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

The graph illustrates the proportion of audience enjoying

television

and

radio

during different time frames throughout the day, from October to December of 1992, in the UK. The audience includes

people

above the age of four.

Overall

,

radio

is the popular choice in the morning,

whereas

television

is preferred in the evening from 5 pm until midnight.

Moreover

, a higher fraction of the

population

prefers watching

television

, in comparison to listening to the

radio

. Early in the morning, around 6 am about 6% of

people

start listening to the

radio

, and the number gradually increases to about 28% around 9 am.

This

is the peak time for

radio

listeners, and

following

this

, the audience keeps slowly decreasing with about 12% of

people

listening around 4 pm, and

finally

reaching 1% at 2 am.

On the contrary

, the

population

of the UK starts watching

television

after 6am. There is about 7%

population

enjoying it at around 7 am

Although

the statistics dip a little to 5% around 11 am, there is a significant surge with approximately 56% of

people

enjoying

television

shows at 7 pm. As the night progresses, the fraction gradually decreases to about 1% at 3 am. In conclusion, a vast majority of

people

residing in the UK enjoy watching

television

, preferably in the second half of the day.

In contrast

,

radio

is preferred during the first half of the day, by a rather small

population

.