All Broadcast Magazine articles
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RatingsPrisoner delivers for Sky Atlantic
The opening episode of the Binocluar and Sky Studios drama arrested 1m
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RatingsGenre overview tables (April 2026 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 drama, factual and comedy programmes
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RatingsPernel drama connects with 5 viewers
The first episode of Missed Call engaged more than 2.5m
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RatingsRace Across the World makes another impressive return
Studio Lambert travel format launched its sixth series to 6.1m
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RatingsHuw Edwards drama dominates for 5
Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards pulled in 3.8m after 28 days
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RatingsPsychological thriller becomes ITV1’s best drama launch of 2026
New Pictures series Gone launched to 5.8m
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RatingsSuccess by stealth: rise of The Traitors
The success of The Traitors is undeniable – and its impact on network television is just as dramatic
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RatingsGenre overview tables (February 2026 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 entertainment, factual and comedy programmes
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RatingsLove and mocking still tickle viewers
TLC’s rebooted Mock The Week and ITV2’s third series of Love Island: All Stars both hit the spot
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RatingsProphets prove a revelation for BBC2
The BBC’s Small Prophets made a big impression, while 5’s The Good Ship Murder created a smaller splash
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RatingsSpy thriller makes a solid return
The Night Manager hooks viewers after 10-year hiatus, while Can You Keep A Secret? launches strongly for BBC1
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Steve North
UKTV chief content officer on family films, Italian escapes and Andy Murray
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RatingsSurvival story has youth appeal
BBC1’s new Lord Of The Flies adaptation draws in 16-34s, while Ellis makes a steady return on 5
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Behind The ScenesHow it took a village to raise The Neighbourhood
Lifted Entertainment and The Garden headed to Derbyshire in their bid to construct a reality gameshow centred on rival families for ITV
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FeaturesBBC funding models under the microscope
Industry commentators reveal the best way forward for the corporation and asks how a new model may change its purpose and programming
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CommentFaraz Osman: Those who cast magic on our screens deserve an award
Casting drives the success of factual TV, but the people involved go unrecognised, unlike their drama counterparts
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FeaturesWarp Films sets course with accelerated ambitions
In the wake of Adolescence’s success, Mark Herbert and Emily Feller discuss the impact of the series and the indie’s next steps