Channel 5's audience surges after stealing viewers and star talent from the BBC

📺 Channel 5 is targeting BBC viewers with familiar faces, true crime and original drama - and it's working

grew its audience share for a fourth consecutive year in 2022, posting record profits of £72m.

The latest Christmas episode of the Yorkshire-set veterinary show beat BBC One and all other terrestrial channels in the ratings.The Yorkshire Vet Channel 5 isn’t just cosy though. It has built a regular audience for “shocking true crime” stories, a lurid genre Netflix is also chasing.

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