THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 best radio shows
20 Dec 2002
The 10 best radio shows as voted for by Campaign. Winner: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Xfm
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THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 best UK TV commercials
20 Dec 2002
The 10 best UK TV commercials as voted for by Campaign. Winner: Levi's Engineered Jeans
THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Best International Big Brother equivalents
17 Dec 2002
1. HUNGARY NAGY TESTVER AVERAGE TVR: 21. CHANNEL: TV2 Sept - Dec 2002
THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Top-rating European TV Programmes
17 Dec 2002
1. SOUTH KOREA V ITALY: WORLD CUP. Italy Rai 1, 18 June. TVR: 40.6. Score: 2.1 (Korea)
THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Top-rating UK TV Programmes
17 Dec 2002
1. EASTENDERS. BBC1, Tuesday 1 January. TVR: 26.2
THE BOOK OF LISTS: The 10 Top-rating US TV Programmes
17 Dec 2002
1. CBS Sunday Movie: 9/11. CBS, Sunday 10 March. TVR: 14.5
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