost 24 hours of exclusive live European rugby union coverage in one weekend during the first round of the Heineken Cup.
The ‘TV Channel and Network App Users’ research found that 14% of smartphone/tablet users surveyed in 1Q 2013 had recently used a TV-content app, with three quarters satisfied with the experience.