This week on the channel +8.9M views this week

Royal panels and police reporting fill TalkTV's 53-upload week

Kevin O'Sullivan, Jeremy Kyle and their guests span Sussex commentary, the Walliams investigation and Britain's EU relationship.

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TalkTV Story of November 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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What did you think?

TalkTV packed 53 uploads into a week that moved between royal commentary, police investigations and political argument. Its largest new audience gathered around Kevin O'Sullivan's conversation with Kinsey Schofield, joining from Los Angeles, about the timeline of Meghan's public account of family allegations.

That discussion has reached roughly 137,000 views. As we reported here, the pair focused on dates surrounding a letter and a reported police meeting, questioning whether the accounts were consistent. Their discussion is commentary, not a resolution of those questions.

A subsequent Angela Levin appearance with Jeremy Kyle returned to the Sussexes and Harry's Brussels speech. It is now drawing the most daily views of the channel's individual uploads, with the report on the Metropolitan Police investigation into David Walliams close behind. Charlotte Griffiths joined that discussion about non-recent sexual offence allegations. Walliams denies wrongdoing; the allegations have not been proven.

Elsewhere, O'Sullivan and former detective Mike Neville discussed the attack on an elderly woman in Watford and the potential role of CCTV. Kyle's political coverage included Charlie Rowley on proposed alignment with EU food and farming rules, alongside a full breakfast-show broadcast.

Across the channel, weekly views reached about 8.9 million, while subscribers were unchanged. Daily viewing is currently nearly half above its usual level. Among nearby-sized broadcasters, LBC had a particularly substantial weekly audience, while news.com.au and Times Radio both added subscribers. TalkTV's movement this week was in viewing rather than subscriber growth.

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