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"Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent was comfortably the most-watched show in primetime last night (May 5), attracting over 10 million viewers with +1 figures included, overnight data reveals. The Simon Cowell reality contest&amp;#039;s final auditions show of the series - featuring synchronised swimming group Aquabatique - grabbed 9.82m (38.9%) at the later time of 8.45pm, peaking with 11m and adding a further 321k on ITV1 +1. Britain&amp;#039;s Got More Talent aired immediately afterwards on ITV2, picking up 1.08m (6%) at 10.15pm. Meanwhile, The Voice UK anchored BBC One&amp;#039;s night with 8.16m (35.6%) between 7.10pm and 8.45pm, losing momentum over its ITV rival but still performing strongly. Pointless Celebrities (2.42m/12%) and My Family (2.23m/10.2%) were screened before The Voice to low audiences, while In It To Win It (4.41m/18%) and Casualty (4.04m/16.9%) aired later on. ITV1&amp;#039;s FA Cup final coverage scored an average of 5.42m (31.9%) from 3.15pm, peaking with 11.5m as the match drew to a close. The Cube then took 3.46m (15.1%). A BBC Two tribute to snooker legend Ray Reardon pocketed 1.08m (4.5%) from 8pm, then I Love 1977 had 1.49m (6.3%). Channel 4&amp;#039;s showing of Mission Impossible entertained 1.01m (4.3%) on Channel 4 (+1: 159k), while CSI: NY was Channel 5&amp;#039;s best-rated programme with 1.28m (7.3%). Overall, ITV1 topped primetime with 27%, overtaking BBC One which had 24.2%. BBC Two claimed third place with 5.7%, ahead of Channel 4&amp;#039;s 4.2% (+1: 0.6%) and Channel 5&amp;#039;s 3.8% (+1: 0.2%). BBC Four&amp;#039;s foreign drama The Bridge climbed to 848k (3.4%) and 672k (3.3%) for its double bill.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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