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A controversial Panorama investigation into video games addiction was watched by more than 2.3 million on Monday night, the latest audience data has revealed. 

The Addicted to Games? special - challenged by games industry bodies UKIE and TIGA before transmission - averaged 2.39m (8.5%) for BBC One from 8.30pm.

Elsewhere on BBC One, The One Show appealed to 5.47m (23%) from 7pm, before Inside Outgrabbed 4.46m (17.2%). The latest episode of drama Accused pulled in 3.42m (13%) in the 9pm hour.

A combined audience of 7.55m (28.7%) tuned in to watch I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!on ITV1 in the 9pm hour. Later on the channel, The Day John Lennon Died - a new documentary commemorating the 30th anniversary of the former Beatle's death - was seen by 1.68m (12.6%) from 10.45pm.

Live coverage of snooker's UK Championship mustered 780k (3.1%) on BBC Two from 7pm, before University Challenge and Miranda grabbed respective audiences of 2.6m (9.3%) and 2.49m (8.8%) in the 8pm hour. 

Also on BBC Two, Ian Hislop's Age of the Do-Gooders fetched 2.36m (9%) from 9pm, before Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon's new comedy series The Trip closed with 960k (4.5%) from 10pm.

Over on Channel 4, Kirsty and Phil's Perfect Christmas was watched by 1.38m (4.9%) in the 8pm hour and 329k (1.2%) on +1. It was followed by Come Dine With Me: Coronation Street Special, which cooked up 2.23m (8.5%) and 379k (2%) on timeshift. Chris Moyles' Quiz Night mustered 910k (4.6%) from 10pm, while 97k (1%) watched the show an hour later.

Channel 5's How Do They Do It? attracted 673k (2.6%) from 7.30pm, before The Gadget Showaveraged 1.11m (4%) in the 8pm hour. Extreme Fishing With Robson Greene caught 1.02m (3.9%) from 9pm. It was followed by a screening of Blade with 713k (5.4%).

Overall, ITV1 won primetime with 30.6% against BBC One's 18.3%. BBC Two came in third with 6.7%, followed by Channel 4 with 5.5% (+1: 1.1%) and Channel 5 with 3.4%.

Elsewhere, Coronation Street Uncovered: Live entertained 1.04m (5.4%) on ITV2 from 10pm and 64k (0.6%) on timeshift.

Coverage of Liverpool's Premier League victory against Aston Villa was watched by 823k (3.2%) on Sky Sports 1 from 7pm.