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"Luke Anderson&amp;#039;s Big Brother triumph was watched by around 1.5 million viewers last night, early overnight data shows. Despite the Channel 5 reality show recovering strongly from its all-time low the day before, last night&amp;#039;s 1.48m (6.6%) is the lowest-rating final in its 12-year history, down 600k on last November&amp;#039;s climax.  Back in June, Big Brother 13 had launched fairly brightly with 2.6m. Celebrity Big Brother launches on Wednesday night. Airing straight after the main show at 10.30pm, Big Brother&amp;#039;s Bit on the Side nabbed 813k (6%), while Frontline Police opened with a decent 1.02m (4.4%) in the 8pm hour. Ruth Rendell&amp;#039;s Thirteen Steps Down, a new ITV drama adaptation, premiered with 4m (17.2%) at 9pm - adding 287k (1.6%) on ITV1 +1. Countrywise interested 3.1m (13.6%) an hour earlier at 8pm (+1: 116k/0.5%). A Mrs Brown&amp;#039;s Boys repeat amused 4.85m (21.3%) on BBC One at 9.30pm, benefiting from a strong EastEnders lead-in. Panorama logged 3.06m (13.2%) at 8pm.  A Dispatches programme on dole cheats pulled in an impressive 1.74m (7.6%) for Channel 4 at 8pm (+1: 299k/1.3%), then Nazi war documentary Escape from Colditz intrigued 1.4m (6.3%) and 168k (1.1%) on timeshift. Over on BBC Two, University Challenge managed 2.25m (9.8%) at 8pm, 1.69m (7.3%) watched Lorraine&amp;#039;s Fast, Fresh and Easy Food, and The Riots: In Their Own Words mustered 943k (4%). Overall, BBC One topped primetime with 22.8%, beating ITV1&amp;#039;s 21.8% (+1: 0.8%). BBC Two claimed third place with 5.6%, ahead of Channel 4&amp;#039;s 5.4% (+1: 0.8%), and Channel 5&amp;#039;s 4.8% (+1: 0.2%). Elsewhere, The Premier League&amp;#039;s Most Amazing Moments was one of the evening&amp;#039;s most-watched multichannel show with 712k (3.2%) for BBC Three between 8.30pm and 10.30pm.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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