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Nearly 7m watch Cerys eviction

The eviction of Welsh singer Cerys Matthews from I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! was watched by 6.8 million viewers on ITV1 last night, November 29.

On ITV1 the second half of a double bill of the Ant and Dec-fronted reality show secured an average audience share of 32% between 10pm and 10.30pm, according to unofficial overnights.

The first part of the show between 8pm and 9pm picked up 6.7 million and a 29% share.

Sandwiched between the latest jungle antics, the third episode of ITV1's drama Sold did not perform so well, pulling in just 3.1 million and a 13% share at 9pm.

Sold was beaten by Channel 4 documentary The Queen's Wedding, part of the broadcaster's High Society season, which attracted 3.3 million and a 14% share from 9pm.

The rest of Channel 4's evening schedule saw the Tony Robinson-fronted Britain's Real Monarch pull in 1.9 million and an 8% share in the 8pm hour, while US drama import Without a Trace picked up 1.5 million and an 8% share from 10pm.

BBC1's drama double bill saw Waterloo Road attract 4.9 million and a 21% share from 8pm, while The Street pulled in 4.1 million and an 18% share in the 9pm hour.

The BBC1 10 O'Clock News scored 4.6 million and a 22% share, with Question Time at 10.35pm attracting 2.6 million and a 20% share.

BBC2's Arrange Me a Marriage from 8pm pulled in 1.6 million and a 7% share, while the network's comedy night kicked off with Never Mind the Buzzcocks at 9pm, picking up 2.4 million and a 10% share.

Lead Balloon followed at 9.30pm with 1.5 million and a 7% share and then The Graham Norton Show at 10pm picked up 1.3 million and a 6% share.

Channel Five's live coverage of the Uefa Cup match between Bolton Wanderers and Aris Salonika scored 1.1 million and a 5% share between 7.30pm and 10.10pm, while its American comedy drama Californication pulled in 400,000 and a 2% share.

Critically acclaimed American comedy 30 Rock attracted 400,000 and a 3% share at 10.50pm on Five.

Source: Guardian