Family's way to watch TV programmes , those aged 10 or over (2002, 2017). Not those living alone. % by Sex, Background variable, Year, Data and Response

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Family's way to watch TV programmes , those aged 10 or over (2002, 2017). Not those living alone. % by Sex, Background variable, Year, Data and Response
	%
	Usually together	Usually alone	Equally together and alone
Sex total
Age group l total
2002	23	13	62
2017	37	17	41
10-14
2002	16	13	69
2017	..	..	..
15-19
2002	12	19	66
2017	19	32	43
Men
Age group l total
2002	24	13	61
2017	38	17	40
10-14
2002	21	17	61
2017	..	..	..
15-19
2002	13	17	68
2017	16	35	42
Women
Age group l total
2002	23	12	62
2017	36	17	42
10-14
2002	12	9	75
2017	..	..	..
15-19
2002	12	20	64
2017	23	28	45

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Family's way to watch TV programmes , those aged 10 or over (2002, 2017). Not those living alone. % by Sex, Background variable, Year, Data and Response