BBC1 took a 33.4% share of viewing for the week ending November 20, up by 1.4% points on the previous week, reflecting its high audience for the first National Lottery draw on November 19. Share of viewing for the other 3 terrestrial stations fell, with ITV down by 0.5% points to 39.7, C4 down by 0.6% points to 9.7% and BBC2 down by 0.6% points to 10%.
Average viewing per head for all terrestrial was down by 4% year-on-year to 24 hours and 59 minutes, while average viewing for ITV only was down by 4.7% to 10 hours 41 minutes.
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