More viewers watched BBC’s Happy Valley than tuned into the much-anticipated interview with the Duke of Sussex on ITV, according to overnight figures.
Harry: The Interview drew an average TV audience of 4.1 million, based on overnight figures released by ITV.
The broadcaster said the 90-minute programme, in which Harry was interviewed by Tom Bradby as part of the promotion for the duke’s memoir, Spare, ahead of its release on Tuesday, achieved the channel’s highest rating for a factual programme for more than a year.
In comparison, the second episode of series three of BBC One’s Happy Valley, which started at the same time - 9pm on Sunday - and lasted 60 minutes, had an average audience of 5.3 million TV viewers, according to the overnight figures.
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5 сен 2024