Have I Got News For You leads ratings with 5.5 million

United Kingdom

David Barros

April 09, 2010

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Have I Got News For You leads ratings with 5.5 million

LONDON - 'Have I Got News For You' on BBC One outshone 'The Bill' and the football on Five last night with 5.5 million viewers, according to unofficial overnight figures.

Have I Got News For You: with Alexander Armstrong

The second episode in the series of 'Have I Got News For You' on BBC1 took a 22.1% share of viewing between 9pm and 10pm.

Five's coverage of the Liverpool vs Benfica European tie averaged 3.6 million viewers in the same time slot.

Concluding a two-part special, 'The Bill: Great Responsibilities' achieved an audience of 3.5 million for ITV1, a 14% audience share.

Documentary 'How The Other Half Lives' on Channel 4 matched 'Golf: The Masters 2010' on BBC Two, each earning 1.8 million viewers. The simultaneous broadcast of the golf on BBC HD earned 130,000 viewers, a 0.6% share.

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