‘Ultimately, in 10 years’ time, we probably won’t be consuming linear bulletins. I might be wrong about that but I doubt it’
that one of the flagship programmes, whose audiences have doubled during the pandemic, might survive.Figures released at the start of coronavirus lockdown showed news bulletins and lifestyle programmes had seen a rise in ratings.
In the week ending March 29, five of the 10 most-watched broadcasts were editions of the BBC News At Six, with the bulletin on Monday March 23 attracting a TV audience of 8.3 million – nearly double the programme’s typical rating so far this year.
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