Sentence examples for figures programme from inspiring English sources

Radio 2, along with the BBC digital station 6Music, will be the subject of the trust's fourth service review, examining audience figures, programme quality, value for money and "distinctiveness".

As the United Nations in the Sudan has not yet reached an agreement with government authorities on affected population figures, the programme targets and the budget for Humanitarian Action for Children 2016 are the same as for Humanitarian Action for Children 2015.

Most of the freelancers included in the FOI figures are programme-makers – including directors and camera operators – technical and support staff, according to the BBC, meaning that the number of people working for the corporation "off payroll" is higher.

It is also shocking that senior figures on the programme should broadcast defamatory allegations about the Tory peer Lord Macalpine to millions of viewers without ensuring that the story stood up.

For the first two programmes, viewing figures were above the programme's predecessor Questions and Answers.

The latest figures show the programme has found a job for 3% of new ESA claimants.

Viewing figures for the programme range from 5 million to 8 million.

Updated at 10.34am GMT 10.10am GMT As promised, here is some alternative analysis of the work programme figures.

"The new mayors are going to be big political figures," said Jo Casebourne, programme director at the Institute for Government.

Lydon follows in the footsteps of musicians including Jarvis Cocker, Alex James and Will Young, who have also debated with public figures on the programme.

The BBC said that average viewing figures for the programme were almost 8 million – meaning around three times more viewers tuned in than usual.