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The line graph shows the percentage of people in the UK aged over 4 who listened to the radio and watched television at different times of the day from October to December 1992.
Overall, radio was most popular in the morning, while television was most popular in the evening. In general, more people watched TV than listened to the radio during the day.
During the night, from 1am to 6am, very few people used either radio or TV, at only about 2% to 5%. After 6am, the number of radio listeners increased sharply and reached a peak of about 25% at 8am. Then it fell slowly during the day to around 11% at 3pm. After a small rise to 13% at about 4pm, it dropped to around 7% in the evening and 4% at midnight.
In contrast, the number of TV viewers was low in the morning, at about 4% to 7%. It increased in the afternoon to about 15% at 1pm, and then it rose sharply to about 43% at 7pm. The highest point was about 45% at around 9pm. After that, the figure fell quickly to about 15% at midnight.