BBC Radio 2 - listening figures
BBC Radio 2 on Twitter: "The Big Show is now even BIGGER! ✨ We can now reveal that Steve's show has a record 8.1 million listeners. (We think a round of Steve
BBC radio stations ranked by listeners UK 2022 | Statista
RAJAR Q3 2019: London and national brands round-up – RadioToday
BBC Radio 2 listening figures plummet after veteran DJs leave - CoventryLive
Radio listening figures will be a reckoning for entire UK industry | Radio | The Guardian
Listening figures down for BBC's Radio Wales and Radio Cymru - BBC News
RAJAR's Return – Who did well, less well and why – RadioToday
Zoe Ball's Radio 2 breakfast show drops almost a million listeners in a year | Express & Star
Chris Evans' breakfast show audience grew just before BBC Radio 2 exit - The Irish News
Times Radio listening figures: 20% fall in second RAJAR release
Zoe Ball sheds nearly 800,000 listeners on Radio 2 Breakfast Show - The Irish News
BBC Radio 2 on Twitter: "The latest listening figures are in, and we are proud to announce that 15.4 million of you are listening every week! Thank you for being part of
Zoe Ball loses 780,000 listeners from BBC Radio 2 breakfast show - BBC News
Zoe Ball's BBC Radio 2 show loses a million listeners | Radio | The Guardian
Radio 2 breakfast show audience falls to lowest level in a decade | Radio industry | The Guardian
Zoe Ball's Radio 2 Breakfast Show has lowest audience in 10 years - The Irish News
Zoe Ball 'supersized giddy' as her Radio 2 Breakfast Show audience holds its own - The Irish News
Live and on-demand listening grows for BBC Radio & BBC Sounds in Quarter 4 2022 - Media Centre
Radio 2 boss quits as revamped station loses 450k listeners | Daily Mail Online
BBC Radio 2's biggest stars fled to commercial radio - Rajar figures prove audiences followed
Zoe Ball's Radio 2 breakfast show drops almost a million listeners in a year - The Irish News
Zoe Ball's Radio 2 Breakfast Show Retains Chris Evans' Audience, New Figures Reveal | HuffPost UK Entertainment
BBC radio listening figures hold steady through pandemic, figures suggest | Shropshire Star
