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"Long Lost Family&amp;#039;s second series ended with 4.5m viewers last night (June 1), the latest overnight data has shown. Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell&amp;#039;s reunion show grabbed 4.22m (19.7%) in the 9pm hour, adding 229k on ITV1 +1. With Crimewatch only able to muster 3.41m (15.9%) for BBC One, Long Lost Family has now won its slot on all seven Thursdays it aired, never once dipping below 4m. Meanwhile, new Griff Rhys Jones factual vehicle Britain&amp;#039;s Lost Routes drew 2.74m (12.6%) for BBC One in the 8pm hour, predictably losing out to ITV&amp;#039;s soap zone. Springwatch interested 2.04m (9.3%) on BBC Two at 8pm, then 1.45m (6.8%) stayed around for Springwatch Unsprung, and The Meat Market: Inside Smithfield had 1.43m (7.1%) from 9.30pm. Married to the Moonies made its Channel 4 debut with 1.3m (6.1%) at 9pm (+1: 288k), prior to which Phil Spencer: Secret Agent logged 1.18m (5.4%) at 8pm (+1: 152k), and 24 Hours in A&amp;amp;E managed 1.06m (6.2%) at 10pm (+1: 252k). World&amp;#039;s Scariest Animal Attacks (780k/3.6%) and Cowboy Builders (719k/3.4%) were screened on Channel 5 to fairly modest audiences. Overall, ITV1 led primetime with 21.9% (+1: 0.8%), beating BBC One&amp;#039;s 18.4%. BBC Two claimed third place with 7.1%, ahead of Channel 4&amp;#039;s 5.3% (+1: 1%), and Channel 5&amp;#039;s 3.5% (+1: 0.3%). The Big Bang Theory continued to dominate the multichannels with 1.02m (4.9%) at 8pm and 383k (1.8%) on E4 +1, while Russell Howard&amp;#039;s Good News entertained 793k (3.7%) at 9pm, and was the most-watched programme on TV at 1am with 415k (13.1%) for a repeat of the clip show.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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