All Ratings articles – Page 6
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RatingsStrictly waltzes in with 7.8m
WEEKEND: Saturday’s curtain-raiser to 2019 contest scores 45% share, while Bear Grylls wilts in the heat of Sunday’s 9pm battle
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Over-65s head to Scarborough
FRIDAY: Older viewers help Benidorm creator Derren Litten’s latest to kick off with 2.8m, but Hold the Sunset is hit by damaging schedule switch
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Billy Connolly takes 2.6m on his US Trail
THURSDAY: Scottish comedian’s latest travelogue brings in older male viewers while The Mash Report’s return falls shy of previous season
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Soggy start for Bake Off as BGT takes crown
Champions spin-off on par with last year’s X Factor, while Bake Off’s launch is lowest to date
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Youths check in to Big Hospital Experiment
WEDNESDAY: BBC2’s share of 16-34s almost triples on benchmark for coverage of innovative social experiment
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BBC1 surveillance thriller captures 3.8m
TUESDAY: Drama launch becomes channel’s top-rated midweek drama of year, while Commons chaos sets new record for BBC Parliament
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BBC3 block fails to win 16-34s but iPlayer soars
Broadcast analysis finds that BBC1’s share and volume of this demographic in special slot has declined on the same period in 2018
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ITV’s Confession draws 4.6m
MONDAY Martin Freeman-led crime thriller becomes ITV’s second-best weeknight drama launch of year
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BGT: The Champions wins 5.8m
Weekend sees ITV secure largest Saturday night peak audience, as Antiques Roadshow and Peaky Blinders win slots for BBC1
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Young adults desert China’s New World Order
THURSDAY Opener of BBC2’s tell-all doc skews male and wealthy but fails to defeat slot average with 16-24s down
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Peaky Blinders settles well in new home
The drama, promoted to BBC1, saw off ITV’s new series Sanditon, scoring particularly high among 16-34s
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Brassic brings cheer to Sky 1
New Sky 1 comedy launched as a double bill with a combination of 312,000
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Prorogue pulls in punters for News at Ten
WEDNESDAY BBC1, ITV and C4 news programmes are all handed a boost after Boris Johnson reveals parliamentary plans
