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Last night’s prime time schedule was overrun with documentaries across all channels, providing a welcome break from scripted drama and reality programming.
ITV1 reigned supreme all weekend as the unrelenting juggernaut that is BGT came to a successful close. The variety show, Corrie and a repeat helped the channel beat BBC One.
TV audiences seem to be lapping up Britain’s Got Talent while they can, with 8.7 million viewers turning out to see the semi-final.
BT Vision has surpassed the 700,000 mark after it added 28,000 new subscribers in the quarter, up 23% year on year.