Following a poor October, November – with its Christmas advertising boost – saw a reversal of fortune for most of the UK TV market.
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Howard’s End and Blue Planet II dominated on the BBC, while ITV secured solid ratings from international football friendlies.
No national newspaper was able to record any period-on-period growth in November and only one title – The Daily Telegraph – recorded any year-on-year growth.
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Blue Planet II, Gunpowder and Our Girl all performed well in October’s TV ratings.
Metro lost 351,000 average daily browsers in October, according to the latest online ABCs.