BBC One's annual Children in Need broadcast pulled in 10.42 million viewers at its peak on Friday night (November 15), overnight data has revealed.
Terry Wogan fronted the event alongside Tess Daly and Fearne Cotton to achieve an average of 9.75m during the variety event's first slot between 7.30pm and 10pm.
A 40.6% audience share helped the charity raise over £31 million. An average of 5.47m stayed with BBC One for the BBC News at Ten, while 4.22m crossed over to BBC Two at that time.
The conclusion to Children in Need on BBC One averaged 3.1m (37.8%) between 10.35pm and 2am.
Meanwhile, the England football team's friendly against Chile peaked with 4.57m viewers at about 8.30pm on ITV, giving the channel its highest-rated primetime programme of the night outside of soaps.
An average of 4.23m tuned in for the match, attracting a 17.7% share between 7.30pm and 10.15pm (+1: 99k).
Elsewhere in the schedule, Channel 4's latest episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD took in an average of 1.2m viewers, resulting in a 4.8% audience share (+1: 165k).
The channel also picked up 1.07m later in the night on Alan Carr: Chatty Man, with a 5.8% share (+1: 210k).
Channel 5's primetime schedule led with documentary On Benefits and Proud, missing the million mark at 909,700 viewers on average. A further 110,000 tuned in an hour later on Channel 5+1.
From 10pm, the channel also took an average of 5.7% for its broadcast of Rambo, with 957,800 viewers (+1: 84k).
