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" An episode of X Factor which saw almost 40 contestants controversially axed before they had even sung was the most-watched programme on Saturday night. Some 10m viewers (43%) saw Kitty Brucknell clash with rival Honey in what Louis Walsh dubbed the most &amp;quot;brutal&amp;quot; Boot Camp ever. A further 299k (1.4%) watched Curtis Ray White fight the axe on ITV+1, and The Xtra Factor nabbed 1.11m (5.5%) on ITV2 for the largest multichannel audience of the evening. Following the main terrestrial X Factor epsiode, The Jonathan Ross Show nabbed 2.94m (14.8%) from 9.30pm, as well as a further 134k (0.9%) on timeshift. In a ratings clash that has seen intense debate, the light family fare of All Star Family Fortunes once again beat competition from BBC One&amp;#039;s original drama Doctor Who. The ITV show took 5.54m (26.5%), while the Matt Smith-fronted sci-fi interested 5.25m (24.6%). Elsewhere on BBC One, The National Lottery: Secret Fortune (7.55pm), Casualty (8.45pm) and Live At The Apollo (9.35pm) attracted audiences of 3.69m (16.2%), 3.82m (16.3%) and 2.26m (11%) respectively. On sister channel BBC Two, one-off documentary The 1951 Festival of Britain: Brave New World informed 1.55m (6.6%) at 8.15pm, and QI XL increased the audience to 1.81m (8.3%) an hour later. Dambusters: Building the Bouncing Bomb educated just 550k (2.4%) on Channel 4 in the two hours from 7.15pm before The Million Pound Drop rescued the evening with 1.61m (8.4%), as well as 247k (1.8%) on timeshift. Big Brother stayed above the million mark on Channel 5 with 1.09m (5.4%), prior to which 613k (2.6%) tuned in for CSI: Miami. ITV1 dominated the primetime share with 28.9%, putting BBC One in the shade with 18.4%. BBC Two, Channel 4 and Channel 5 followed with 7.5%, 4.5% and 3.9% respectively.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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