'All At Sea' continues to struggle in ratings

Celebrity sailing programme All At Sea continued to struggle for ITV1 on Thursday night, according to the latest viewing figures.

The programme, in which six celebs sail around the south coast of Britain, pulled in 3.26m (14.6%) for ITV1 from 9pm, down 310k week-on-week.

All At Sea was again soundly beaten by BBC One in the 9pm hour, with Have I Got News For You attracting 5.46m (24.4%) and sitcom Outnumbered appealing to 5.34m (23.9%).

Earlier on BBC One, Watchdog averaged 3.68m (17.1%) from 8pm.

On Channel 4, Location, Location, Location pulled in 2.26m (10.5%) from 8pm and 281k (1.3%) on timeshift. It was followed by the second episode of How The Other Half Live, with 1.62m (7.3%) and 210k (1.2%) on timeshift.

In the 10pm hour, Charlie Brooker's You Have Been Watching attracted 740k (4.1%) for Channel 4 and 89k (0.1%) on timeshift.

The Culture Show brought in 560k (3%) for BBC Two from 7pm, followed by Springwatch: High Seas With Gordon Buchanan with 1.41m (6.5%).

Documentary series History Cold Case attracted 1.53m (6.9%) to BBC Two in the 9pm hour, down 100k week-on-week.

Britain's Greatest Machines With Chris Barrie gained 561k (2.6%) for Five in the 8pm hour. A screening of The Invasion followed with 1.36m (6.6%).

Overall, BBC One secured a slight victory in primetime with 23.8% over ITV1's 20.8%. Channel 4 came in third with 6.8% (+1 0.9%), followed by BBC Two with 6% and Five with 4.3%.

Elsewhere, a new episode of The Simpsons featuring the voice of Sacha Baron Cohen pulled in an impressive 604k (3.1%) for Sky1 from 7.30pm.

American Idol appealed to 368k (1.6%) for ITV2 from 9pm and 65k (0.4%) on timeshift.

Repeats of EastEnders and Junior Apprentice secured respective audiences of 1.13m (5.8%) and 557k (4.2%) for BBC Three from 10pm.

BARB ratings data supplied by Attentional