The graph below shows radio and television audiences throughout the day in 1992. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph compares the percentage of United Kingdom residents who watched

television

and listened to the

radio

during a day in 1992.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the highest number of TV audiences was watching it in the evening,

while

the proportion of

radio

listeners peaked in the morning.

Also

,

television

was watched considerably more than the time

radio

was listened to. Between 6 am and noon, roughly 5% of the UK dwellers watched

television

.

However

, in

this

period, the percentage of people who were listening to the

radio

reached just under 30% and

then

experienced a considerable fall, reaching almost 15% at 12 pm. During the afternoon and evening, the number of residents tuning in to the

radio

decreased significantly,

whereas

the proportion of TV audiences, by 8 pm, had risen to a peak of just under 50% per cent of the United Kingdom residents. Having remained stable at about 40%, the proportion of

television

audiences

then

plummeted, which meant that it absorbed the same amount of dwellers as the

radio

did.