Coronation Street, EastEnders and Emmerdale all enjoyed audience boosts on Monday evening (September 29), overnight figures show.
Corrie led the way in the soap ratings, bringing in 7.54m (36.2%) at 7.30pm on ITV and 102k (0.5%) on +1 as Kylie was caught out by David after taking more of Max's ADHD medication. 7.44m (32.8%) returned at 8.30pm and 109k (0.5%) on +1 as David angrily confronted Kylie over her behaviour.
The Weatherfield drama's 7.30pm rating was its highest figure since June 9.
EastEnders rose to 7.06m (31.4%) at 8pm on BBC One as Phil and Sharon tied the knot - the first time the show has been above the 7 million mark since June 2. BBC Three's repeat screening secured 337k (2.6%) at 10.30pm.
Emmerdale benefited from the aftermath of its explosive week of episodes, attracting 6.61m (34.6%) at 7pm on ITV and 150k (0.7%) on +1 as Charity feared for her safety following Declan's disappearance - the show's best rating since March 24.
Elsewhere, Hollyoaks interested 924k (5.3%) at 6.30pm on Channel 4 as Nancy confessed to her affair with Rick while giving evidence at Finn's rape trial. The aftermath brought 630k (3.3%) to E4's first look at 7pm and 140k (0.6%) to E4+1.
Neighbours continued to perform well as Terese's latest clash with Lauren was seen by 703k (10.6%) at 1.45pm and 846k (6.2%) at 5.30pm on Channel 5.
Home and Away managed 244k (3.6%) at 1.15pm and 671k (4.2%) at 6pm on Channel 5, while 5*'s first look followed with 357k (2.0%) at 6.30pm.
Elsewhere, BBC One's Doctors continued with 1.39m (21.1%) at 1.45pm.
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2014 12:21 pm