The BBC has experienced one of its “lowest-ever” ratings for a prime-time finale following the ending of Michael Sheen’s controversial drama, The Way, it’s been reported. The series tells the story of a government crackdown causing Welsh people to become refugees while English fascists threaten their safety. Sheen directed the drama which follows one family trying to escape the UK. According to The Telegraph, only 697,000 tuned into the final episode, while ITV’s Celebrity Big Brother attracted an audience of 2.3million. The programme’s debut only saw 1.7 million viewers, a low rating for a pr…
