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"The Eurovision Song Contest scored 7.7m (35.3%) for BBC One on Saturday, overnight data suggests. The annual show, which saw the UK&amp;#039;s entrant Bonnie Tyler finish 19th, was up 230k on last year, peaking at 9.22m. It aired between 8pm and 11.30pm.   However, Britain&amp;#039;s Got Talent maintained its lead on the Saturday night ratings, pulling in 8.8m (38.1%) from 7.30pm on ITV - down 1.74m on last week. It peaked at 9.31m, while a further 455k (1.9%) caught the programme on ITV+1.  Later on ITV, gameshow The Cube had 3.2m (13.8%) at 8.45pm and The Jonathan Ross Show took 1.7m (8.1%) an hour later. Earlier, Doctor Who finale &amp;#039;The Name of the Doctor&amp;#039; appealed to 5.46m (25.9%) viewers from 7pm, up 720k on last week.  BBC Two aired Sincerely, F Scott Fitzgerald: A Culture Show Special at 8.30pm, picking up 540k (2.3%). Flog It! gave the channel its best ratings of the day, scoring 1.62m (7.6%) at 7pm. Channel 4 showed movies Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps from 7.15pm, attracting 690k (3%) and 870k (4.1%) respectively. Elsewhere, Channel 5 aired a double bill of NCIS, scoring 672k (2.9%) and 1.12m (4.8%) respectively from 8pm. Law and Order: Special Victims Unit grabbed 789k (3.6%) at 10pm. Britain&amp;#039;s Got More Talent was the highest rated show on the multichannels with 921k (3.9%) on ITV2 at 8.45pm.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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