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BBC One’s three-part drama Five Daughters secured the all-important 9pm to 10pm top spot last night with a high of 5.3 million viewers.

BSkyB is set to axe red-button advertising on all Sky channels and third parties such as MTV at the end of June.

Virgin Media is launching an online movies service, with launch titles including Fantastic Mr Fox and District 9.

New research from Starcom MediaVest Group around the election debates shows that Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg is enjoying the most positive share of voice online, but David Cameron benefited most from last night’s debate.

ITV is launching a new teleshopping programme on ITV called The Zone.

The second election debate on Sky News last night pulled in an average of 2.1 million viewers, an 8.7% share of the entire television audience.

Raymond Snoddy says that the arrivals of Archie Norman and Adam Crozier have been marked by an auspicious turn in ITV’s fortunes …

Last night’s big ratings winner in the 9pm slot was Joanna Lumley’s Nile, with the laid back sight-seeing show coming out on top again on its second outing.

An average of 10.6 million viewers (a 44% share) tuned in to the return of Britain’s Got Talent to ITV1 on Saturday night.

The First Election Debate on ITV1 last night had a peak audience of 9.9 million viewers – a 38.6% share of the total TV audience.