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As usual, Friday night was all about the soaps with Coronation Street offering viewers a double bill and EastEnders getting into the weekend party mood. The first episode of Coronation Street (ITV1, 7:30pm) managed 7.7 million as the salon situation escalated and David Platt stepped up his legal game, securing a 38% audience share.
Coronation Street pulled in the highest number of viewers on Thursday night, winning a 34% audience share for ITV1.
The second episode of the new series of The Apprentice (9pm) secured BBC One the biggest audience of Wednesday night, netting a 27% audience share.
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Xbox Live members are now spending more time watching TV, music and films on the Live platform than playing multiplayer games.