All Ratings articles – Page 561
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NewsTOTP goes out on a high with 3.8m
The BBC's 42-year old chart show Top of the Popswent out fighting with 3.8 million (20.5%) at 7pm as BBC2 secured a strong Sunday night performance.
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NewsIsrael-Lebanon conflict boosts BBC1's news at 10
BBC1's nightly news claimed another victory at 10pm, off the back of the latest developments in the Israel-Lebanon conflict, with 4.8 million (25.4%) viewers.
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NewsBBC1's Stephen Lawrence doc gets 3.9m
BBC1's documentary on the unsolved murder of Stephen Lawrence gave the corporation a winning 3.9 million (20%) viewers at 9pm last night.
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NewsFilm4 scores a hit with free-to-air launch
Channel 4's movie channel Film Four received a massive boost in viewers when it was relaunched as a free-to-air channel under the name Film4 earlier this week.
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NewsMaiden voyage of Cruises Undercover brings 3.1m to ITV1
Cruises Undercover, ITV1's new spin-off from Holidays Undercover, met with choppy waters in the ratings as it attracted 3.1 million (17%) in a tough slot at 8pm.
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NewsViewers warm to Driving Mum and Dad Mad
The ratings fortunes of ITV1's Driving Mum and Dad Madtook an upturn last night with the documentary series increasing its audience to 3.4 million (16.1%) at 9pm.
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NewsNew ITV singing show fails to woo viewers
ITV1 failed to hit the high notes on Saturday night with new series It's Now or Neveronly managing 1.7 million (10.1%) at 7.50pm.
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NewsFilm4 boosted by going free
The launch of Film4 as a free-to-view channel got off to a fine start on Sunday with Lost in Translationattracting the highest audience ever for a multichannel launch night.
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NewsOnly 900,000 want to be Bosom Buddies with C4
Channel 4's documentary Bosom Buddiesfound few friends amongst the viewers last night with just 900,000 (4.7%) in a prime 9pm slot.
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NewsLove Island struggles on 1.7m
ITV1's Love Island once again proved to be no match for Channel 4's Big Brotherwith only 1.7 million (8.8%) viewers at 10pm.
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Love Island is no match for Big Brother
In last week's 'triple whammy' of reality shows in peaktime it was ITV1's Love Islandthat suffered most against BBC1's Only Fools on Horsesand Channel 4's Big Brother.
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NewsOnly 2.8m interested in Driving Mum and Dad Mad
ITV1's new documentary series Driving Mum and Dad Madgot off to a limp start at 9pm last night with an audience of just 2.8 million (14.1%) in the face of tough competition from BBC1 and Channel 4.
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NewsLove Island sinks to 1.5m
ITV1's Love Island could only scrape together 1.5 million (7.6%) viewers on Friday at 10pm - only 10,000 away from it coming bottom of the pile when compared to its terrestrial rivals in that time slot.
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NewsPokerFace ends with 5.8m
ITV1 quiz PokerFaceended on a high with 5.8 million (29.3%) people tuning in at 8pm, seeing off new BBC1 drama The Chase.
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NewsBBC1's EastEnders slumps to 3.9m
BBC1's flagship show EastEndersfell to its lowest ever audience last night with just 3.9 million (23.1%) viewers at 7.30pm, losing out to an extended Emmerdaleon ITV1.
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NewsLove Island continues to lose viewers
ITV1's Love Islandcame off the worse for wear in its first head-to-head confrontation with Big Brotherat 10pm with just 2.1 million (10.6%) tuning in.
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NewsITV ratings slump to all-time low
ITV1 slumped to its worst ever all-hours weekly audience share last week as BBC1 capitalised on its World Cup and Wimbledon coverage.
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NewsEight out of 10 viewers pick BBC1 for World Cup final
The World Cup final between France and Italy, shown live on both ITV1 and BBC1 on Sunday (9 July), hit a combined peak audience of 21.2 million - just over a third of the entire population of the UK - at 9.15pm.
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NewsNot much love for ITV1's reality island
ITV1's reality series Love Islandhad a tough time on its opening night with a lowly 3.2 million (15%) tuning in to the start of the second series at 9pm - forcing it into third place behind other reality offerings from BBC1 and Channel 4.
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NewsBBC1's Doctor Who ends with 8.3m
The climactic ending to BBC1's Doctor Whopeaked with a strong 8.3 million (44.7%) at 7.30pm on Saturday night.