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RatingsGenre overview tables (December 2025 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 factual, entertainment and sport programmes
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RatingsWhen viewers can’t wait to watch
While linear and catch-up are the go-to, pre-TX is adding significant numbers to more and more shows
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RatingsAmadeus hits a modest beat
Stripped five-part drama gives a steady performance as I’m A Celebrity spin-off delivers for 16-34s
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RatingsPlay For Today back with a bang
The revived 1980s anthology returns with strong numbers, while BBC2’s Mammoth fails to match series one
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RatingsFishy tale delivers as reality bites
The BBC’s Dr Who spin-off proves popular, while Strictly and ITV’s I’m A Celebrity suffer annual declines
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RatingsTraitors goes from strength to strength
BBC1 show continues its meteoric rise, increasing viewers, unlike the return of The Night Manager
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CommentChris Curtis: Huge deals can feel unnerving but could future-proof the sector
Proposed mega-mergers between Sky and ITV, and Banijay and All3, won’t be pain-free but represent a smart response to the market
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FeaturesChannel 4 analysis: What’s on Priya Dogra’s to-do list?
Industry executives list their priorities for C4’s incoming boss, from hiring anew head of content to dealing with its in-house dilemma
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FeaturesAnalysis: How streamers are taking live TV to new heights
Netflix, Apple TV and Prime Video are moving into live programming like never before – but why now and what changes are on the horizon?
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FeaturesAnalysis: What’s next for distribution giants?
Sales chiefs at BBC Studios and the founding quartet of London TV Screenings unpack what’s next for an industry in constant flux
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Brendan Foley
Sherlock & Daughter writer, creator and executive producer on sushi, rejecting The Walking Dead and magical Mayo
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FeaturesMediawan sets tone for 2026 expansion
Group chief content officer Elisabeth d’Arvieu digs deep into her English-language strategy and explains why being ‘fast and nimble’ is vital
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RatingsBBC1 tops Christmas 2025 ratings again but Stranger Things challenges linear
The Scarecrow’s Wedding attracted 6.5m, though Netflix’s sci-fi juggernaut long finale mounted a significant challenge to traditional broadcasters
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RatingsGenre overview tables (November 2025 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 drama, entertainment and factual programmes
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RatingsMAFS UK trumps Big Brother in 2025 reality battle
E4 dating format averaged more than a million additional viewers during the head-to-head autumn run
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RatingsTrigger Point achieves solid return
ITV1’s bomb disposal drama averaged 6.5m but BBC1’s The Celebrity Traitors takes all the plaudits
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RatingsMurder Before Evensong launches strongly but finale drops sharply
5’s cosy crime adaptation opened with 4m viewers, while The Great British Bake Off delivered C4’s smallest final to date
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RatingsStrictly and I’m A Celeb decline despite strong starts
December’s biggest entertainment shows both experienced significant year-on-year downturns
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RatingsCelebrity Traitors conquers all while ITV dramas slug it out for dominance
Studio Lambert Scotland’s format averaged 12.9m over nine weeks, with the final reaching 14.4m
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RatingsGenre overview tables (October 2025 - 28-day consolidated)
Including top 10 comedy, factual and entertainment programmes