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"A peak audience of 16.4 million watched Andy Murray&amp;#039;s emotional Wimbledon loss on BBC One yesterday (July 8). Murray was the first British tennis player to reach a Wimbledon final for 74 years, but he was unable to overcome Swiss star Roger Federer on Centre Court.  [Photo Gallery - Celebs at the Wimbledon final]  Following his 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-4 defeat, Murray ended up in tears during a post-match interview with presenter Sue Barker. The final points and interview were viewed by 16.43m (66.8% share) at 6pm. Between 1pm and 6.45pm, the BBC&amp;#039;s entire coverage of the men&amp;#039;s final collected an audience of 11.4 million, a 58.1% share. The figures were the BBC&amp;#039;s highest ratings since last month&amp;#039;s England v Italy Euro 2012 tie, which was seen by 23.2 million. Over on BBC Two, the British Grand Prix, which was won by Red Bull&amp;#039;s Mark Webber, peaked with an audience of 4.18m (28% share) at 1.30pm. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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