The Eternity Trap, was watched by 0.9 million viewers, with an audience share of 7.3%.

The rating is once more much higher than usual for this slot on BBC One, which has an average of 0.4 million.

The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith received an AI score of 87 for Part One and 89 for Part Two. Both episodes got the highest AI scores on any of the main four channels for the two days.

The two scores are the highest received for the series which also received the highest viewing figures on BBC one at this timeslot for this year.

The Appreciation Index, or AI, is a measure of how much the audience liked the programme. It is a score out of 100, based on responses from a carefully selected panel including a large childrens section. The average score for children's television is 72. A score in excess of 85 is regarded as excellent while a score below 60 is poor.

The second part of The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, was watched by 1.1 million viewers, with an audience share of 9.6%.

This is again far above the average for the timeslot. The programme inherited an audience of 0.3 million and built it to 0.9 million for the first quarter hour and 1.2 million for the second.

The highest rated programme on BBC One in this timeslot, this year, prior to The Sarah Jane Adventures was Outback8 on 2nd January, which got 0.71 million watching.

Final figures will include those who record the programme and watch it within seven days, and will be released by BARB in two weeks time.

David Tennant's arrival at Sarah Jane's wedding was watched by 1.3 million viewers according to unofficial overnight figures. With an audience share of 10.9% this is roughly double the usual audience for the show and more than three times what CBBC usually gets in this slot.

The rating is the highest by far that The Sarah Jane Adventures have achieved in this time slot. Series One was shown in a later time slot and got figures of around 1.4 million watching. The figures saw BBC One move into third place for this timeslot. Usually the ratings for children's TV are eclipsed by those watching the lifestyle programme on the other four main channels.

The programme was promoted on BBC Breakfast with an appearance from Elisabeth Sladen and Russell T Davies. For Sladen this was a return to studio TC7 in Television Centre. The studio Breakfast is broadcast from is the same studio in which she recorded stories such as Robot over 35 years ago.

Final figures will be released in around two weeks time.

The final part of the story will be shown in the UK this afternoon.

Final figures are now available for the first two programmes in Series Three. Prisoner of the Judoon had 0.73 million watching part one and 0.82 million watching part two. Final figures are more accurate then initial overnight estimates and include those who record the programme and view it within seven days.

Both episodes of The Mad Woman in the Attic achieved an Appreciation Index of 86. The score was the highest on BBC One for both Thursday and Friday, and is the joint highest score the series has received.

The Appreciation Index is a measure of how much the audience enjoyed the programme.

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Unofficial overnight figures show that the fourth episode of series 3, part two of The Mad Woman in the Attic, was watched by 0.8 million viewers, with an audience share of 7%.

The rating is the highest the series has received so far, with the first half getting 0.6 million viewers and the second half 0.8 million.

Final figures will include those who record the programme and watch it within seven days, and will be released by BARB in two weeks time.

Unofficial overnight figures show that the third episode of the series, part one of The Mad Woman in the Attic, was watched by 0.6 million viewers, with an audience share of 5.7%.

The rating is almost identical to that the series received last week, with the first half getting 0.5 million viewers and the second half 0.7 million.

Final figures will include those who record the programme and watch it within seven days, and will be released by BARB in two weeks time.

Prisoner of the Judoon achieved an Appreciation Index of 81 for Part One and 86 for Part Two. Both scores are much higher than the average score for children's television, which is 72. Friday's score was the second highest on BBC One for the day. AI scores for Series Two ranged from 75 to 86.

The Appreciation Index is a measure of how much the audience enjoyed the programme.

Season Two ratings and AI can be found here.

Episode Two of Prisoner of the Judoon was watched by 0.7 million viewers on BBC One yesterday, according to unofficial overnight figures. The audience share was 7.2%, an increase over the share for part one.

Ratings increased during the programme with a slight drop off after it finished. The programme got more than double that achieved in the same slot the previous week when Hotel Trubble gained 0.3 million.

Final figures will include those who record the programme and watch it within seven days, and will be released by BARB in two weeks time.

Unofficial overnight figures show that episode one of Prisoner of the Judoon was watched by 0.6 million viewers. The audience share was 5.9%. An extra 40,000 people watched in high definition on the BBC HD channel.

The rating is similar to that which The Sarah Jane Adventures received in the same slot last year. It is around 50% higher than the average for the timeslot on BBC One. Last week's edition of SMart achieved 0.4 million.

Final figures will include those who record the programme and watch it within seven days, and will be released by BARB in two weeks time.