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"The Voice UK continued its ratings success for BBC One last night (January 25), once again topping Saturday&amp;#039;s primetime ratings during its 7pm slot. According to overnight data, an average audience of 7.89 million (35.2%) tuned in to watch this weekend&amp;#039;s show, which saw performances from Adele&amp;#039;s cousin Georgia, and Vicky Jones - the sister of McFly&amp;#039;s Danny Jones.   Over on ITV, Tom Daley&amp;#039;s Splash! attracted 3.54m (16.25) at 6.45pm, as Richard Whitehead and Austin Healey made it through to the semi-finals of the diving competition. Back on BBC One, 5.03m (23.6%) played along with National Lottery: Who Dares Wins at 8.15pm, while 4.65m (21.6%) tuned in to watch Casualty at 9.10pm.  A repeat of the first ever episode of Mrs Brown&amp;#039;s Boys amused 4.72m (23.5%) at 10pm. BBC Two&amp;#039;s biggest primetime ratings came from an episode of Dad&amp;#039;s Army, which pulled in 2.02m (9.19%) at 8pm. Morecambe &amp;amp; Wise in Pieces: At Home entertained 1.79m (8.34%) at 8.30pm, while 1.39m (6.61%) tuned in to QI XL at 9.30pm.  Back on ITV, Take Me Out was viewed by 3.73m (17.39%) at 8.15pm, while The Jonathan Ross Show attracted 2.26m (10.93%) at 9.30pm. Approximately 211k (1.4%) watched the presenter chat to guests including Sam Bailey, Robert Lindsay and Rufus Hound an hour later on ITV+1. US drama Hostages was Channel 4&amp;#039;s highest-rated show, pulling in 750,000 viewers (3.49%) at 9pm. Earlier in the evening, Speed with Guy Martin brought in 540k (2.44%) at 7pm, while Bigfoot Files fascinated 570k (2.63%) at 8pm.   Celebrity Big Brother continued on Channel 5, with 1.75m (8.42%) tuning in to see housemates take part in the selfies task at 9.30pm. A triple-bill of NCIS did well for the channel earlier in the evening, with 878k (4.69%) watching the night&amp;#039;s third episode at 8.30pm. ITV3&amp;#039;s Midsomer Murders topped the multichannel ratings. Roughly 1.05m (5.28%) watched the detective drama at 9pm. A double-bill of The Bridge attracted 973k (4.52%) and 831k (4.49%) viewers to BBC Four at 9pm and 10pm respectively.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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