BBC1
EastEnders: 5.45m (30.3%)
BBC News (10pm): 4.17m (25.6%)
Celebrity MasterChef: 3.47m (18.7%)

BBC2
Mock the Week: 1.21m (7.4%)
Great Continental Railway Journeys (Repeat): 1.12m (6.5%)
Golf: The Open Highlights: 1.03m (5.5%)

BBC4
The Banker's Guide to Art: 0.32m (1.8%)
The Greatest Poem of World War One: David Jones's In Parenthesis: 0.26m (1.4%)
Arena: Ken Dodd (Repeat): 0.21m (1.8%)

C4 (exc. +1)
Inside Birmingham Children's Hospital: 1.25m (6.8%)
Inside Out Homes: 0.87m (4.7%)
Channel 4 News: 0.69m (4.0%)

C5 (exc. +1)
Big Brother: Annihilation: 1.27m (6.9%)
Bargain Bride on Benefits: 0.70m (3.8%)
Test Cricket: 0.62m (3.6%)

#RealStories with @ranvir01 and @KeeganHirst gathered 1.9m / 10.8% yesterday for ITV. @ITVShiver http://overnights.tv

#TheInvestigator won the 9pm slot for ITV with 3.1m / 17% @mwilliamsthomas @ITVShiver http://overnights.tv

Excluding +1:
Hollyoaks (E4): 0.52m (3.2%)
Ross Kemp: the Fight Against Isis (Sky 1): 0.49m (2.8%)
Chicago Fire (Sky Living): 0.12m (0.6%)
The Catch (Sky Living): 0.07m (0.5%)

#TheFightAgainstIsis with @RossKemp had 555,000 / 3.1% (inc. +1) stuck to their screens on @sky1 yesterday evening http://overnights.tv

That's decent for Ross Kemp's ISIS documentary. One which I will certainly give a watch. Again, such a shame about Chicago Fire, why is it always stuck at barely 100k excl +1! It's such a great show. First time BB has been above all of both BBC2 and C4 at primetime on a weekday as it is having one of it's strongest weeks in the last few years.

New Blood: 2.3m (12.2%)
Inside Birmingham Children's Hospital: 1.43m (7.7%)
Big Brother: 1.4m (7.6%)
Inside Out Homes: 1m (5.4%)
Bargain Bride on Benefits: 800k (4.3%)

including +1

I read that one as Bargain Booze Bride on Benefits - which I'm assuming it probably was.

From ITV Media (inc. +1):

Thursday Top 10
1 ITV - 08:30 PM Coronation Street 5.645m 29%
2 BBC One - 07:30 PM EastEnders 5.450m 30.3%
3 ITV - 08:00 PM Emmerdale 4.890m 27%
4 ITV - 07:00 PM Emmerdale 4.809m 29%
5 BBC One - 06:30 PM Regional News and Weather 4.806m 33%
6 BBC One - 06:00 PM BBC News at Six 4.250m 31%
7 BBC One - 10:00 PM BBC News at Ten 4.168m 25.6%
8 BBC One - 10:35 PM Regional News and Weather 3.503m 25%
9 BBC One - 08:00 PM Celebrity MasterChef 3.474m 18.7%
10 BBC One - 07:00 PM The One Show 3.172m 19%

Thursday Top 10 (not including the five main channels)
1 ITV4 - 07:00 PM Tour De France Highlights 902k 5.2%
2 Film4 - 09:00 PM The Heat 675k 4.3%
3 E4 - 07:00 PM Hollyoaks 617k 3.7%
4 Sky1 - 09:00 PM Ross Kemp: The Fight Against Isis 555k 3.1%
5 ITV3 - 08:00 PM Endeavour 534k 2.9%
6 E4 - 08:00 PM The Big Bang Theory 526k 2.9%
7 ITV2 - 11:30 PM Family Guy 496k 6.9%
8 ITV2 - 11:05 PM Family Guy 472k 5.0%
9 E4 - 08:30 PM The Big Bang Theory 435k 2.3%
10 ITV2 - 09:00 PM Shaun of the Dead 419k 2.5%

https://www.itvmedia.co.uk/

1 ITV - 08:30 PM Coronation Street 5645 29.0%
2 BBC One - 07:30 PM EastEnders 5450 30.0%
3 ITV - 08:00 PM Emmerdale 4890 27.0%
4 ITV - 07:00 PM Emmerdale 4809 29.0%
5 BBC One - 06:30 PM Regional News and Weather 4806 33.0%
6 BBC One - 06:00 PM BBC News at Six 4250 31.0%
7 BBC One - 10:00 PM BBC News at Ten 4168 26.0%
8 BBC One - 10:35 PM Regional News and Weather 3503 25.0%
9 BBC One - 08:00 PM Celebrity MasterChef 3474 19.0%
10 BBC One - 07:00 PM The One Show 3172 19.0%
Digital
1 ITV4 - 07:00 PM Tour De France Highlights 902 5.2%
2 Film4 - 09:00 PM The Heat 675 4.3%
3 E4 - 07:00 PM Hollyoaks 617 3.7%
4 Sky1 - 09:00 PM Ross Kemp: The Fight Against Isis 555 3.1%
5 ITV3 - 08:00 PM Endeavour 534 2.9%
6 E4 - 08:00 PM The Big Bang Theory 526 2.9%
7 ITV2 - 11:30 PM Family Guy 496 6.9%
8 ITV2 - 11:05 PM Family Guy 472 5.0%
9 E4 - 08:30 PM The Big Bang Theory 435 2.3%
10 ITV2 - 09:00 PM Shaun of the Dead 419 2.5%
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19:00 - Emmerdale: 4.81m (29%) inc +1
19:30 - EastEnders: 5.45m (30.3%)
20:00 - Emmerdale: 4.89m (27%) inc +1
20:30 - Coronation Street: 5.645m (29%) inc +1

A year ago (Thursday 16 July 2015):
19:00 - Emmerdale: 5.59m inc +1
5.43m (31.4%); +1: 161k (0.9%)
19:30 - EastEnders: 5.84m (31.8%)
20:00 - Emmerdale: 5.49m inc +1
5.28m (28.1%); +1: 206k (1.1%)
20:30 - Coronation Street: 5.76m inc +1
5.56m (28.2%); +1: 196k (1%)

Thanks for all the ratings Ray!

ITV seem to be having an unusually large number of 9pm wins at the moment.

The advert for that (British Crime story) being on every five minutes could have something to do with it.

Quick question; does anyone have ratings for The Question Jury (C4, 4pm weekdays)? If so, could you post them here please. Many thanks in advance.

Channel 5 Programme Information
w/c 30th July

New & Returning:
' Suspects (New Series) Wednesday 10pm
* Borderline (New Series) Tuesday 10pm
* Impractical Jokers UK (New Series) Tuesday 10:30pm

Dates and times TBC next week.

Source: C5 Press.

New Blood seems to be creeping up a bit, but nowhere near enough to earn a second series.

Can't see the Mark Thomas thing holding at 3m for another three weeks.

Remember New Blood was on iplayer before it was shown on BBC 1

Eastenders bounces back well when its not pursued by Emmerdale which looks subdued there on its double episode night. Having said that, there is not much exciting about any of those figures.

Interesting that they're making Tuesdays a comedy block, I don't expect either to do huge audiences. Suspects gets a good slot after The Hotel Inspector but given the appalling ratings it had last time, I'm not expecting much. I think they should axe it and use the money to fund a new drama series.

What do you think corrie will get

Tonight's second Corrie was excellent. Many saying it's the best episode in years. Very emotional scenes. I hope it does ok in the ratings but with it being a Friday I don't see it rating too highly.

Indeed, I think you'd be hard to find anything wrong with any scene in tonight's corrie (although some stubborn folks will) really dramatic emotional stuff and top notch acting from Paula Lane, Jack P Shepherd and everyone else involved.

In terms of ratings won't do anything special as its a summer Friday, but if all big episodes were on winter Monday's people wouldn't watch on summer Fridays.

Nothing wrong with any of the acting/scenes at all. What surprised me is that I read it was going to be something different. Someone getting stabbed is hardly that these days, sadly.

Sky's coverage of the first day of The Open peaked at 267,000.
Considering the amount of publicity, promotion and hype they must be a bit disappointed with that.

Yes if that's the peak I wonder what the troughs were.