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"Big Brother gained nearly 900,000 viewers on Sunday night, according to the latest audience figures.  The show averaged 2.69m (10.8%) for Channel 4 in the 9pm hour, up 890k on the previous night&amp;#039;s episode. A further 324k (1.8%) watched the programme on timeshift. ITV&amp;#039;s coverage of Germany&amp;#039;s World Cup victory against Australia dominated primetime, with 6.85m (28.1%) tuning in to ITV1 between 7.45pm and 9.45pm. An additional 636k (2.6%) watched the game on ITV1 HD. The match was followed by James Corden&amp;#039;s World Cup Live, which pulled in 3.23m (13.7%) between 9.45m and 10.15pm. Countryfile brought in 5.08m (20.8%) for BBC One between 7.30pm and 8.30pm, and it was followed by the Antiques Roadshow with 4.64m (17.9%).  An episode of Who Do You Think You Are? featuring Sarah Jessica Parker took 4.69m (19.1%) for the channel from 9.15pm.  A repeat of Top Gear averaged 1.57m (6.1%) for BBC Two from 8.15pm, and An African Journey With Jonathan Dimbleby secured 1.7m (7.1%) from 9.15pm. An episode of River Cottage attracted 1.23m (5.4%) for Channel 4 in the 7pm hour and 111k (0.4%) on timeshift. It was followed by Come Dine With Me, which took 2.37m (9.3%) and 298k (1.2%) on timeshift. Screenings of Bewitched and Perfect Stranger secured respective audiences of 1.55m (6.5%) and 1.84m (8.7%) for Five between 7pm and 11.15pm. Overall, ITV1 gained victory in primetime with 22.4% against BBC One&amp;#039;s 19.2%. Channel 4 came in third with 8.2% (+1: 0.9%), followed by Five with 7.4% and BBC Two with 5.9%. Elsewhere, a new episode of Family Guy brought in an impressive 1.01m (5.7%) for BBC Three between 10.20pm and 10.45pm. On ITV2, live coverage of the closing night of the Isle Of Wight festival secured 284k (2%) from 10pm and 23k (0.3%) on timeshift.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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