Many viewers have declare they're ready to 'snub' Prince Harry, in favour of watching the new series of Happy Valley on Sunday night.
After all the teasers and all the hype, the Duke of Sussex's sit down with ITV journalist Tom Bradby will finally go out on ITV1 at 9pm on January 8, exactly the same time slot occupied by smash hit drama Happy Valley over on BBC One. With revelations from Harry's interview, including claims of an altercation between him and brother Prince William and doubts cast over his attendance at father King Charles' coronation, the interview looks set to make compelling viewing, days before the release of Harry's explosive memoir Spare, which like the interview, has already been hitting headlines across the globe.
Making its return last weekend, almost seven years after its last series aired, Happy Valley has also been attracting plenty of attention of its own, with an audience of around 7 million tuning in for the opening episode of its third and final series on New Year's Day and lead actress Sarah Lancashire once again in fine form as troubled but determined cop Catherine Cawood.
