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"Young Apprentice returned to BBC One with a respectable audience last night (November 1). Lord Alan Sugar&amp;#039;s teen Apprentice spinoff started its third series with 3.73 million - a 16.3% share - in a competitive 8pm hour which saw Emmerdale air a high-profile double bill.  &amp;gt; Lord Sugar fires Young Apprentice star Max Grodecki after fashion task &amp;gt; Young Apprentice review: A whole new meaning to losing your rag However, Young Apprentice currently stands as BBC iPlayer&amp;#039;s second-most popular show of yesterday behind EastEnders, and some will have chosen to record the programme. After falling under a million viewers last week, Red Dwarf returned to form by commanding 1.05m (4.9%) for Dave at 9pm, but Celebrity Juice again took the multichannel honours with a colossal 1.39m (8%) for ITV2 at 10pm (+1: 194k). Back on the terrestrials, Hunted (3.08m/14%) won the 9pm slot with a miserable rating, beating ITV1&amp;#039;s Homefront which could only manage 2.46m (11.2%) and 150k on timeshift.  Over on BBC Two, Autumnwatch (2.5m/10.8%) at 8pm and Hebburn (1.17m/6.4%) at 10pm performed fairly steadily, while 9pm&amp;#039;s Operation Iceberg (2.71m/12.3%) took up where The Choir left off. Also in the 9pm hour, The Human Mannequin logged 1.96m (8.9%) for Channel 4 (+1: 360k), while mini-series Hatfields &amp;amp; McCoys continued with 1.05m (4.8%) on Channel 5 (+1: 139k). Overall, BBC One clinched the primetime honours with 19.6%, beating ITV1&amp;#039;s 17.5% (+1: 1.1%). BBC Two claimed third place with 8.8%, ahead of Channel 4&amp;#039;s 5.8% (+1: 1%), and Channel 5&amp;#039;s 3.8% (+1: 0.4%).   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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