TV ratings: BBC's Five Daughters wins the 9pm hour with 5m

BBC1's ongoing drama about the Ipswich serial killer won the 9pm hour last night, Monday 26 April, with more than 5 million viewers. The second episode of Five Daughters attracted 5.061 million viewers and a 20.3% audience share, with another 110,000 (0.44%) for the BBC HD simulcast. Ratings for the show held steady compared with Sunday's debut episode . Competition in the 9pm hour included Joanna Lumley's Nile on ITV1 (4.212 million/16.9%, ITV HD 165,000); BBC2's Mary Queen of Charity Shops: Revisited (1.453 million/5.8%); and Channel Five's FlashForward (1.44 million/5.8%). On Channel 4 in the 9pm hour, Blitz Street had 1.408 million (5.7%), with a further 146,000 (0.8%) an hour later on Channel 4 +1. The Madonna episode of Glee on E4 last night attracted 1.422 million (5.7%), making the show once again the most watched multichannel programme of the day. This was slightly down on last week's best so far Glee audience on E4 of 1.596 million (6.5%), although the show had a bigger E4 +1 figure (458,000 against 351,000 last Monday). However, Glee had a larger share of the 16- to 34-year-old audience than any other show in the 9pm hour, including competition on the five main terrestrial networks. Five main terrestrial analogue networks BBC1, BBC2, ITV1, Channel 4, Channel Five (available in all UK homes with TV, except Five, which reaches about 95%) BBC1 8pm: EastEnders - 9.332 million/39.6% 10.50pm: The Graham Norton Show - 1.862 million/17.1%, BBC HD 25,000/0.23% BBC2 8pm: Hidden Houses of Wales - 1.392 million/5.9% ITV1 7pm: Emmerdale - 6.911 million/35%, ITV HD 60,000 7.30pm: Coronation Street - 8.844 million/41.6%, ITV HD 82,000 8.30pm: Coronation Street - 8.601 million/35.8%, ITV HD 73,000 Channel 4 8pm: Young, Autistic and Stagestruck - 495,000/2.1%, C4+1 89,000/0.4% 10pm: The World's Richest Teenager and Me - 1.343 million/7.8%, C4+1 126,000/1.5% Five 8pm: The Gadget Show - 1.256 million/5.3% 10pm: Justine Lee Collins: Good Times - 307,000/1.7% Freeview/digital terrestrial TV free-to-air networks Available in 23.4m UK homes – 91.4% of total – as of 31/12/09. Source: Ofcom digital progress report, Q4 2009 ITV3 10pm: Ladies of Letters - 395,000/2% E4 10pm: The Cleveland Show - 427,000/2.1% 10.30pm: King of the Hill - 149,000/1% BBC3 8.30pm: EastEnders: Christian and Syed - 881,000/3.6% 10pm: EastEnders (rpt): 1.039 million/5.2% 10.30pm: EastEnders: Christian and Syed (rpt) - 776,000/6% BBC4 8.30pm: South Africa Walks (new series) - 481,000/2% 9pm: The History of Safari with Richard E Grant - 330,000/1.4% Virgin1 10pm: Trauma - 194,000/1.1% Cable and satellite pay-TV networks Available in 12.4m UK homes – 48.2% of total – as of 31/12/09. Source: Ofcom digital progress report, Q4 2009 Living 8pm: Australia's Next Top Model - 72,000/0.3% 9pm: Four Weddings - 255,000/1% Sky1 10pm: NCIS Los Angeles - 218,000/1.2% Comedy Central 10pm: 30 Rock - 85,000/0.4% 10.30pm: 30 Rock - 60,000/0.4% All ratings are unofficial live overnight figures, excluding other viewing – including timeshifted (recorded), on demand, HD, +1 or other – unless otherwise stated • To contact the MediaGuardian news desk email [email protected] or phone 020 3353 3857. For all other inquiries please call the main Guardian switchboard on 020 3353 2000. • If you are writing a comment for publication, please mark clearly "for publication".