Lottery drama The Syndicate pulled in the biggest audience in last night’s 9pm slot, scoring a 22% audience share for BBC One.
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On ITV1 the Titanic witnessed a devastating loss; in the three weeks since its debut, the programme has lost 3.7 million brave souls.
The Apprentice earned the highest amount of viewers on Wednesday night, scoring a 26% audience share for BBC One at 9pm.
Raymond Snoddy on Jeremy Hunt’s Green Paper: Sensible doesn’t add up to headlines. He may be condemned for not being radical or visionary enough. That’s what you have to watch out for – something dodgy and dangerous thrown in at the last minute to gain political attention…
It was Denise’s time to shine in The Syndicate last night, when our unlucky-in-life protagonist realised that money can’t buy you happiness, or even a decent make-over.
The Guardian’s Three Little Pigs ad – its first major brand campaign for more than 20 years – has won the January/February Thinkboxes.