Ratings UK

UK TV Ratings 11 March - 17 March Cheat's opening episode tops the week with the remainder of the series staying strong. Bake Off's celebrity specials keep growing in audience and Derry Girls maintains high viewing figures for Channel 4.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. Molly Windsor and Katherine Kelly in ITV's 'Cheat.' Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1. Cheat (Mon) - 8.23 (8.50) 2.  Coronation Street  (Mon) - 7.35 (7.47) 3. Cheat (Tue) - 6.99 (7.25) 4.  Coronation Street (Wed) - 7.02 (7.15) 5. Cheat (Thu) - 6.73 (6.99) More

UK TV Ratings 4 March - 10 March Coronation Street is a firm leader for the week, taking all five spots in the Top 5. Derry Girls returns to Channel 4 with a very impressive figure above that of the previous series and Dancing On Ice takes a jump in viewership for the finale.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. A promotional photo for the hit comedy 'Derry Girls' featuring (left to right) Louise Harland,Nicola Coughlan, Saoirse Monica-Jackson, Dylan Llewellyn & Jamie-Lee O'Donnell. Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  Coronation Street (Mon) - 7.45 (7.58)

UK TV Ratings 25 February - 3 March Call The Midwife reigns with a figure of around 9 million. Death In Paradise sees a rise in its viewership and Baptiste slips gently. The Top 5 shows remains the same as last week. Alan Partridge's return is decent, hitting the 5 million mark.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. A promotional image of Steve Coogan as the titular character, Alan Partridge. Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  Call The Midwife  (Sun) - 8.85 (9.08) 2.  Death In Paradise  (Thu) - 7.93 (8.09) 3.  Coronation Street  (Mon) - 7.18 (7.31) 4.  Co

The Award-winning smash hit has now integrated itself into the world with its boisterous characters and hard-hitting stories. Season 11 has just begun and although I won't be reviewing every episode, I thought it would be nice to introduce a small update into each contestant and what I think of their first introduction to the show. I will, in Drag Race style, toot (I like it) and boot (I'm not a fan) the promo looks from all fifteen queens of season 11.  These are simply my opinions of the looks alone and in no way reflect the talent of the Queen, I think they're all brilliant. A'keria Chanel Davenport TOOT I really love this look. I like the big shoulders/arms, the ruffles, the hair. I think even with this is still manages to compliment her figure and it's definitely a good look to have in the bag.  Ariel Versace TOOT Now, I've tooted this because I like the shoe I like the hair and her face is painted well. The dress is okay

UK TV Ratings 18 February - 24 February The second episode of Baptiste took a slight knock, but still doing well. Call The Midwife continues to be a couple million in front and Death In Paradise sticks firmly above the 7 million mark. The Greatest Dancer makes the BBC top 15 with a respectable figure. The BRIT Awards marginally up on last year.  All figures are shown in this format "0.00 (0.00)" which indicates two separate figures. The first one is the viewership on TV alone. The second figure that's bracketed is for 'All platforms' which includes PC, tablet and mobile viewing. This second figure is a much more accurate depiction of viewership in the UK. All figures are in millions unless shown as '000k.' All figures are courtesy of BARB TV. A Promotional image featuring the three judges of The Greatest Dancer (Oti Mabuse, Matthew Morrison and Cheryl). Top 5 Show of the Week (All Platforms) 1.  Call The Midwife  (Sun) - 8.82 (9.05) 2.